The best episode of X-Files secretly based on an unproductive movie

by Chris Senelgov
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X. In the end, it became a very mixed bag of concession, but it was able to give us two strong strong films. These films raised the risks from the usual cross fare, while continuing to provide both chills with greatness (such as in Fighting the future) And brutal excitement (like in I want to believeThe fans came to expect. However, a long time before the movie, the murderer X-Files The “Little Green Men” episode presented the excitement on the big screen on the small screen … not really surprising, as it was adapted from the text of the film that is not produced by the co -author Glen Morgan.

If you need to activate, “Little Green Men” was X-Files The episode in which Muller is sent to Portorico by a political sponsor and approaches foreigners (Or are they?What was before it was. The first show of the second season is a fan of how the customer examines Mold and adds some crawling credibility to his conspiracies Foreigners. As it turned out, one of the reasons that this story seems to be that Glin Morgan has already written many of them as a movie.

According to the writer, “I have long written a text on my name called” Young Green Men “who was about a man who went to a telescope in Chile.” Unfortunately, this scenario has suffered from the fate of many possible films in Hollywood: “It has never been made.” Nevertheless, Morgan said, “There were many elements that I liked,” and he was able to integrate it into this match. X-Files episode.

Besides the desire to simply see his text on the screen, Morgan had a special motivation to make this episode: “We liked the idea to the extent that we decided to do this for Mulder.” at that time , David Doshofni He expressed his interest in making a episode that focused on his personality the way she focused on “Beyond Sea” on Scully from Gillian anderson. Morgan thought of focusing on part of the “most important” Doshovny of this story and wrote this episode to the actor because he “loved him, he deserved it.”

It really has succeeded in this front, giving us a circle of Muller to expand the motives of the character and how much he seeks to find the truth. It is also fun to get Lore New Mulder, including the fact that he has rich shepherds who funded his work secretly. Unfortunately, the show will never be the idea that there may be many government figures who want to help Mold and want to kill him.

The final motivation of Jalin Morgan to create “Young Green Men” was writing a story about SETI (searching for external intelligence), the real institute that focuses on foreign life. “I was angry that the government had closed the SETI project and wanted to address it.” In this way, the writer turned the imaginary research of Molder for foreigners to invite a very important real project.

In the past, one of the things that makes the “young green men” is very special that Morgan has merged Seti’s invitation into an episode simply released on all cylinders. Never feel like a special afternoon full of rugged animals. Instead, the plight of real life for legitimate government research in life was used to tell one of the best independent X-Files episodes that have been done at all.

“Young Green Men” are still the best X-Files Ensity ever, one succeeds as a provocative personal study of Molder and a type of second pilot. Knowing that it was adapted from an unproductive movie that makes us appreciate this episode more. In the end, cinematic quality was presented for the show that helped it X. One of the best shows in the history of TV.