During the course of The X-Files’ 25-year run (1993 – 2018), the hit sci-fi horror show attracted a collection of top writing talent, including a number of fan-favourite scribes. Amongst these writers were Glen Morgan & James Wong, who were responsible for some of the show’s most popular episodes, including Squeeze, Tooms, and Home.
But how many episodes of The X-Files did Glen Morgan & James Wong write or co-write and what are they? Well, should you want the answers to these questions, you’ll find all the details below.
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List of episodes written by Glen Morgan & James Wong
Below is a list of 19 episodes of The X-Files written by Glen Morgan & James Wong. The majority of the episodes were written by the pair when they worked as a duo, but on occasion they also penned some episodes on a solo basis.
Season One
- Squeeze (Glen Morgan & James Wong)
- Shadows (Glen Morgan & James Wong)
- Ice (Glen Morgan & James Wong)
- Beyond the Sea (Glen Morgan & James Wong)
- E.B.E. (Glen Morgan & James Wong)
- Tooms (Glen Morgan & James Wong)
Season Two
- Little Green Men (Glen Morgan & James Wong)
- Blood (Teleplay by Glen Morgan & James Wong – story by Darin Morgan)
- 3 (Co-written with Chris Ruppenthal)
- One Breath (Glen Morgan & James Wong)
- Die Hand Die Verletzt (Glen Morgan & James Wong)
Season Four
- Home (Glen Morgan & James Wong)
- The Field Where I Died (Glen Morgan & James Wong)
- Musings of a Cigarette Smoking Man (Glen Morgan wrote and directed)
- Never Again (Glen Morgan & James Wong)
Season Ten
- Founder’s Mutation (James Wong wrote and directed)
- Home Again (Glen Morgan wrote and directed)
Season Eleven
- This (Glen Morgan wrote and directed)
- Ghouli (James Wong wrote and directed)
In addition to the above episodes, Glen Morgan & James Wong directed two Season Eleven episodes of The X-Files which they didn’t write. These episodes include:
- Rm9sbG93ZXJz (directed by Glen Morgan)
- Nothing Lasts Forever (directed by James Wong)
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