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Ice (The X-Files)

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Ice
The X-Files episode

Ice
Episode no. Season 1
Episode 1X07
Written by Glen Morgan
James Wong
Directed by David Nutter
Guest stars Xander Berkeley
Felicity Huffman
Steve Hytner
Jeff Kober
Ken Kirzinger
Production no. 08-108
Original airdate November 5 1993 (Fox)
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"Ice" is the eighth episode of the first season of The X-Files which originally aired November 5 1993. It dealt with extraterrestrial parasitic organisms. It was written by Glen Morgan and James Wong and directed by David Nutter. Guest stars included Xander Berkeley and Felicity Huffman.

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Plot

When an Arctic research team mysteriously kill each other and themselves only days after drilling deeper into the ice than ever before, Mulder and Scully accompany a team of doctors and scientists to investigate. They discover an organism which infects living creatures and amplifies the host's feeling of anger and paranoia, and the new team starts to deteriorate as they wonder who among them are killers.

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Production notes

The overall setting of a remote icy research base overcome by an extraterrestrial creature is somewhat similar to that of the Who Goes There? novelette by John W. Campbell, as well as the movie The Thing directed by John Carpenter. Just as in the novelette and movie, people don't trust each other because they are unsure if they are what they seem to be. One of the team members in the episode is named Campbell, probably as a homage to the novelette author.

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