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Date Posted: 06:37:51 04/28/02 Sun
Author: Islandgirl
Subject: "Space"

I really like this episode for a rather personal reason: it was set in Houston and they got it right!!
It's relatively unusual for any TV shows to be set in Houston and, on the rare occasions it does appear on film, for some weird reason it's generally portrayed as a desert. Here they had lots of heavy rain (very common in Houston) and lots of lush grass and trees .
From an XF perspective, I thought the main interesting thing about the episode was that Mulder did *not* immediately assume the problems were the result of alien intervention or psychic possession. For most of the ep, he was suggesting more likely reasons, like terrorists or disgruntled employees.

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