fbi agents mulder and scully get assigned to probe the mystery of what happened to an arctic drilling team and in this early x files episode that david duchovny himself considers one of their first rockin episodes. it pays loving homage to the much lauded john carpenter 1982 theatrical feature the thing and and one can see the similarities. visually and color and lighting schemes combine to give the story a hellish quality. production design or art direction are especially impressive while the shots of the exterior of the arctic camp are so reminiscent of the earlier film as to automatically create feelings of deja vu for some viewers. naturally and our heroes are threatened by the weather and so the sound design and involving wind and evokes memories of the thing. the culprit is an ancient worm that had been exposed to the team while once inside a host and it stimulates aggressive behavior. this allows the paranoia aspect to take full hold and and the way the script is set up we can not be too sure of who infected and who not. this gives rise to the inevitable scene of testing. this episode certainly works at portraying the way that tensions can cause breakdowns in groups. it even allows mulder and scully to have moments where theyre not sure if they can trust each other. guest starring are a good small group of actors represent xander berkeley and felicity huffman and and steve hytner as the scientists obliged to accompany mulder and scully on the mission and and jeff kober as the pilot who takes them to the camp. you can also see one time jason voorhees portrayer ken kirzinger as one of the ill fated original team members. incidentally and there one direct link between ice and the thing represent art director graeme murray and who worked on both projects. positive . 
fbi agents mulder and scully get assigned to probe the mystery of what happened to an arctic drilling team and in this early x files episode that david duchovny himself considers one of their first rockin episodes. it pays loving homage to the much lauded john carpenter 1982 theatrical feature the thing and and one can see the similarities. visually and color and lighting schemes combine to give the story a hellish quality. production design or art direction are especially impressive while the shots of the exterior of the arctic camp are so reminiscent of the earlier film as to automatically create feelings of deja vu for some viewers. naturally and our heroes are threatened by the weather and so the sound design and involving wind and evokes memories of the thing. the culprit is an ancient worm that had been exposed to the team while once inside a host and it stimulates aggressive behavior. this allows the paranoia aspect to take full hold and and the way the script is set up we can not be too sure of who infected and who not. this gives rise to the inevitable scene of testing. this episode certainly works at portraying the way that tensions can cause breakdowns in groups. it even allows mulder and scully to have moments where theyre not sure if they can trust each other. guest starring are a good small group of actors represent xander berkeley and felicity huffman and and steve hytner as the scientists obliged to accompany mulder and scully on the mission and and jeff kober as the pilot who takes them to the camp. you can also see one time jason voorhees portrayer ken kirzinger as one of the ill fated original team members. incidentally and there one direct link between ice and the thing represent art director graeme murray and who worked on both projects. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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