TV Noir, Culture, and the Internet

By hugh | Published: June 2, 2010

X-Files, Season 1, ep 24
X-Files, Season 1, ep 24
True TV noir started with The X-Files. Twilight Zone was black and white and nobody picked up the ball when it stopped. Anyway, before Molly proposed her question and got some answers, I was thinking about the evolution of the internet while The X-Files traversed the 90s. I’m sure others have written about this but I’m just getting around to it sheepishly. In rewatching early episodes, I am also in awe of the amazing cinematography.

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