Veteran writers James Wong and Glen Morgan have officially joined the creative team for Fox’s upcoming revival of The X-Files. The duo previously contributed to some of the series’ most memorable episodes and are considered key figures in the show’s original success.
Wong and Morgan’s return reunites them with creator Chris Carter, who is spearheading the six-episode revival. Their involvement signals a strong creative push to bring back the tone and storytelling style that defined the original series.
The X-Files was known for its mix of monster-of-the-week episodes and overarching mythology, and fans are eager to see what new stories the writing team will explore. The addition of Wong and Morgan offers reassurance that the revival will maintain its legacy.
David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson are returning as Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, reprising their iconic roles. The original cast and returning writers have raised anticipation among longtime fans and a new generation of viewers alike.
With production underway, Fox aims to deliver a revival that honors the original while offering fresh mystery and suspense. The return of Wong and Morgan is a promising step in that direction.