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Conversely, Scott Tobias of The New York Times criticized both the UFO scene and the use of the narration, stating: "Between the U.F.O. and the framing device, “The Castle” was a prime — and unfortunately timed — example of the show's weakness for being too clever by half. Mr. Hawley and his team have gotten more confident in both the ...
KITT can also project his voice as a loudspeaker or as a form of ventriloquism (First used in Episode 48, "Knight of the Drones, Pt. 2"). KITT has a hidden switch and setting dial under the dash that either completely shuts down his AI module or deactivates certain systems should the need arise. First used in Episode 17, "Chariot of Gold".
The opening scene required the crew of The X-Files to create a UFO chase. In order to do this, the scene was filmed entirely in a mountainous area that was lit up to give the shot a more alien-like feel. The UFO seen flying at the opening of the scene was actually a helicopter, disguised using various techniques.
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Beck was the special effects producer and supervisor during season one; he and Carter unsuccessfully tried to make the special effects look three dimensional and "better". According to Carter, the result looked like a "kind of hi-tech Pong game". [2] This episode marks Mark Snow's debut as a solo composer for the series. Carter stated he and ...
Like many Disney and Marvel movies, including the recent “Inside Out 2,” “Moana 2” has a telling scene during the credits that hints at the future of the franchise. The scene also nods to ...
A two-way mirror was created that hid Gill during scenes where KITT appeared to be driving solo. KITT was never seen driving for long periods of time solo because of the difficulty of shooting it. William Daniels, the voice of KITT, would record his lines after the majority of the episode was filmed.
Office life doesn't have to feel like a scene from a monotonous movie where everything is beige and joy goes to die. We've uncovered 25 workplace heroes that transform your desk from a ...