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Glen Morgan

Glen Morgan

American television producerWikipedia

Search complete. 17 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Glen Morgan".

Sep 28, 2026

Big DHOST
10:55
Did you recognize Roger? I know his name.
Big DHOST
11:01
His name is Glenn Morgan.
DustinHOST
11:04
Okay.
DustinHOST
11:04
What's he been in? This
DustinHOST
10:57
um
Big DHOST
10:59
i i know his name his name is uh it's glenn morgan
DustinHOST
11:03
okay what's he been in
Big DHOST
11:06
this is the only movie he's been in oh He's gone on to produce, write, and direct.
David Garrett Jr.HOST
9:29
This is my scouring to the Sixes rewatch from 2006.
David Garrett Jr.HOST
9:31
So this is directed by James Wong, who co-wrote this with Glenn Morgan.
David Garrett Jr.HOST
9:35
They're giving credit here to the characters written by Jeffrey Riddick.
David Garrett Jr.HOST
9:39
So this is starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Brian Merriman, and Chris Lemesh.
MelzHOST
16:05
Okay, he was getting really interesting with it.
MelzHOST
16:08
Also, the escalator ending came from Glenn Morgan's Christmas shopping.
MelzHOST
16:12
What? Morgan saw workers with an escalator opened up in the Los Angeles mall and became fascinated with the horrible little mechanical cavern underneath.
MelzHOST
16:21
He immediately thought something could be living under there.
DashHOST
18:55
Well, it was directed by David Nutter.
AngelHOST
18:58
Nutter butter.
DashHOST
19:00
And it was written by Glenn Morgan and James Wong and had an air date of April 22nd, 1994.
DashHOST
19:08
Mom, what were you doing that day?
JohannaPANELIST
5:58
Works.
TonyHOST
5:58
And someone bought it, but the funny thing is- It ended up not being an X-Files episode, but he got James Wong, who was a co-writer on The X-Files, and Glen Morgan, my favorite writer of The X-Files, to co-write, and then James Wong directed it.
JohannaPANELIST
6:12
Yep.
TonyHOST
6:12
So in a way it's kinda like an X-Files [laughs] movie, just minus any of the X-Files.

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JessicaGUEST
11:45
I'm like, "Clear?"
TonyHOST
11:46
I didn't write it down, but I was looking up, like, the trivia.
TonyHOST
11:48
I think that was Glen Morgan's assistant's name.
TonyHOST
11:51
Her first name was Clear.
Rob IrwinHOST
13:46
All right.
Rob IrwinHOST
13:48
First up, I recommended season one, episode three, Squeeze by Glenn Morgan and James Wong.
Rob IrwinHOST
13:54
This one introduces Eugene Tombs, a mutant serial killer who can contort his body to squeeze through impossibly small spaces.
Rob IrwinHOST
14:03
Now, I selected Squeeze, Dave, because it's a super early episode of the show.
Rob IrwinHOST
16:31
You're keeping your powder dry on a few of these because we're going to have a big discussion at the end.
Rob IrwinHOST
16:35
The next episode that came up wasn't my suggestion.
Rob IrwinHOST
16:39
It was Season 2, Episode 1, Little Green Man by Glenn Morgan and James Wong again.
Rob IrwinHOST
16:45
This one follows Mulder as he travels to Puerto Rico to investigate a possible alien signal from the Arecibo Observatory, while Scully is ordered to track him down.
BillHOST
33:19
So I'd have to say Frank Spotnitz has got a pretty fair rap for me in this series.
BillHOST
33:24
It's almost on a Glenn Morgan, James Wong sort of rise there.
BillHOST
33:29
But there you go.
BillHOST
33:30
That's my favorite episodes from the season.

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