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	The Daren Morgan Fan Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Darin Morgan is one of the most original, innovative and darkly witty writers working in TV (or at least for the FOX network) at the moment.
		Darin first appeared in the X-Files as the Flukeman in the popular season 2 episode 'The Host'.
		Darin Morgans first episode written for the show, 'Humbug' the shows 44th ep., is where he begins to shine.
	members.tripod.com /~DarrenUK/dmorgan.htm (252 words)

	The 11th Hour Web Magazine - Features - Rights and Wongs
		Darin Morgan, who was soon invited to come on staff by Howard Gordon.
		Darin Morgan, who nearly turned down the job offer until his agent -- clearly a man of princely self-restraint -- practically threatened physical violence upon if he did not take the damn job already.
		Yes, Darin Morgan, who, in contradistinction to Chris Carter -- who said he was inspired to become a scriptwriter by Raiders of the Lost Ark -- was brought to the same calling by Buster Keaton's silent classic, The General.
	www.the11thhour.com /archives/062000/features/rightsandwongs4.html (1094 words)

	Claudia's Jose Chung's from Outer Space
		Darin Morgan has once again did it with his latest episode and though not as strong or funny as his earlier efforts it was still a solid episode.
		Darin Morgan created a character we could see ourselves in somewhat since we all have desires for something special to happen in our lives and when something does happen what person can't help, but try to embellish the tale a bit.
		Darin Morgan has a way at looking at how the X-Files is perceived and twist every X-Files convention around from the bright lights and lost time to Mulder's obsession with believing even the most outrageous claims.
	pubpages.unh.edu /~csc/xfiles/xfjc.html (1391 words)

	Review of "War of the Coprophages"
		Darin Morgan has a lovely collection of beads, but no string to tie them together with.
		Morgan's script caters so closely to fan discussions of Scully's dog, Mulder's love life, and the relationship between the two that the story, what there is of it, falls between the cracks of this domestication.
		Morgan's special gift is his genius for comedy-by-denial: by setting us up to expect one thing ("So this thing is following me around because it's programmed to respond to movement?") and delivering the unexpected ("No. It likes you.").
	www.munchkyn.com /xf-rvws/war.html (1335 words)

	The 11th Hour
		Darin Morgan appeared in The X-Files episode "Small Potatoes" and will soon be showing up on The Others.
		Morgan is particularly enthusiastic about an upcoming show directed by Wright and starring Cloke, who is best known for her roles as Space's Shane Vansen and Millennium's Lara Means.
		Morgan confirms that the writing pair will have a greater involvement with the latter part of The Others' short season: "This second half, we bullied our way over." As for future developments, "We'll just have to see if there is a second season.
	www.the11thhour.com /archives/032000/features/wong4.html (723 words)

	Millennium: The Complete Second Season - Shiny Shelf
		Morgan and Wong were still stinging from the cancellation of their tedious 'Starship Troopers'-without-the-irony SF series 'Space: Above and Beyond', and had rather resentfully written a few 'X-Files' and 'Millennium' episodes the previous year while on the rebound (that their final 'X-File' is entitled 'Never Again' demonstrates how tired they were with that particular series).
		Morgan and Wong bring a diversity of storytelling to a series that was previously somewhat formulaic.
		Both episodes are absurd, poignant, funny and oddly profound all at the same time, and further proof that Darin Morgan is one of the most unique and ingenious voices on television in the 1990s.
	www.shinyshelf.co.uk /article/912 (1017 words)

	Review of "Jose Chung's 'From Outer Space'"
		Darin Morgan's powers of observation are so acute that he can render back Mulder and Scully, not to mention the rest of the universe, with all the right details but in subtly and disturbingly wrong colors.
		Darin Morgan doesn't write scripts, he creates origami stories that unfold into deeper and deeper complexity, until we are jarred out of our complacent Friday night couches into a world where Greys smoke and Mighty Morphin Power Ranger villains drop from the sky to interrupt an "alien abduction".
		Morgan knows us too well, and skewers our foibles too sharply, to make us entirely comfortable, but if he can retain that edge which rides on his acute observation of his fellow humans, he will be a comedy writer for the ages.
	www.munchkyn.com /xf-rvws/josechung.html (1185 words)

	Jose Chung's Doomsday Defense
		The comedic-minded Darin was reportedly reluctant to work on the typically dour Millennium but an agreement that offered him the opportunity to both write and direct his episodes convinced him to join the show's staff.
		Darin Morgan later noted how trying the experience was from a creative standpoint, commenting, "It seemed like a very simple freedom of speech issue.
		Glen Morgan later noted that "Jose Chung's Doomsday Defense" was one of the second season's lowest rated episodes.
	www.fourthhorseman.com /Abyss/Episodes/epi209.htm (1365 words)

	Somehow, Satan Got Behind Me
		Darin Morgan strikes again — and once again, the little-known but reliably quirky TV writer's aim is true, and truly hilarious...
		Morgan notes that his goal was to weave a bizarre and unforgettable story unlike anything typically seen on television.
		Darin Morgan felt the scenes of Ally McBeal were more unsettling than much of what Millennium had to offer, stating, "The fact that she sees that baby and reacts to it the way she does makes her a more disturbing character than Frank Black.
	www.fourthhorseman.com /Abyss/Episodes/epi221.htm (1535 words)

	Millennium Season Two Retrospective
		Glen Morgan and James Wong were hired to take the reins from Chris Carter on a day-to-day basis, and they announced that they intended to tinker with the show's formula and de-emphasize the serial murder investigations.
		Morgan and Wong followed up with "19:19" and "The Hand of St. Sebastian," two solid episodes that, respectively, showcased a doomsday fanatic who just might be right and provided further insight into the character of Peter Watts as he searched for a lost relic.
		All of the most essential episodes were written by either Glen Morgan and James Wong, Erin Maher and Kay Reindl, or Chip Johannessen, with the five of them contributing no less than 18 of the season's 23 installments, while Darin Morgan provided two comic interludes and three others wrote one stand-alone each.
	members.aol.com /ReviewsKTP/mms2r.html (1288 words)

	Slant Magazine - DVD Review: Millennium: The Complete Second Season
		In spite of Carter's absence from season two's writing roster, his viewpoint and vision are always apparent, and it clashes with Morgan and Wong's reinvention of the Millennium Group from a criminal consulting firm to an ancient, protective sect who guide the world through the turbulent times leading up to the year 2000.
		Morgan and Wong's mystical mumbo-jumbo (engrossing and engaging in the moment) is at odds with Carter's present-tense form of storytelling—his narrative metier is a more sober and earthbound exploration of the working classes and the repetitious, but essential, grunt labor that defines their existence.
		Morgan and Wong's numinous plottings only strengthen Frank's resolve—he's the Carter agnostic in perpetual conflict with a fatalistically preordained narrative arc where every story element, every character, has its perfect endpoint.
	www.slantmagazine.com /dvd/dvd_review.asp?ID=532 (837 words)

	Darin Morgan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Morgan was credited as consulting producer, though the show was canceled before any Morgan-written scripts were produced.
		The one script that Morgan wrote before the show was canceled was called "The M Word".
		It concerned a serial killer and a were-lizard, who may or may not be one and the same.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Darin_Morgan (601 words)

	Writer Groupie's Favorite TV Writers -- Darin Morgan
		Darin Morgan is a multi-talented writer whose work is well-known and appreciated by fans of The X-Files and Millennium.
		She simply worships the paper Darin Morgan writes on and hopes someday to have the chance to tell him so.
		Darin Morgan does not currently have an official website (and reportedly may not even own a computer).
	www.writergroupie.com /tvwriters/dmorgan.htm (317 words)

	Darin Morgan, Emmy Winner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Darin Morgan had no expectations that "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose" would net him a nomination, let alone a win, although he felt certain Boyle was a shoe-in.
		Morgan believes that Emmy voters won't give serious consideration to a series about aliens and the paranormal, citing the Academy's neglect of director Rob Bowman's work on his episode 'Jose Chung's From Outer Space' as an example.
		Darin Morgan, who has departed THE X-FILES to work on feature film scripts, watcehd a videotape of the Emmy broadcast after he got home.
	www.morganandwongonline.com /paula1.htm (895 words)

	Claudia's War of the Coprophages Comments
		After "Humbug" and "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose" I thought writer Darin Morgan would be due for a bad episode, but he does it once again with "War of the Coprophages".
		Morgan has to be one of the best writers to understand the characters of Mulder and Scully and their relationship with each other.
		Darin Morgan has a real knack for writing these kind of episodes where humor and creepness mixed well together.
	pubpages.unh.edu /~csc/xfiles/xfwar.html (1198 words)

	Head Porting by The Numbers: Darin Morgan of Reher Morrison (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		About the Guest: Darin Morgan (Head of cylinder head development at Reher Morrison) was a real joy to interview.
		Darin gives quite a few formulas for calculating port dimensions.
		"After listening to the interview with Darin Morgan I have realized there is much more to learn in regards to the art and science of induction system design from carburetor to muffler.
	speedtalk.com /shows/021_darin_morgan.html (184 words)

	The X-Files: Improbable - Shiny Shelf
		Darin Morgan changed The X-Files with his four episodes across the show's second and third season.
		In the ultimate tribute, series creator Chris Carter has tried to emulate Morgan's style on several occasions, pushing the envelope in terms of weirdness and outright comedy.
		With Improbable, a treatise on probability and destiny, Carter has finally perfected his Darin Morgan impersonation.
	www.shinyshelf.co.uk /article/sl/st/361 (346 words)

	The X-Files Compilation: Production Staff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Named after swingin' singer, Bobby Darin, he grew up in Syracuse, New York until his parents packed up the family and moved to San Diego, California when he was ten.
		Darin wrote the episodes "Humbug", "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose", "War of the Coprophages", "Jose Chung's 'From Outer Space'", which are all one of series' best episodes.
		Their contract however, only held them to run the show for one year, and soon, they were off on their own once again, developing their own TV pilots and film projects.
	x-files.host.sk /staff.php (3527 words)

	Tom Carissimi: "Small Potatoes" 4x20
		Ironically, or perhaps intentionally, the lead guest star is Darin Morgan, whose "Jose Chung's 'From Outer Space'" was the last true comedy of the series, and was my selection for the all-time best episode of the series.
		But it is when he morphs back to Eddie after his impersonations that the Eddie character comes to the forefront, and this is a tribute to Darin Morgan's acting ability.
		The FX people earned their paychecks with an excellent morphing scene, and Morgan looked like a little boy who got caught with his hands in the cookie jar.
	www.ocf.berkeley.edu /~vhong/xfiles/4x20.html (1256 words)

	The X-Files In-Jokes List -- Season 2
		Yes, the flukeman is played by our own beloved Darin Morgan, brother of writer Glen Morgan and author of 'Humbug', 'Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose', 'War of the Coprophages', and 'Jose Chung's from Outer Space'.
		In homage to Super Bowl XXIX (to be played two days after the airing of this episode) Morgan and Wong changed their names in the opening credits to James "Chargers" Wong and Glen "Bolts, Baby" Morgan.
		Glen Morgan (and his brother Darin) were born and raised in El Cajon, California.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /injoke/xfjokes2.html (1818 words)

	Darin Morgan: Superstar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Morgan with a steady stream of put-downs and harsh judgments directed
		Morgan thinks there is another reason Gilligan offered him the part.
		Morgan's mom and dad weren't the only ones watching.
	www.morganandwongonline.com /darin3.htm (1691 words)

	dOc DVD Review: Millennium: The Complete Second Season (1997-1998) - Printable
		Carter, Morgan, and Wong merge feverish end-of-the-millennium fears, all carved out of increasingly darker, deeper folds of faith and religion, with massive governmental conspiracies that all direct the second season towards a final set of episodes that become some of the most fundamentally bleak and grim to have ever appeared on regular series television.
		Though there is a continual building toward the show's dominant End of the World theme, the number of memorable standalone eps is just as strong during the second season, and some of the better ones actually have a surprising amount of humor to them.
		The creepy funny continues in Somehow, Satan Got Behind Me (another Darin Morgan script), in which a quartet of old demons (including Bill Macy) recall their past exploits of tempting the darkside of man over coffee and donuts, with all of them realizing that they've encountered the immutable presence of Frank Black at some point.
	www.digitallyobsessed.com /showrevpdf.php3?ID=6844 (1276 words)

	The X-Files: The Host - TV.com
		At one point, Darin Morgan, who played the part of the Flukeman, had to wear the suit for 20 hours consecutively.
		Because the suit was so difficult to remove, that meant that Morgan had to relieve himself in the get-up.
		Darin Morgan, who plays the Flukeman, is the brother of co-executive producer Glen Morgan and later became a writer for the show.
	www.tv.com /xfiles/the-host/episode/516/summary.html (749 words)

	Head & Intake Porting Secrets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		For example, Phil said after listening to his interview, "I probably said too much." and Darin Morgan (Head of cylinder head development at Reher Morrison) believes that by sharing what he knows with others he will greatly accelerate his own learning curve.
		Darin (Head of cylinder head development at Reher Morrison) was a real joy to interview.
		Denver, CO "After listening to the interview with Darin Morgan I have realized there is much more to learn in regards to the art and science of induction system design from carburetor to muffler.
	racingsecrets.com /speedtalk_head_porting.shtml (1198 words)

	Hollywood North Report - News Archive
		Screenwriter Sam "Batman" Hamm and Emmy winner Darin Morgan will team up on a new super hero themed project for DreamWorks.
		Premise of the untitled project revolves around a marriage counselor, whose daughter is about to get married to a man who suffers 'delusions' he's a superhero.
		Co-writer Darin Morgan won an Emmy for the The X Files teleplay Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose.
	www.hollywoodnorthreport.com /news/Archive.php?Action=ShowNews&NewsID=297 (104 words)

	Darin Land: Articles, Interviews, Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Darin Morgan Files - another discussion on "Humbug".
		Darin Morgan Interview - Darin on turning the show inside-out.
		Darin Morgan Wins an Emmy - Darin shares his Emmy experience.
	www.morganandwongonline.com /darinarticle.htm (160 words)

	now entering Morgan and Wong Online city limits
		Glen, James and Darin have created some of the grooviest hours of TV to ever hit your set.
		Now, as they begin to delve into the world of movies, the best is surely yet to come.
		They likely have better things to do with their time than make a website in tribute to themselves.
	www.morganandwongonline.com (204 words)

	Race Engine Building Tips - Chevy High Performance Magazine
		Leading that foray is cylinder-head and induction specialist Darin Morgan.
		Having both a father and a stepfather who built engines for a living, as a kid Darin got a double shot of paternal gearhead influence.
		There must be a balance of having enough surface area to properly seal the rings, but not so much that it compromises oil retention and ring lubrication.
	www.chevyhiperformance.com /tech/engines_drivetrain/complete_builds/0608ch_race_engine_building_tips (1290 words)

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		Director Walter S. Skinner (Mitch Pileggi) A man's decomposed body is found in the sewers of Newark, NJ and Mulder is given this supposedly routine murder case.
		But after Scully's autopsy turns up a parasite living inside the body and a sewer worker is attacked and bitten by something, it opens up a whole new can of worms.
		Thibedeaux (Joy Coghill) + Lieutenant Brian Tillman (Terry O'Quinn) + Detective B.J. Morrow (Deborah Strang) + Harry Cokely (Morgan Woodward) In a dream, a policewoman experiences the memory of a serial killing and unearths the body of the FBI agent sent to investigate it nearly 50 years ago.
	www.textfiles.com /sf/XFILES/xf-s2.txt (876 words)

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