who composed the music for it?
Mark Snow
The X-Files
The music was composed by Mark Snow, who got involved with "The X-Files" through his friendship with executive producer Goodwin.
when does doggett find out scully is pregnant UNANSWERABLE what is per manum? It is the thirteenth episode of the eighth season of the American science fiction television series "The X-Files". where was this episode aired? It premiered on the Fox network. and when? UNANSWERABLE who created this television series mentioned above? Chris Carter. how many season does it has? Nine what is the genre of this series? Science fiction and drama who are the main characters? Dana Scully and Fox Mulder who played this characters? "Dana Scully" was played by "Gillian Anderson" and "Fox Mulder" was played by "David Duchovny". which location was used for its filming? The show was shot in Vancouver for the first five seasons and then shifted to Los Angeles from the sixth season. how is this series related to mythology? As the show progressed, key episodes, called parts of the "Mytharc", were recognized as the "mythology" of the series canon; these episodes carried the extraterrestrial/conspiracy storyline that evolved throughout the series. is there any film made on this series as well? Yes, a film by the name of "The X-Files: Fight the Future" was released. did this series ever receive any award? Yes, Emmy Award is one of them.
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The X-Files [SEP] Music
The music was composed by Mark Snow, who got involved with "The X-Files" through his friendship with executive producer Goodwin. Initially Carter had no candidates. A little over a dozen people were considered, but Goodwin continued to press for Snow, who auditioned around three times with no sign from the production staff as to whether they wanted him. One day, however, Snow's agent called him, talking about the "pilot episode" and hinting that he had got the job. The theme, "The X-Files", used more instrumental sections than most dramas. The theme song's famous whistle effect was inspired by the track "How Soon Is Now?" from the US edition of The Smiths' 1985 album "Meat Is Murder".