The 2-dimensional reality is not on the market.
The X-Files: Albuquerque — an animated comedy spinoff of the live-action traditional — isn’t transferring ahead at Fox, TVLine has discovered. The community, which declined to remark for this story, first announced the project’s development again in August 2020.
Information of the ‘toon offshoot’s demise comes amid buzz {that a} new iteration of The X-Recordsdata, shepherded by Black Panther‘s Ryan Coogler, is within the works (full story here). TVLine has discovered, nevertheless, that Coogler’s X-Recordsdata would not be for Fox.
The X-Recordsdata: Albuquerque, of which unique sequence creator Chris Carter was hooked up to exec-produce (however not write/showrun), was not slated to revolve round David Duchovny‘s Mulder and Gillian Anderson‘s Scully. Quite, the ill-fated sequence would have centered on a an workplace filled with misfit brokers who examine X-Recordsdata instances too wacky, ridiculous or downright dopey for Mulder and Scully to trouble with.
Rocky Russo and Jeremy Sosenko (Netflix’s Paradise PD) wrote the pilot.
The live-action X-Recordsdata ran for 9 seasons on Fox (1993-2002), spawned two characteristic movies (in 1998 and 2008) earlier than finally returning 2016 for the primary two revival seasons. In 2018, shortly after the conclusion of the second revival season, Fox’s then-CEO Gary Newman introduced that “there are not any plans to do one other season in the meanwhile.” Newman’s feedback got here on the heels of Anderson declaring that Season 11 (aka the second revival season) represented her swan tune as Scully.
Carter, nevertheless, was not able to declare the franchise useless and buried. “I can’t think about there wouldn’t be extra X-Recordsdata, in some form or kind,” he told TVLine at the time. “I believe there are heaps extra tales to inform and methods to inform them. I’m leaving this as a large cliffhanger, and Gillian has introduced that she’s not coming again. Exhausting-core X-Recordsdata followers know there have been no actual endings on the present.”
