Natalia sits down with me again to talk about "Space," which is a very intriguing episode with good performances...and terrible special effects.
Basically: Was the concept too ambitious for what the meager first season budget could accommodate? Why do this episode now? Why not do it later? What was the urgency for Chris Carter in telling this story, this way, right now?
Does it matter?
It probably doesn't. And, in any case, Natalia and I decided to focus on the episode's good qualities - and highlight how often distractingly bad production issues are not dealbreakers if the story is compelling enough to grab your attention.
It's a good talk.
Dig in.
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