Z archiwum X Max (1993– ) Online
- Original Title :
- Max
- Genre :
- TV Episode / Drama / Mystery / Sci-Fi / Thriller
- Year :
- 1993–
- Directror :
- Kim Manners
- Cast :
- David Duchovny,Gillian Anderson,Mitch Pileggi
- Writer :
- Chris Carter,Chris Carter
- Type :
- TV Episode
- Time :
- 44min
- Rating :
- 8.6/10
With in Scully having taken Sgt. Louis Frisch to Washington, Mulder goes for a swim in the lake near the crash site and finds what he believes is a crashed UFO. What he finds confirms his belief that Flight 549 was shot down by a USAF fighter that was intercepting a UFO. The cover-up attempt continues and an attempt on Sgt. Frisch's life leads to the death of an FBI Agent. Carter learns what it is that Max Fenig and his friend Sharon stole from a secret government lab. One piece of evidence is still available but transporting it to Washington proves to be something of a challenge.
| Episode complete credited cast: | |||
 | David Duchovny | - | Fox Mulder |
 | Gillian Anderson | - | Dana Scully |
 | Mitch Pileggi | - | Walter Skinner |
 | Joe Spano | - | Mike Millar |
 | Tom O'Brien | - | Sgt. Louis Frisch |
 | Scott Bellis | - | Max Fenig |
 | Chilton Crane | - | Sharon Graffia |
 | Brendan Beiser | - | Agent Pendrell |
 | Greg Michaels | - | Scott Garrett |
 | John Destry | - | Mr. Ballard (as John Destrey) |
| Rick Dobran | - | Sergeant Armondo Gonzalez |
| Jerry Schram | - | Larold Rebhun |
 | David Palffy | - | Dark Man (as David Pàlffy) |
 | Mark Wilson | - | Pilot |
When Mulder is being chased through the airport because of Max's bag, he quips to Scully, "More people are trying to get their hands on this thing than a Tickle Me Elmo doll." In late 1996 an epic fad of consumer mania happened over the Tickle Me Elmo doll.
Executive producer John Shiban was asked to write a speech for Garrett in the scene where Mulder encounters him on the airplane. Inspired by a speech given by Orson Welles in El tercer hombre (1949), Shiban wrote the monologue as an homage to the film.
Max's home videos were actually shot by director Kim Manners himself.
At 22min 5secs, the camera shot from the roof of the hanger shows a huge 'X' shape in the roof frame.
Last episode of Agent Pendrell.
Brendan Beiser, who plays the ill-fated Agent Pendrell, was deeply upset when he read the script to this episode and realized that he was going to get killed off.