"After watching their second episode, we saw how funny they could be," said Chris Carter, the "X-Files" creator and executive producer.
In the first episode, we see a schizophrenic man who opened fire in downtown Manhattan.
In a chilling scene in the first episode, we see Ben in a field with a crippled little girl.
In the first episode we see women boarding the train while screaming children and worried husbands are left behind.
In the first episode, we see these teenagers lose everything and enlist in the military to fight back.
In the third episode, we see a flashback of Shawn when he was seven, playing detective by himself, pretending to shadow a perp.
Less than three minutes into the first episode, we see a bloated body on the floor of a very nice house, its blood ruining the white carpet.
In the first episode, we see Henry Ford change the world by inventing mass production, only to become a victim of his own success.
In the first episode we see Coogan and Rob Brydon having a conversation about whether – if forced to resort to cannibalism of dead passengers after surviving a plane crash - they would prefer the legs of Mo Farah or Stephen Hawking.
At the beginning of the first episode, we see an image of two naked people floating together underwater in a swimming pool; we can tell that one of them is Stoltz, and we assume that the other is his wife, though we can't see her clearly.
