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2x14 Die Hand Die Verletzt
2x20 Humbug
3x03 D.P.O.
3x08 Oubliette
3x12 War of the Coprophages
3x14 Grotesque
3x16 Apocrypha
3x18 Teso Dos Bichos
3x22 Quagmire
4x02 Home
4x06 Sanguinarium
4x08 Tunguska
4x12 Leonard Betts
4x15 Kaddish
4x18 Max
4x21 Zero Sum
4x23 Demons
5x02 Redux II
5x03 Unusual Suspects
5x07 Emily
5x10 Chinga
5x13 Patient X
5x16 Mind's Eye
5x19 Folie à Deux
6x01 The Beginning
6x02 Drive
6x04 Dreamland
6x08 The Rain King
6x11 Two Fathers
6x14 Monday
6x18 Milagro
6x21 Field Trip
7x01 The Sixth Extinction
7x03 Hungry
7x09 Signs and Wonders
7x11 Closure
7x14 Theef
7x18 Brand X
7x22 Requiem
8x01 Within
8x02 Without
8x11 The Gift
8x13 Per Manum
8x14 This Is Not Happening
8x20 Essence
8x21 Existence
9x01 Nothing Important Happened Today
9x05 Lord of the Flies
9x08 Hellbound
9x09 Provenance
9x11 Audrey Pauley
9x17 Release
9x19 The Truth
1x05 Reunion
BORN
January 13, 1951
DIED
January 25, 2009
BIOGRAPHY
Kim Manners (January 13, 1951 – January 25, 2009) was an American television director and producer, celebrated for his influential work in the television industry. He is best known for his pivotal role in shaping the success of two iconic television series: The X-Files and Supernatural.
Manners began his career in the entertainment industry at a young age, inspired by his father, Sam Manners, a well-known television producer. He started as an assistant director and quickly moved up the ranks, directing episodes for a variety of popular TV shows in the 1980s, including Charlie’s Angels and 21 Jump Street.
However, it was his work on The X-Files that truly defined his legacy. Joining the show in its second season, Manners directed over 50 episodes, becoming one of its most prolific and respected directors. His unique vision and ability to bring out nuanced performances from actors helped cement The X-Files as a cultural phenomenon. His contributions were not limited to directing; he also served as an executive producer in the later seasons, helping to guide the overall direction of the series.
After The X-Files, Manners joined Supernatural in its first season as both a director and executive producer. His influence was crucial in establishing the show's tone and visual style, which contributed to its long-running success. He directed some of the most memorable episodes of Supernatural, endearing himself to fans and cast members alike.
Manners was known for his intense passion for storytelling, meticulous attention to detail, and his dedication to his craft. He was deeply respected in the industry, not only for his talent but also for his kindness and generosity on set.
Kim Manners passed away in 2009 after a battle with lung cancer, leaving behind a lasting legacy that continues to influence television production. His work on The X-Files and Supernatural remains a benchmark for excellence in genre television, and he is remembered as one of the most talented and beloved figures in the industry.
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