 The episode 's initial script where Pfaster was a necrophiliac was rejected by the Fox Broadcasting Company for being " unacceptable for broadcast standards " . As series creator Chris Carter described it , " When I handed the script in , it was really for a necrophiliac episode , and that just didn 't fly . You cannot do the combination of sex and death on network television . " Carter was forced to tone down the script by changing Pfaster from a necrophiliac to a death fetishist and diminishing Pfaster 's sexual obsession . He considered that the sexual content was " implied and understood by audiences " , and that Pfaster still resulted in a creepy character , particularly his " creepy arrogance " in using shampoo on the hair of his victims . The episode 's original title was " Fascination " . 
 The episode <a href='null_genetive' title='1'><mark>'s</mark></a>initial script where Pfaster was a necrophiliac was rejected by the Fox Broadcasting Company for being " unacceptable for broadcast standards " . As series creator Chris Carter described it , " When I handed the script in , it was really for a necrophiliac episode , and that just <a href='uninflect' title='2'><mark>didn</mark></a> 't fly . You cannot do <a href='None' title='3'><mark>the</mark></a><a href='negative_concord' title='4'><mark>combination</mark></a> of sex and death on network television . " Carter was forced to tone down the script by changing Pfaster from a necrophiliac to a death fetishist and diminishing Pfaster <a href='null_genetive' title='5'><mark>'s</mark></a>sexual obsession . He considered that the sexual content was " implied and understood by audiences " , and that Pfaster still resulted in a creepy character , particularly his " creepy arrogance " in using shampoo on the hair of his victims . The episode <a href='null_genetive' title='6'><mark>'s</mark></a>original title was " Fascination " . 
The episode  initial script where Pfaster was a necrophiliac was rejected by the Fox Broadcasting Company fa bein " unacceptable for broadcast standards " . As series creator Chris Carter described it , " When I handed the script in , it was really for a necrophiliac episode , and dat jus didned 't fly . youu cannot do no combination of sex and death on network television . " Carter was forced to tone down da script by changing Pfaster from a necrophiliac to a death fetishist and diminishing Pfaster  sexual obsession . He considered that the sexual content was " implied and understood by audiences " , and that Pfaster still resulted in a creepy character , particularly his " creepy arrogance " in using shampoo on the hair of his victims . Tdaepisode  original title was " Fascination " .