Title: Agent X (TV series)
Content:  Agent X was produced by TNT Originals in association with Beacon Pictures. Armyan Bernstein and Sharon Stone are executive producers. William Blake Herron, who also executive-produced, wrote the pilot, which was directed by Peter O'Fallon.
Title: X-Bomber
Content: Executive Producer: Kevin Morrison ; Produced & Directed by: Louis Elsman & Peter Marinker ; Written by: Michael Sloan ; Music: Paul Bliss ; Co-Ordinator: Annie Wallbank ; Assistant Producer: Nicola Thurgood ; Supervising Editor: Tony Lenny ; Dialogue Editor: Roy Taylor ; Assistant Editing: Roy Helmrich & Bryan Tilling ; Dialogue Synchronization: Maggie Dickie ; Sound Recordist: Doug Hurring ; Recorded at: Anvil Studios ; Sound Effects: Theatre Three Productions & Cinesound Effects Library ; Prints: Rank Film Laboratories ; Titles: G.S.E. Ltd. ; Produced by: Leah International & ITV 1 ; Distributed by: Itoman And Company 
Title: The X-Files (season 2)
Content:  producer Alex Gansa returned to co-wrote one episode with writing partner Howard Gordon. Chris Ruppenthal returned to write one more freelance episode after last season. Steve De Jarnatt also contributed one freelance episode for the season. Line producer and production manager Joseph Patrick Finn was promoted to producer with this season. Paul Rabwin continued to serve as co-producer for the show. Producing-directors for the show included Rob Bowman, David Nutter, Kim Manners and co-executive producer R. W. Goodwin, who all directed the most of the season; Bowman with seven, Nutter with five, and Manners and Goodwin each with two. Series creator Chris Carter directed one episode, making his directorial debut, while Daniel Sackheim, Michael Lange, James Contner, James Whitmore, Jr., Michael Vejar, Nick Marck, Stephen Surjik and Win Phelps each directed one episode.
Title: The X-Files (season 1)
Content:  Series creator Chris Carter also served as executive producer and showrunner and wrote nine episodes. Co-executive producers and writing team Glen Morgan and James Wong wrote six episodes. Supervising producers and writing team Alex Gansa and Howard Gordon wrote five episodes together, with Gordon co-writing an additional script with Carter. Co-producers and writing team Larry and Paul Barber wrote one episode. Executive script consultant Chris Ruppenthal wrote one episode. Kenneth Biller and Chris Brancato co-wrote a freelance script. Other freelance writers included Scott Kaufer and Marilyn Osborn, who each wrote one episode. Other producers included line producer Joseph Patrick Finn and co-producer Paul Rabwin.
Title: The X-Files (film)
Content:  busy with the television series, leaving Sackheim to work alone. Sackheim hired executive producer Lata Ryan, who had previously collaborated with Steven Spielberg for his 1993 film, Jurassic Park. Once hired, Ryan was allowed to read the script in front of the Ten Thirteen Productions staff members—but not to take it away. At this time, most of the staff members had not read the script for themselves. After Ryan accepted the offer of becoming executive producer, Chris Nowak was hired as production designer, Ward Russell as director of photography and Bill Liams as construction coordinator. According to Ryan, they had secured all key personnel six weeks before principal filming began.
Title: The X-Files (season 5)
Content:  who co-wrote one episode with creator Chris Carter, and cyberpunk novelists William Gibson and Tom Maddox, who wrote their first of two episodes for the series. Other producers included producer Joseph Patrick Finn, producer Paul Rabwin, and co-producer Lori Jo Nemhauser who previously served as post-production supervisor. Producing-director Kim Manners directed the most episodes of the season, directing seven. Producer Rob Bowman, executive producer R. W. Goodwin, and series creator Chris Carter, each directed two episodes. The rest of the episodes were directed by Brett Dowler, Peter Markle, Daniel Sackheim, Ralph Hemecker, Cliff Bole, William A. Graham and Allen Coulter, who each directed one episode.
Title: The X-Files (season 6)
Content:  1993 to 1998. Duchovny also wrote his first episode solo, as he previously collaborated with various writers, including Chris Carter, on three other episodes. Other producers included producer Paul Rabwin, co-producer Lori Jo Nemhauser, and Bernadette Caulfield who joined as producer. Producing-directors for the show included producer Rob Bowman, producer Manners, co-executive producer Michael Watkins, and consulting producer Daniel Sackheim, who together directed the bulk of the season's episodes. Manners directed seven episodes, Bowman directed six, Watkins directed three, and Sackheim directed one. Series creator Chris Carter directed two episodes, while cast member David Duchovny directed his first episode of the series. The remaining two episodes were directed by Peter Markle and Bryan Spicer.
Title: The X-Files (season 9)
Content:  Chris Carter served as executive producer and showrunner for the season and wrote nine episodes, including the two-part season premiere and season finale, as well as important mytharc episodes. Spotnitz continued as executive producer and wrote seven episodes, plus receiving story credit for an additional episode. Vince Gilligan continued as executive producer and wrote three episodes. John Shiban was promoted to executive producer and wrote two episodes, plus receiving story credit for an additional episode. David Amann was promoted to supervising producer and wrote two episodes. Steven Maeda was promoted to executive story editor and wrote two episodes. Former writer for The Lone Gunmen Thomas 
Title: Trouble with X
Content: Produced by Masaki ; Executive Produced by Frank Tate ; Album design and Layout by Aaron James ; Photography by Melinda DiMauro 
Title: X-Bomber
Content: Sound Effects: Fizz Sound Creation ; Co-Ordinator: Kunio Kuwahara ; Recorded at: NEWJAPAN Studio ; Audio Produced by: Omnibus Promotions ; Assistant Producer: Masahide Baba ; Production Manager: Fumio Takahashi ; In Charge Of Production: Ikubun Cai ; Film Processing: Tokyo Processing Offices ; Produced by: Fuji Television, Jin Productions & Cosmo Productions 

Question: Who was the producer of X?
Answer: Roger Corman.
Roger William Corman.