I feel like we're in the best possible position to capitalize on what this opportunity represents. At this moment, though, things are just getting started. A final script has yet to be written, and physical production, which will be squeezed into Duchovny and Anderson's busy regular series shooting schedule, isn't due to begin until November or December. The final product will be delivered to Fox sometime late spring or early summer next year. In an arrangement roughly following the proposed storyline, each piece of paper represents different interactive possibilities, grouped according to what traditional filmmakers might call scenes, but that are referred to at HyperBole as nodes.
Triggers are just what they sound like, events that trigger certain actions in the storyline.
Growth Food represents those actions a viewer has to take in order to progress through the episode. Candy is the extra, fun stuff that doesn't matter to the plot, but makes the whole experience more interesting. There is no dialogue yet, and the only detail that you can make out from these mysterious pieces of paper is that the story will take place in the Northwest. But if everything works, those pieces of paper taped to the wall should eventually become an experience eerie and sophisticated enough to appease even the most exacting X-phile. And, who knows, with the multiple ending that the form allows, there might even be something to keep the Relationshippers happy.