Showtime's autumn blockbuster Californication allows us to see the style of Special Agent Mulder in the X-Files after returning to the screen after many years. Showtime still continues the tradition of serious themes and black humor. This film is based on the novelist Hank Moody, a frustrated writer who is stuck in drugs and sex. The burden of his daughter and the embarrassment of his ex-wife. How does such a man live? All in Californication. The high-spirited agent in our X-Files has become a frustrated writer in a blink of an eye. He is nearly 50 years old and has many similarities with the protagonist Hank in the play. From the halo of the X-Files to the mediocre response today, it can be said that this series is tailor-made for him. In the short half-hour pilot, the relationship between the main characters is very subtle and the sense of dramatic conflict is very strong. In addition, the cable channel, which has always been hot and bold, also splashed ink in this drama, with the collision of spirit and flesh, and the conflict between reason and desire, intertwined layer by layer. Californication tells you the stories of frustrated men!