[Jem Smith]

I'm a big fan Gillian Anderson, from The X-Files, Hannibal and Sex Education, so it's disappointing to see her associated with a product with some dodgy science claims. I know Dana Scully was just a character, but Anderson herself has been associated by fans with skepticism, so it's a shame to see here acting like Gwyneth Paltrow (with Goop and all it's dodgy products). Her new brand of 'functional' soft drinks is called 'G-Spot' (cashing in on her role as a sex therapist in Sex Education), which is just a soft drink with some vague claims about it supposedly being good for you.

https://www.skeptic.org.uk/2023/12/g-marks-the-spot-when-it-comes-to-celebrity-endorsements-the-truth-is-still-out-there/

[Fergal]

I loved The X-Files back in the day, even read one of the books and it was great. Gillian Anderson is a great actress. It is a shame when people use their status to promote products that are not what they are promoted as. Is Gillian Anderson a founder of this drink?

[Jem Smith]

I loved The X-Files back in the day, even read one of the books and it was great. Gillian Anderson is a great actress. It is a shame when people use their status to promote products that are not what they are promoted as. Is Gillian Anderson a founder of this drink?

Yes, she is.