MTV News spoke with Carina Adly MacKenzie and Lily Cowles about Roswell New Mexico’s supernatural allegory for abortion access, how it feels that this episode is airing at a time when the procedure is visibly under attack in the United States, and science fiction’s legacy of tackling controversial topics.
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