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	The '''Millennium Group''' is a semi-secret group of private investigators from ''[[Millennium (TV series)\|Millennium]]''. They recruited [[Frank Black]] after he had a breakdown from his work at the FBI.		The '''Millennium Group''' is a semi-secret group of private investigators from ''[[Millennium (TV series)\|Millennium]]''. They recruited [[Frank Black]] after he had a breakdown from his work at the FBI.

	Officially they were a group of (primarily) ex-law enforcement officers who would consult on particularly tricky crimes, or those involving occult or ritualistic elements. As ~~they~~ show progressed it became apparent that ~~they~~ group had another agenda, and that factions within the group had their own agendas as well. Thus, ''Millennium''' developed a [[conspiracy]] arc ~~like [[The X-Files]]~~, centered on a shadowy organization.		Officially they were a group of (primarily) ex-law enforcement officers who would consult on particularly tricky crimes, or those involving occult or ritualistic elements. As the show progressed it became apparent that the group had another agenda, and that factions within the group had their own agendas as well. Thus, like ''[[The X-Files]]'', ''Millennium'' developed a [[conspiracy]] arc, centered on a shadowy organization.

	The organization was based in part on the Academy Group, a real-life US-based consulting group of former law enforcement officials, including criminal profilers.		The organization was based in part on the Academy Group, a real-life US-based consulting group of former law enforcement officials, including criminal profilers.

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	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Group Wikipedia] on the Millennium Group		* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Group Wikipedia] on the Millennium Group
			* [[Secret societies]]

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	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Group Wikipedia] on the Millennium Group		* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Group Wikipedia] on the Millennium Group

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The '''Millennium Group''' is a semi-secret group of private investigators from ''[[Millennium (TV series)|Millennium]]''. They recruited [[Frank Black]] after he had a breakdown from his work at the FBI.

Officially they were a group of (primarily) ex-law enforcement officers who would consult on particularly tricky crimes, or those involving occult or ritualistic elements. As they show progressed it became apparent that they group had another agenda, and that factions within the group had their own agendas as well. Thus, ''Millennium''' developed a [[conspiracy]] arc like [[The X-Files]], centered on a shadowy organization.

The organization was based in part on the Academy Group, a real-life US-based consulting group of former law enforcement officials, including criminal profilers.

==See also==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Group Wikipedia] on the Millennium Group

[[Category:Fictional groups]]
[[Category:Millennium (TV series)]]