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'''Millennium''' is a three-season TV series that ran from 1996 to 1999, with a single additional "wrap-up" episode included in season 7 of "[[The X-Files]]. | '''Millennium''' is a three-season TV series that ran from 1996 to 1999, with a single additional "wrap-up" episode included in season 7 of "[[The X-Files]]." (See [[List of Millennium episodes]].) The show was created by [[Chris Carter]] to explore darker and more religious themes than "[[The X-Files]]". | ||
==Fictional backstory== | ==Fictional backstory== | ||
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* "[[Anamnesis (Millennium episode)|Anamnesis]]" | * "[[Anamnesis (Millennium episode)|Anamnesis]]" | ||
* "[[In Arcadia Ego (Millennium episode)|In Arcadia Ego]]" | * "[[In Arcadia Ego (Millennium episode)|In Arcadia Ego]]" | ||
* See [[List of Millennium episodes]] | |||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
Revision as of 14:09, 10 March 2007
Millennium is a three-season TV series that ran from 1996 to 1999, with a single additional "wrap-up" episode included in season 7 of "The X-Files." (See List of Millennium episodes.) The show was created by Chris Carter to explore darker and more religious themes than "The X-Files".
Fictional backstory
"Millennium" is the story of principal character Frank Black, a former FBI investigator who was driven mad by his perceptions and insights into murderous psychosis. During his recovery --and as part of it -- he was recruited by "The Millennium Group", a group of former law enforcement investigators who consult on difficult-to-solve crimes. Over the course of three seasons, the series does a slow reveal of more details about the Millennium group; the conspiracy-like themes echo those of "The X-Files".
"Millennium" is ostensibly set in the same fictional universe as "The X-Files", although this was not apparent early on. However, there is such extensive discontinuity between the two shows that they effectively are in separate universes, with cross-over moments.
Principal characters
opening credits
- Frank Black, played by Lance Henriksen
- Catherine Black, played by Megan Gallagher (seasons 1-2)
- Emma Hollis, played by Klea Scott (season 3)
notable recurring characters
- Jordan Black, played by Brittany Tiplady
- Lara Means, played by Kristen Cloke
- Peter Watts, played by Terry O'Quinn
- Cheryl Andrews, played by CCH Pounder
- Lucy Butler, played by Sarah-Jane Redmond
- etc
Episodes of interest
External Links
- The Millennial Abyss -- an extensive fan site with detailed episode information