Millennium Season 2 (1997)
Director:
David Nutter
Starring: Megan Gallagher Lance Henriksen
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Category Keywords: FBI Agents Murder Investigations Psychic Forces Psychic Powers Science-Fiction Television/TV Series
Rating: NR
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Millennium consists of all 23 episodes from the 2nd season.
| Retired serial-profiler Frank Black has moved his family to Seattle to escape the violence and horror he dealt with while working for the FBI in Washington, D.C. Although his uncanny and often unsettling ability to see into the twisted minds of serial killers has caused him much inner torment, Black knows his "gift" can still be used to help protect and save others. For that reason he has joined the mysterious Millennium Group, a team of underground ex-law enforcement experts dedicated to fighting against the ever-growing forces of evil and darkness in the world. |
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Editor's Note
The second season of Chris Carter's popular series, which followed in the wake of his smash hit THE X-FILES saw a number of changes; the themes delved more deeply into the realm of the spiritual and supernatural, while adopting a comedic aspect as well. Frank Black (Lance Henrikson), the hero of this dark drama whose psychic endowments allow him to solve mysteries by getting inside the minds of criminals, finds himself suffering a crisis of faith in the Millennium Group, the enigmatic government agency for whom he works. As he learns more about them, he begins to take matters into his own hands, and mounts aninvestigation the Group on his own, while simultaneously coming to a greater understanding of his psychic abilities. Striking a pitch-perfect balance of honesty, feeling, and experimentation, the show was a visceral and emotional challenge to audiences; the tragedy that struck at the close of the second season was shocking and almost breathtaking in the unforeseen direction it took.
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Cast & Crew
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Brittany Tiplady |
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Klea Scott |
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Lance Henriksen |
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Megan Gallagher |
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Stephen E. Miller |
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Terry O'Quinn |
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