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Millennium

TV Series (1996 - 1999)

A former FBI profiler moves his family from Washington DC to Seattle, where he joins the Millenium Group, a mysterious organization of former law enforcement officers, committed to battling a crime wave which grows as the turn of the millenium approaches. 1996-1999

Millennium - 03x22 Goodbye to All That (2) Screenshot

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03x22 Goodbye to All That (2) Aired: May. 21, 1999

Frank, Emma and Peter Watts must each confront the truth about their destinies and their connections with the Group and each other. [continue reading]

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Millennium is Canceled/Ended

The show had 3 seasons and 67 episodes air between 1996 and 1999.

Series Info

Type:

Scripted

Premiered:

Oct. 25, 1996

Status:

Canceled/Ended

Runtime:

60 min.

Aired:

1996 - 1999

To-Date:

3 Seasons
67 Episodes

[Episode Guide]

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Genre

- crime
- drama
- horror
- mystery
- thriller

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Series Fun Facts

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In the opening title sequence, and in many promotional materials, the word "Millennium" was spelled with two upper-case M's (MillenniuM) The Roman numeral MM means 2000, the year which marks…
[show]In the opening title sequence, and in many promotional materials, the word "Millennium" was spelled with two upper-case M's (MillenniuM) The Roman numeral MM means 2000, the year which marks the turn of the Millennium.
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The title sequence in the first season includes the words "Wait", "Worry" and "Who Cares?". This changed in the second season to "This is Who We Are" and "The Time is Near". Season three…
[show]The title sequence in the first season includes the words "Wait", "Worry" and "Who Cares?". This changed in the second season to "This is Who We Are" and "The Time is Near". Season three combined the two, with "Wait", "Worry" and "The Time is Near".
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Frank Black's yellow house is different in the rest of the series from the pilot as the original neighborhood didn't want a film crew camped out there on a semi-permanent basis. The…
[show]Frank Black's yellow house is different in the rest of the series from the pilot as the original neighborhood didn't want a film crew camped out there on a semi-permanent basis. The replacement house was the same house as used in the second ever episode of "The X-Files".
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