Millennium: Season 1

[Fzoulcmbyl]

Yes!! :cheer: :group:


Sorry, but I have been wanting this for a long time, IMO..one of the best shows ever...


From IGN:

April 22, 2004 - Fox Home Video will release the first season of the Chris Carter action series Millennium on July 20 in a six-disc set for $59.98. This show was voted the most wanted DVD in IGN's year-end poll, although that was due to a little ballot box stuffing from a fan site.

Lance Henriksen starred as retired profiler Frank Black, who to Seattle to escape the violence and horror he dealt with while working for the FBI in Washington, D.C. He joins the mysterious Millennium Group, an underground team of ex-law enforcement experts dedicated to fighting against the ever-growing forces of crime.

The disc contents and bonus materials break down as such:

Disc 1:
Pilot with commentary by creator/writer/executive producer Chris Carter
Gehenna with commentary by director David Nutter
Dead Letters
The Judge with commentary TBD

Disc 2:
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Kingdom Come
Blood Relatives

Disc 3:
Wide Open
The Wild and the Innocent
Weeds
Loin Like a Hunting Flame

Disc 4:
Force Majeure
The Thin White Line
Sacrament
Covenant

Disc 5:
Walkabout
Lamentation
Powers, Principalities, Thrones and Dominions
Broken World

Disc 6:
Maranatha
Paper Dove

Featurettes: Order In Chaos: Making Millennium Season One, The Academy Group, and Main Title Design, TV Spots for all 22 episodes, trailers for other Fox titles.

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Fzoul

[Emjayex]

Wow! Nice. Millennium was an excellent and under-rated TV show. I really hope this DVD set gets a UK release...

[Terry Penrod]

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Yeah, I liked it as much or more than The X-files.

I don't think they ever made it into a game though. But it had a great story that would easily lend itself to a classic adventure, an action adventure or some kind of hybrid like Max Payne with puzzles.

Cheers, Terry

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[Gaim Mastr]

I liked the premise and the actors. But I think they screwed up a bit with the weak writing that told you it was going somewhere, but never actually seemed to be going anywhere.

Like most of the show's audience, my interest began to wane when the show began to stagnate. That's why they took it off the air. It was originally supposed to air right up to & through the turn of the century. Because the overall premise was bad/weird/wild stuff was going to happen at that time.

I'd put that show right there with HBO's "Carnivale". Lots of potential, lack of coherent direction and genuine development of overall storyline. For a while there though, "Millennium" was one of my favorite shows.

[Emjayex]

Carnivale? Have never heard of that one. Is it a new show? Whatever it is, it's not yet been shown in the UK... :(:

[Gaim Mastr]

It is (or was) an HBO series. Don't worry, you didn't miss anything. :no:

[Kalbrecht]

Season 1 was the best of the lot with Millennium. Could be worth having. hmmm...

[Cap'n]

Lance Henriksen is so cool. Ever see him in Shocker? I'm so glad he's in the new AVP movie. He might just salvage it. :thumbup:

I love seeing all these old series pop up on dvd. Now all I need is Freaky Links and John Doe.