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Kirsten Howard Feb 27, 2020

New documentary Millennium After the Millennium looks back at Chris Carter’s beloved series and mulls its future potential

“Aliens and Near Dark star Lance Henriksen plays an ex-fbi agent who peers inside the minds of criminals and works for a sinister organization, all wrapped up in a viciously gory and supernatural bow” ...if you found out this was a brand new show about to materialize on TV this year, you’d get excited, so it’s easy to see why fans of Chris Carter’s dark-as-hell late-90s series Millennium still miss it so much.

Millennium, which ran for three seasons on Fox between 1996 and 1999 before being canceled as ratings dwindled, was a project aimed at letting the creator of The X-Files truly scare himself (and us) during an era when he was objectively at the height of his success, and the series welcomed a huge...

Lance Henriksen is a genre icon. And one of his most memorable roles is that of forensic profiler Frank Black from the "Millennium" television series. Those who loved the show will be very interested to learn about a new book, and a related movement looking to return the character to the air.

Back to Frank Black is a new book coming out next month containing a series of essays from an amazing group of contributors about the memorable "Millennium" series. And the Back to Frank Black movement is an effort to collaborate the efforts of fans of the show to inspire Fox Television to return their hero to the air in the future. Hey, it worked for "Family Guy," why the hell not?

For more visit the official Back to Frank Black website, "like" Back to Frank Black on Facebook and follow Back to Frank Black on Twitter (@back2frankblack...

If you were a fan of TV's "Millennium", you'll be getting quite a post-Christmas present this Sunday, December 26th, in the form of podcast featuring Lance Henriksen, Megan Gallagher, and Brittany Tiplady...yes, Brittany Tiplady!

According to T.L. Foreman, the podcast's host-editor and head of media promotions for the BacktoFrankBlack website, which is hosting the event: "We had questions from fans and a format that we wanted to follow, but they just started reminiscing with each other so we just let it flow. Remember, they each haven't spoken to each other since the end of season two back in 1998!"

No word on the exact time on Sunday when the podcast will go live so be sure to visit BacktoFrankBlack.com once you've had your fill of Christmas cheer, and in the meantime check out the following promotional clip for the Lance/Megan/Brittany reunion (music by X-Ray Dog "From...