Structured entries
- THREE WISHES
5/14/2000
series: X-FILES
- REQUIEM 5/21/00
- Part 2 of above 11/12/2000
- DOUBLE HOMICIDE 11/19/2000
- ROADRUNNERS 11/26/2000
- J U S T I C E 12/10/2000
- Hallucinogen
12/17/2000
series: X-FILES
- Jailed realtor shot
1/7/2001
- Mulder back
2/4/2001
- Agent (Anabeth Gish) asks Mulder for help
4/22/2001
(Conclusion); series: X-FILES
- Black oil virus
4/29/2001
- Scully on leave
5/6/2001
- ESSENCE
5/13/01
w/ Frances Fisher
(Last episode of season)
- EXISTENCE
Scully has baby. Pt. 2.
- NOTHING IMPORTANT HAPPENED TODAY
11/11/2001
w/ Lucy Lawless; Cary Elwes
9th season opener. Pt. 1.
- NIHTODAY
11/18/2001
(Concluded)
- Satanic ritual
12/2/2001
- Doggett shot?
12/9/2001
- LORD OF THE FLIES
12/16/2001
series: X-FILES
- I SMELL BLOOD & AN ERA OF PROMINENT MADMEN
11/1/96
w/ Lance Henriksen; Robin Gammell; Megan Gallagher; Terry O'Quinn
series: MILLENNIUM; Debut: Chris Carter, creator of The X-Files, conceived this dark, haunting and stylish crime drama that's similar in theme to NBC's Profiler—but far more intense. The central character here is Frank Black (Lance Henriksen), a homicide expert and former FBI agent who moves to Seattle with his wife (Megan Gallagher) and young daughter to work for the Millennium Group—a secret cadre of law enforcers. Black's first mission: to use his unique ability to "see what the killer sees" in tracking a deranged fiend, whose atrocities are revealed in disturbing imagery that's unusually graphic for network TV. Definitely not for the squeamish. Lt. Bletcher: Bill Smitrovich.
- Serial-murder in Portland
11/8/96
series: MILLENNIUM
- Shattered Faith
11/15/96
series: MILLENNIUM
- W O R R Y
11/20/96
series: MILLENNIUM
- Slayings of bereaved
12/6/96
series: MILLENNIUM
- Murderous avenger
11/29/96
series: MILLENNIUM
- WHO CARES?
12/20/96
w/ Michelle Joyner; Paul Dooley
series: MILLENNIUM
See also
Transcription (raw)
## HEADING: The X-Files
## LEFT COLUMN
1049U. X-FILES: 21.
THREE WISHES. 5/14/2000
REQUIEM. 7th Season finale. 5/21/00
8th Season: Mulder's disappearance.
introducing: Robt. Patrick. 11/5/00
Part 2 of above. 11/12/2000
DOUBLE HOMICIDE. 11/19/2000
ROADRUNNERS. 11/26/2000
Reappearance of boy. 12/3/2000
J U S T I C E . 12/10/2000
1049V. X-FILES: 22.
Hallucinogen. 12/17/2000
Jailed realtor shot. 1/7/2001
Mulder back. 2/4/2001
1049W. X-FILES: 23.
Agent (Anabeth Gish) asks Mulder
for help. (Conclusion) 4/22/2001
Black oil virus. 4/29/2001
Scully on leave. 5/6/2001
ESSENCE. w/Frances Fisher. 5/13/01
(Last episode of season) 5/20/01
EXISTENCE. Scully has baby. Pt. 2.
NOTHING IMPORTANT HAPPENED TODAY:
9th season opener. Pt. 1. 11/11/2001
w/Lucy Lawless & Cary Elwes.
NIHTODAY: (Concluded) 11/18/2001
Satanic ritual. 12/2/2001
Doggett shot? 12/9/2001
1049X. X-FILES: 24.
LORD OF THE FLIES. 12/16/2001
## RIGHT COLUMN
1049Z. MILLENNIUM:
close up
MILLENNIUM (CC)
FRI. 8 PM [13]
10/25/96 DEBUT:
Lance Henriksen
Debut: Chris Carter, creator of The X-Files, conceived this dark, haunting and stylish crime drama that's similar in theme to NBC's Profiler—but far more intense.
The central character here is Frank Black (Lance Henriksen), a homicide expert and former FBI agent who moves to Seattle with his wife (Megan Gallagher) and young daughter to work for the Millennium Group—a secret cadre of law enforcers. Black's first mission: to use his unique ability to "see what the killer sees" in tracking a deranged fiend, whose atrocities are revealed in disturbing imagery that's unusually graphic for network TV. Definitely not for the squeamish. Lt. Bletcher: Bill Smitrovich. (1:00)
2. I SMELL BLOOD & AN ERA OF PROMINENT MADMEN. 11/1/96
w/Lance Henriksen, Robin Gammell, Megan Gallagher & Terry O'Quinn.
3. Serial-murder in Portland. 11/8/96
4. Shattered Faith. 11/15/96
5. W O R R Y . 11/20/96
7. Slayings of bereaved. 12/6/96
6. Murderous avenger. 11/29/96
8. WHO CARES? 12/20/96
w/Michelle Joyner & Paul Dooley.
SEE TAPE 244, MILLENIUM: Has 5 episodes of the Above MILLENIUM:
The Gloating killer. 1/3/97
Determined guest. 1/10/97
Avenging resident. 2/24/97
W O R K . 1/31/97
Genetic Cloning. (Brad Dourif) 2/7/97