Starting with the second season, Glen Morgan and James Wong came onboard as showrunners and they explored more of the supernatural themes hinted at in the first season while also taking a deeper look at the Millennium group. The first season delivered mostly serial-killer-of-the-week episodes, though it fully utilized the formula to explore the darkness of humanity as well as apocalyptic themes while juxtaposing Frank’s relationship with his family as a beacon of hope.
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He had already come up with an idea for a series while working on the X-Files episode “Irresistible” and he wanted the show to focus on human monsters as opposed to the alien and paranormal creatures his other series explored. The Skinny: When The X-Files proved to be a hit for FOX, the network offered Chris Carter the chance to produce a second show which he quickly jumped on. The first two seasons are definitely must-watch, and the third season had its share of good episodes as well (though it leaves the viewers on a cliffhanger). Why It Stands Out: This series went to some really dark places, but it provided well-written stories and good drama that explored that darkside of human nature that was its focus. Starring: Lance Henriksen, Megan Gallagher, Brittany Tiplady, Terry O’Quinn, Kristen Cloke, Klea Scott Frank also tries to balance his work life with the one he has with his wife Catherine and daughter Jordan to help himself from being overcome by the darkness he faces.Īired: FOX, 1996-99, 3 Seasons Totaling 67 Episodes He now works as a consultant for the Millennium group solving crimes while also looking for evidence to support the group’s belief that evil forces are coming together and present a threat to humanity as the end of the second millennium approaches. What Is It? This series focuses on ex-FBI agent Frank Black who previously worked for the Burea as a criminal profiler and who has a unique ability to “see” the crime scene from the eyes of the killer.
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