Millennium After the Millennium

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Jacob B While it doesn't add any remarkable new insight for anybody who saw the "Making-Of" featurettes on the Millennium DVDs (the only new thing was actually getting to hear Brittany Tiplady talk about her experiences playing Jordan Black; they don't even talk about the 2015 comic continuation...then again, it's probably non-canon due to being set in the same continuity as IDW's X-Files S10 which the revival miniseries did not adapt), I can tell that everybody who participated in Millennium After The Millennium do have fond memories of the show, were proud of the work they put into it and not afraid to admit that there were times where they might have missed the mark a bit (e.g. the seventh season X-Files episode that serves as a series finale for this show due to Frank Black being a bit part in his own guest-star episode, Mulder and Scully solving all his problems for him and the MOTW story being too tonally disconnected from Millennium, which was always more grounded even when more explicitly supernatural elements were added to the mix). While that continuation they keep talking about is unlikely to happen anytime soon, this documentary from two decades later is likely to satisfy fans of Chris Carter's overlooked show who seem quite content that, despite being nowhere near the pop-culture juggernaut that its sister show was back in the day, still left something of a legacy, contributing to television being more cinematically presented and willing to take risks. As for that aforementioned revival? Wait...worry...who cares? If it comes, it comes. If not, then there's nothing we can do about it. It's not worth losing sleep over. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 06/28/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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