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Millennium: Season 3, Episode 11Collateral Damage (I) (22 Jan. 1999)Peter's (Terry O'Quinn) daughter is kidnapped by a Gulf War veteran who hopes to force the Millennium Group into admitting their crimes... See full synopsis » Director:Thomas J. Wright |
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One of the better episodes from a disappointing season 3 in witch the show changed producers yet again and unfortunately the new guys gave in to corporate censors to deliver a much more watered down version than that of the shows season 2 high point. This episode sees Peter Watts' daughter kidnapped and he must ultimately choose between his daughter or the MillenniuM group, it's refreshing to see Peter in the endearing role he portrayed throughout season 1 + 2. The villain he was presented as at the start of this season and unfortunately again later on in the series was unpopular as was the decision to send Frank Black back to the F.B.I. Most agree it would've made more sense and been more interesting for Frank to investigate the group from the inside thus remaining a member.
The whole show is however still a must see, even the lesser episodes are a lot more compelling than anything else you would see on television and yes that coupled with Lance Henriksen's mesmerising turn as Frank Black means that MillenniuM is in my opinion better than the X-Files.