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  MILLENNIUM-CLOSURE, THIRTEEN YEARS LATER, and SKULL AND BONES     "Closure"     Daniel Sackheim      Larry Andries      October 23, 1998       3ABC04         5.07[19] The pursuit of a remorseless killer gets to Emma Hollis, whose fierce resolve to nail the slayer is tied to a violent incident that scarred her emotionally as a child.   MILLENNIUM-CLOSURE   I don’t get how people do not like this tense filled episode. Robert Shearman in his book gives it a one but honestly it’s really a 10/10 about the WHY not existing in some killings and some evil that men and women (yes, the woman is just as amoral and evil here, too) do. The set pieces and performances and script all jive for once to give us an episode where anything might happen thanks to killers who just do not care. Frank vs Emma’s conflict is just as good, too, and Shearman thinks that this is just an attempt to give Emma depth but frankly, she’s had depth from the start and Emma’s probably MILLENNIUM’

  MILLENNIUM-SEASON THREE-THE INNOCENTS, EXEGESIS, TEOTWAWKI       46    1       "The Innocents"        Thomas J. Wright      Michael Duggan         October 2, 1998        3ABC01         5.17[17][nb 1] Frank Black teams up with an intuitive FBI agent named Emma Hollis to probe a plane crash linked to the spread of a deadly plague.     No wonder the first FINAL DESTINATION film (and all the others, which are great horror movies) seemed so familiar. Australia had a 1981 slow horror movie called THE SURVIVOR which is about a haunted man who survived a plane crash. THEN, in 1984 a movie called SOLE SURVIVOR came out about a girl who survived a plane crash and is haunted by something that kills or wants to kill her. THEN, a mini series (for TV) had SOLE SURVIVOR in 2000 about a man who survived and is helping a young girl that also survived the plane crash as forces are out to kill her. WTF? ALL of these are very well done. But really? Morgan and Wong stole these