Millennium/The Thin White Line

The Thin White Line
Season 1, Episode 14
Airdate	February 14, 1997
Production Number	4C13
Written by	Glen Morgan & James Wong
Directed by	Thomas J. Wright
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Millennium — Season One

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The Thin White Line is the fourteenth episode of the first season of Millennium.

Starring: Lance Henriksen (Frank Black), Megan Gallagher (Catherine Black)

Bill Smitrovich (Lt. Bob Bletcher)

Guest Starring: Jeremy Roberts (Richard Alan Hance), Scott Heindl (Jacob Tyler)

Co-Starring: Ken Tremblett (Agent Riley), Allan Harvey (Agent Johnson), Mark Holden (Agent Clark), Nancy Sivak (Anne Rothenburg), Larry Musser (Warden), Tom Heaton (Store Clerk)

Plot Overview

Frank is forced to look back at his past and consider a fateful decision when a killer begins murdering people based on the exact same M.O. of a man he helped put away years ago.

Notes

First Act Quote

"A man's past is not simply a dead

history... it is a still quivering

part of himself, bringing shudders

and bitter flavours and the

tinglings of a merited shame."

George Eliot

Locations

• Seattle, Washington

Music

• Bee Gees - "How Deep is Your Love"

• Johann Sebastian Bach - "Little Fugue" in G Minor, BWV 578