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Ten Thirteen Millennium Trivia List (Season Three)

This list for the third season of Millennium includes all known references to and by Ten Thirteen Productions (1013), who produced the actual television series on behalf of Twentieth Century Fox.

This is a long listing so we've broken it down into three separate lists, one for each season of Millennium.

Many of these '1013' items of trivia have been spotted by eagle eyed Millennium fans from This Is Who We Are, published in books or have been shared by other websites in particular the excellent The Millennial Abyss.

If you would like to submit and share accurate 1013 trivia or content to this episode guide, please send it via the Contact Us page or on our forum community.

 

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About this Listing

Under each episode's title, you will see the following information:

 

Season

Advises in which of the three seasons of Millennium the episode appeared. Some countries such as the UK use the term 'series'.

Millennium Code

A unique number used by Fox Television. Some episodes of Millennium aired out of production order.

Production Code

A unique number used by Ten Thirteen Productions when creating the series. Some episodes of Millennium aired out of production order.

Air Date

The network premiere of this episode of Millennium by Fox Television. The show was first transmitted in the USA during 1996.

1013 References

Ten Thirteen Productions (Chris Carter's Production Company which created and produced the Millennium TV Series for Fox) are well known for adding subtle and sometimes discreet fun jokes to their creations. These take the form of visual or audible references to other 1013 shows or pokes at the television industry.

 

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The Innocents


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-301

Production Code:

3ABC01

Original Airdate:

1998-10-02



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Sorry, there is no 1013 information is currently available for this episode.



Exegesis


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-302

Production Code:

3ABC02

Original Airdate:

1998-10-09



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Sorry, there is no 1013 information is currently available for this episode.



TEOTWAWKI


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-303

Production Code:

3ABC03

Original Airdate:

1998-10-16



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Writer Frank Spotnitz comments on TEOTWAWKI:

Fears about the Y2K bug seem quaint now, but at the time this was broadcast - 14 months before 1/1/00 - it was still an exotic concept to most people. The challenge was how to turn an abstract fear of a computer glitch into something scary and dramatic for Frank and Emma to investigate.

Source: Big Light Productions


Many of the e-mail addresses that Special Agent Emma Hollis discovers whilst going through the computer's files, represented the show's Crew Members:

Credit: The Fourth Horseman and BetweenTheLines of TIWWA


Closure


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-304

Production Code:

3ABC04

Original Airdate:

1998-10-23



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Sorry, there is no 1013 information is currently available for this episode.



...Thirteen Years Later


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-305

Production Code:

3ABC05

Original Airdate:

1998-10-30



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

The name of the cameraman shown on the clapper board is Sluvap Enitnelav. In reverse, this is Valentine Pavuls, assistant property manager.

Credit: Libby of TIWWA

The quote that begins the episode ("Never believe anything you see on Halloween." -- Reverend M. Goodman, October 31, 1985) was created as a deliberate nod to Mr. Morry Goodman. Michael R. Perry, the episode's writer, has noted that Goodman was one of the censors working on the show's third season and that he often gave the series great leeway when it came to presenting the necessary gore, violence, and sexuality.

Credit: Brian Dixon of The Millennial Abyss


Skull and Bones


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-306

Production Code:

3ABC06

Original Airdate:

1998-11-06



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Emma visits the town library in Fingus. There is a panel which says "Eminent Domain - Who has to move?" and there's a list of names below the heading. One of the names is "Eija Johnson", who appears in the end titles as assistant art director.

Credit: Viivi of TIWWA


Through a Glass, Darkly


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-307

Production Code:

3ABC07

Original Airdate:

1998-11-13



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Sorry, there is no 1013 information is currently available for this episode.



Human Essence


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-309

Production Code:

3ABC09

Original Airdate:

1998-12-11



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

In the scene where Emma Hollis arives at the apartment block at 4.17am in Strathcona District, she passes by an apartment in which a television is showing the X-Files episode Killswitch.

Credit: Scott 'Selfosophy Psycho' and Libby's transcript.


Omerta


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-308

Production Code:

3ABC08

Original Airdate:

1998-12-18



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Sorry, there is no 1013 information is currently available for this episode.



Borrowed Time


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-310

Production Code:

3ABC10

Original Airdate:

1999-01-15



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

In the beginning, as the priest is giving Jordan her final rites, there is a small table with several religious objects. On that table is a small clock whose time shows 10:13.

Also as the priest pulls his pocketwatch out to look at it, the time is also 10:13.

Credit: Fourth Horseman of TIWWA


Collateral Damage


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-311

Production Code:

3ABC11

Original Airdate:

1999-01-22



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Sorry, there is no 1013 information is currently available for this episode.



The Sound of Snow


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-312

Production Code:

3ABC12

Original Airdate:

1999-02-05



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Sorry, there is no 1013 information is currently available for this episode.



Antipas


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-313

Production Code:

3ABC13

Original Airdate:

1999-02-12



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Writer Frank Spotnitz comments on Antipas:

As played by Sarah-Jane Redmond, Lucy Butler was my favorite guest character on "Millennium." She first appeared in Chris' season one episode "Lamentation," which was - to my mind - the second best episode of the series after the pilot, which I still think is one of the best hours of TV I've ever seen. She was evil, creepy, smart - and had a terrific chemistry with Lance, which we decided to push to the max this time around.

This episode probably belonged more squarely to the horror genre than anything else we did on the series. It didn't really fall into the continuity of the season, particularly, but I thought it was a fun, scary ride nonetheless. I also loved the character of Selwyn Wassenaar, whose dialogue - as written by Chris - was deliciously evil and offensive.

Source: Big Light Productions


Matryoshka


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-314

Production Code:

3ABC14

Original Airdate:

1999-02-19



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Sorry, there is no 1013 information is currently available for this episode.



Forcing the End


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-315

Production Code:

3ABC15

Original Airdate:

1999-03-19



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Sorry, there is no 1013 information is currently available for this episode.



Saturn Dreaming of Mercury


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-316

Production Code:

3ABC16

Original Airdate:

1999-04-09



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

In a scene in Jordan's bedroom, several lettered blocks are shown, four of which are C, H, I and P: A reference to Chip Johannessen (writer, executive producer).

Credit: JRC of TIWWA


Darwin's Eye


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-318

Production Code:

3ABC18

Original Airdate:

1999-04-16



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Sorry, there is no 1013 information is currently available for this episode.



Bardo Thodol


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-317

Production Code:

3ABC17

Original Airdate:

1999-04-23



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Sorry, there is no 1013 information is currently available for this episode.



Seven and One


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-319

Production Code:

3ABC19

Original Airdate:

1999-04-30



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Writer Frank Spotnitz comments on Seven and One:

Talk about a tortured development process. The original version of this episode, believe it or not, was going to feature flashbacks to the Middle Ages. Instead, the flashbacks ended up being of Frank's youth, establishing his fear of drowning. A bittersweet episode, because it turned out to be my last "Millennium" (until Lance reprised his role for the last time in season seven of "The X-Files").


Source: Big Light Productions




Frank is looking at a printed list of web pages. One website 'Seven Years Plus One' is listed as last being modified on 13-Oct-98 (98-10-13).

Credit: Viivi of TIWWA


Nostalgia


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-320

Production Code:

3ABC20

Original Airdate:

1999-05-07



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Sorry, there is no 1013 information is currently available for this episode.



Via Dolorosa


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-321

Production Code:

3ABC21

Original Airdate:

1999-05-14



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Sorry, there is no 1013 information is currently available for this episode.



Goodbye To All That


Season:

3

MLM Code:

#MLM-322

Production Code:

3ABC22

Original Airdate:

1999-05-21



Ten Thirteen Productions (1013) References:

Goodbye to all that featured two examples of Ten Thirteen (1013) inside jokes:

In the last episode of Millennium, Emma is snooping on Douglas Scaife's computer. She clicks on the browse bar of the Bureau Records Search Engine, and just for a brief moment you can see the drop-down search history with names that have been written there before:

  • Cathy Gilroy (aka Kathy Gilroy-Sereda) was a production manager in all the episodes of season 1 except the Pilot, associate producer/production manager throughout Season 2 and co-producer/production manager throughout Season 3.
  • Mark Lane was a Set Decorator throughout seasons 2 and 3.



In addition to Cathy Gilroy and Mark Lane, on Douglas's computer there are at least two other names that seem to be significant when it comes to 1013 references: Scott Steyns and Ross Framo. They were uncredited, but according to IMDb they worked on Millennium: Framo was a Computer Playback Operator and Steyns was a Playback Coordinator. Ross Framo also appeared in The Wild and the Innocent, in Maddie Haskel's highschool year book.

Credit: Viivi of TIWWA


Aliases of Lucas Barr, shown on Peter Watts' computer:

  • Daniel Baron
  • Chuck Holland
  • Robert Moresco
  • Teddy Mann
  • George Johnson




Ted Mann and Robert Moresco both worked on Season 1 as producers and helped write such episodes as 'The Judge', 'Loin Like a Hunting Flame', 'Broken World', and 'Paper Dove'. (Credit: betweenthelines of TIWWA). Chuck Holland - Charles (D.) Holland (Story editor for nine Season 1 episodes and writer of Wide Open). It is very likely that Daniel Baron and George Johnson are also uncredited but as yet unconfirmed affiliates of the Ten Thirteen crew.