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  LAoyama to our group and home away from home.  Hope to see you here often.

Here's the link to the Erin and Chris' gallery and some images of their pirate wedding.

Erin was also a very good artist, and her style was that of Vincent Van Gogh, her favorite.

Here's a few ~

Fantasy Flower

Starry Starry Sunflowers at Sunset

I think the most beautiful music is from Luminary and Omerta.

  Becker to our home away from home.  Hope to see you here often.  It's who we are.

       Love and Huggers

Oh yes, sometimes I too would have picked a different song to play, and wish they had left ALL the music in Mark's capable hands.  One of the most discussed songs has always been, "Love Is Blue" from, "A Room With No View."

  Druzella to our group and home away from home.  Hope to see you here often.

Seesthru, did  you see "Millennium Apocalypse?"  If not, it's a fan produced movie all about Jordan as a grown woman and dealing with the MLM group and Frank being missing, available on Prime.  The fans did the best they could on a limited budget.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0951332/

Our own Erin McRaven (Raven Wolf) was in it, and passed away in 2016.

Here's the memorial forum ~

Have to admit, the title is catchy, and probably why they used it.  Simply "Hunting Flame" would have been enough for me, and not use the word "loin."

I personally like James Morrison, but not a fan of the "Dead Letters" episode.  The writer(s) and character just didn't do him any justice.

"5-2-2-6-6-6"...cough, cough, from Oklahoma.

On 2/22/2020 at 6:42 AM, Darth Paul said:

Mark Snow's ability to make me feel music is extraordinary. At first I thought it was because I had a particular scene in a show to associate it with but that's not always the case. The piece from Night Sins above is really good and I've never even heard of that show.

You haven't heard of Night Sins and I never saw it.  Hope to someday.

Yes, Mark's music is extraordinary, and captivating.  I could listen to him all day.  He's a genius!

I think it would be awesome to see more of Jordan and her gift/curse.

And I agree with "all of the above."

All I know is our sister site has transcripts, with a lot of other info, from the episodes, thanks to Libby.

https://millennium-thisiswhoweare.net/guide/episodes/

And from Wikipedia ~ 

Novelizations of five episodes from the first season of Millennium were published by Harper Collins between 1997 and 1998.^[43]

1. The Frenchman (1997) by Elizabeth Hand
2. Gehenna (1997) by Lewis Gannett
3. Weeds (1998) by Victor Koman
4. Force Majeure (1998) by Lewis Gannett
5. The Wild and the Innocent (1998) by Elizabeth Massie

Yes, it is a good episode, but a heart wrenching story, and probably why some probably don't like it.

Office Space (1999)

Three company workers who hate their jobs decide to rebel against their greedy boss. To do that, they conspire to plant a virus that will embezzle money from the company into their account. This movie is a unique comedy experience, a true comedic classic with incredible performances by Ron Livingston, Jennifer Aniston, and David Herman.

and

We’re the Millers (2013)

After being robbed of a week’s take, pot dealer David is forced by his boss to go to Mexico to pick up a load of marijuana. To improve his odds of making it past the border, David asks s stripper and two local teenagers to join him and pretend they’re on a family holiday. “We’re the Millers” is a great comedy starring Jennifer Aniston, Jason Sudeikis, and Emma Roberts. The movie has an interesting script that will keep you entertained through all 109 minutes. The unusual story, paired with subtle one-liners and witty remarks make it extremely funny and even better after a second watch!

Probably the subject matter...drugs, sexual fantasies, and dysfunction.  Even though there are other episodes where sex is an issue, this one took it to a step farther than most people are aware of or have even been exposed to.  Incest and sexual abuse is common knowledge like in, "The Well-Worn Lock," but kidnapping, etc., in this episode, takes it to a whole new level.  The title are excellent choices for both episodes.  Same with "Monster."  It's common knowledge nowadays that abuse happens in day cares.

Then there's the absolute mind-blowing scene in the motel with Frank and the evil Lucy...    

  ula_85 to our group and home away from home.  Hope to see you here often.

This is hard because I have so many favorites, and so few I dislike.  A number of the episodes that people don't like, I think, is because they may or may not understand the writer's intent.   For example, Human Essence is not a popular episode, but it is good, it just doesn't belong in the MLM series.

Broken World is not liked because it has the slaughtering of horses, and that I too find very disturbing, but the episode itself was very good.

For sure I agree with all of your likes.

To name just 5 that I like is impossible, but dislike, easy.  First, ...Thirteen Years Later, because I don't like KISS, and at the same time thought the story line was stupid.  Also don't like watching The Pest House.  Felt it too is stupid, and in a way, even annoying.  But, this is just my personal opinion.

And I agree that loin like a Hunting Flame was also hard to enjoy, and I haven't a clue why, unless it's the subject matter.  Crunch, why don't you like it?

Wonder when S4 will air.

4 hours ago, seesthru said:

Oh!  There are two Lucas Barr's here!   Happy Birthday Lucas Barr and Happy upcoming birthday Lucas Barr!

Ditto! 

  Lucas Barr, and  Lucas Barr in March.

1 hour ago, seesthru said:

I had to look at the answer, LOL!

That's okay, I peeked too.  Hope you post a question soon.