By The Numbers: 5

[Guest betweenthelines]

I voted for '...Thirteen Years Later'. It was the first episode of Season 3 that I really enjoyed. I would wait to show this to someone until they've seen what type of show "Millennium" really was, but I think it's a good one. It had the same warped sense of humor than the comedies from the second year. Too bad we didn't get more episodes like this in the last season.

Tied for first place is 'The Judge'. It has several trademark elements from the series: serial killers and religious undertones. One of my favorites from Season 1, actually.

I did like 'A Single Blade of Grass', although it's the weakest out of the three.

[Guest betweenthelines]

Something I never noticed until now: the actor playing Mark Bianco, Jeff Yagher, had a role on "Six Feet Under". He was in several episodes of the fourth season as a man named Hoyt. He wasn't completely insane like Bianco was, but he turned out to be a rather shady character. It's so weird; I've seen those SFU episodes several times, yet I never recognized him from his "Millennium" appearance.

Another thing I found out about Yagher: he also does sculpting. His designs are based on 50's horror-movie monsters.

[Earthnut]

I love anything that teaches me something about the American indian, so I had to go with A Single Blade of Grass. It was a very deep episode, and so much like religious beliefs today. The Judge is good, but very distgurbing. Wasn't impressed with choice #3 at all.

[Guest Luke]

The Judge! Marshall Bell is awesome