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Millennium :: ...Thirteen Years Later (03x05)

 
Episode Information
 
Title: ...Thirteen Years Later
Episode #: 03x05
Production Number: 3ABC05
Original Airdate: Friday October 30th, 1998
2/10 (1 Vote cast)
Episode Crew
Director: Thomas J. Wright
Writer: Michael R. Perry
 
Episode Summary
 
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A horror movie is being shot about a case Frank solved 13 years ago in which a series of murders that mirror "classic horror movie" themes occurs. New murders with an identical pattern begin to occur.
 
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Guest Stars
 
Special Guest Stars
KISSplayedThemselves 
Guest Stars
Donnelly Rhodes (1)playedSheriff Fritz NeuenschwanderRecurring (second appearance)
Matthew WalkerplayedSir Douglas LothamRecurring (second appearance)
Kate LuybenplayedEva O'Malley/Marta DanburyRecurring (second appearance)
Jeff YagherplayedMark Bianco 
Jim PirriplayedRowdy Beeman 
Co-Guest Stars
Stefan ArngrimplayedHugo WinstonRecurring (second appearance)
Crystal CassplayedRamona/MaryRecurring (second appearance)
Guy FauchonplayedMovie SheriffRecurring (second appearance)
AndrĂ© DanylieuplayedMayor Dooley 
Tanja ReichertplayedRuby Dahl 
Paul Stanley (1)playedLew Carroll 
Gene SimmonsplayedHector Leachman 
Ace FrehleyplayedSick Cop 
Peter CrissplayedNice Cop 
Dana GrahameplayedSarah Cryer 
Ted KozmaplayedKenny Neiderman 
Morgan BraytonplayedAssistant Director 
Edmond WongplayedGaffer 
Cavan CunninghamplayedGaffer 
 
Main Cast
 
Lance HenriksenplayedFrank Black
 
Episode Notes
 
Although a killer influenced by horror films is on par with the premise of the film Scream, the plot of murders revolving around a film being made based on "real" events is remarkably similar to Scream 3, which also starred Lance Henriksen.
 
 
Episode Goofs
 
When watching the original Halloween with Emma, Frank comments on Michael Myers being Laurie's sister. However, this plot angle is absent in the first film, added only retrospectively in the sequel.
 
Frank observes that Mrs. Voorhees from Friday the 13th adopts a hockey mask persona, but she never dons the hockey mask, an iconic horror symbol that does not even appear until the third film. To add confusion to this, the tape that Emma puts in the VCR is Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan.
 
 
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