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VIRTUAL SEASON archived episodes behind the script characters media coverage staff and supporters SITE FEATURES home episode guide official faq fanfic archives virtual season millennium oscars merchandise message forums links awards and honors credits and legal guestbook send us mail       MEDIA COVERAGE   "It's Not the End of the 'Millennium' After All" by Howard Wen [Salon.com] the first article about the Virtual Season, later reprinted in numerous offline publications, including The Sydney Morning Herald and The Vancouver Sun Times "'Millennium' Just Won't Die!" by Don Kaplan [The New York Post] a somewhat abridged version of the Salon.com article "Frank Black Rides Again" by David Swinney [About.com] coverage of the Virtual Season and Millennium/X-Files crossover "All Foxed Up" by Sarah Kendzior [The11thHour.com] a brief mention in an article about the closing of fan sites by Fox "Never Say Die!" by Stuart Servetar [Details] an article in the December 1999 issue about the phenomenon of virtual television, with an emphasis on the Millennium Virtual Season "Lance, A Lot" by Ian Spelling [Fangoria] another brief mention in the April 2000 issue about actor Lance Henriksen "Luke Skywalker is Gay?" by David Plotz [Slate.msn.com] yet another brief mention in an article about fan fiction obsession "Rising from the Ashes: TV's Virtual Seasons" by Gareth Branwyn [DigitalLivingToday.com] discussion of virtual television by a well-known "cyberculture" author and frequent contributor to Wired, The Industry Standard, Esquire and The Baltimore Sun And finally, from a Yahoo! chat... ZombCat: Are there plans to introduce Frank Black to Mulder and Scully? Is Millennium dead as a series otherwise? Chris Carter: Is Millennium dead? Not if you live on the internet. Someone is actually creating 22 stories this season that are, I guess, going to be the 4th season of Millennium. Weyoun2k: Mr. Carter, there are quite a few fans of Millennium still out there on the web. Have you heard anything about our virtual fourth season? Chris Carter: I haven't checked it out. But I'm very curious to see how the characters are treated and in what direction the fans take the show so I can nitpick them!