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Millennium/Goodbye Charlie
| Goodbye Charlie | |
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| Season 2, Episode 11 | |
| Airdate | January 9, 1998 |
| Production Number | 5C10 |
| Written by | Richard Whitley |
| Directed by | Ken Fink |
| ← 2x10 Midnight of the Century |
2x12 → Luminary |
| Millennium — Season Two | |
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Goodbye Charlie is the eleventh episode of the second season of Millennium, and the thirty-third episode overall.
Starring: Lance Henriksen (Frank Black), Megan Gallagher (Catherine Black) (credit only)
Also Starring: Stephen James Lang (Detective Bob Giebelhouse)
Guest Starring: Kristen Cloke (Lara Means), Tucker Smallwood (Steven Kiley), Deanne Henry (Eleanor Norris)
Co-Starring: Bethoe Shirkoff (Mabel Shiva), Stefan Arngrim (Delbert)
Featuring: Ally Warren (Officer Nello), David Hurtubise (Russ), Gina Stockdale (Tammy), David Mackay (Jeff Lubo)
Uncredited: Klodyne Rodney (Nurse), Dan Weber (Preston)
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Plot Overview
Frank and Lara are sent on a case where a man is assisting in the suicides of terminally people. This sparks a debate about not only about the morality of what he does, but also about his intention.
Notes
Locations
- Seattle, Washington
Days Remaining
- 721
Music
- Marty Jensen and Jesse Fanion - "Right Side of Wrong"
- Bobby Darin - "Goodbye Charlie"
