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The Fox network spent significantly little
time and money promoting the struggling Millennium,
particularly in comparison to its other hit shows. This lack of
exposure helped lead to the poor ratings that eventually brought the
series to its end. The series was never brought to the attention of
most primetime viewers.
Fox's outright refusal to grant
Millennium the primetime advertising time it deserved and clearly
needed was a constant source of frustration for the staff, who were
working hard to get the series the attention it deserved and striving
to keep the series on the air. Executive Producer Glen Morgan
observed throughout the second season that much of the on-air
advertising time that should have been devoted to promoting
Millennium had, instead, been allocated to Fox Sports. Truly, the
network was partially responsible for the show's failure to perform
during the Friday night timeslot.
Nonetheless, scattered examples of
Millennium advertising are available from various media. These
posters and advertisements represent the limited promotion for the
series that took place off the air. The show's premiere in October of
1996, in particular, launched a massive advertising campaign that
encompassed bus stops, newspapers, magazines, billboards, postcards,
movie theaters, and the internet. Here, at the Abyss, you will be
able to download your own collection of Millennium
advertisements.
General Promotion
1996 Series Premiere Billboard
1999 Billboard Advertisement
Series Premiere Bus Shelter Poster
Series Premiere Promotional Poster
Season Two Promotional Poster
Internet Banner Advertisement
1998 Fox Fearsome Friday Ad
UK Video Promotion
2004 DVD Promotion
Japanese Video
Advertisements
Japanese Promotional Poster
Season One Video Set Ad
Season Two Video Set Ad
Season Three Video Set Ad
"Human Essence" Ad (Close-Up)
Third Season Video Set (Close-Up)
Millennium Promotion (Close-Up)
Magazine Advertisements
Miscellaneous
Laguna Pottery Promotion
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