Actually, sisterdebmac, it is freakin' true. Chris Carter had nothing to do with the writing of season 2.
He didn't have that much to do with the writing of season 1, either. He just pitched a "Seven or Silence of the Lambs every week" show to Fox, and surrounded himself with a production team that got it off the ground.
He was unhappy with it, and even said he didn't even watch most of that season.
That's very disengenuous of you. He didn't watch it at the time because he was too busy. In the recent Back to Frank Black podcast interview, he said that Darin Morgan's season 2 episodes are amongst his favorites of the series. As he rightfully should - they're masterpieces.
Season two is a departure from the crime solving episodes and more into the Millennium Group Mythology, going from good guys to suddenly, bad guys.
No, we just see a schism within the Group. The Millennium Group are not outright villains until Season 3 - the season that Chris Carter was ostensibly more involved with again.
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