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player ready...“X-Files” producer Chris Carter’s clout is still strong at Fox. His moody, struggling Friday night series “Millennium,” about a former FBI investigator’s (Lance Henriksen) battle against evil, was a surprise renewal when the network announced its 1998-99 schedule Thursday. Fox will also move its strong Sunday night animated series “King of the Hill” to Tuesdays at 7 p.m. to compete with NBC’s “Mad About You” and ABC’s “Home Improvement.” Fox has four new comedies and two new dramas set and burned another bridge by canceling Damon Wayans’ midseason comedy “Damon.” Fox canned the Wayans-created drama “413 Hope St.” earlier this season. Meanwhile, UPN is adding two more nights to its Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday schedule this season, including a science-fiction/fantasy/action movie bloc on Thursday, and a Friday night featuring UPN’s remake of “The Love Boat.” The network has three new sitcoms, including a period comedy starring Chicagoan Chi McBride, and three new dramas, two of them sci-fi shows to go with flagship series “Star Trek: Voyager.” “Dilbert,” an animated series based on the comic strip, is a backup program.