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Series 1, Episode 1

Pilot

Elizabeth Mitchell stars in this compelling new series.

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Series 1, Episode 2

There Is No Normal Anymore

Erica and Father Jack are tracked by a V "Seeker."

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Series 1, Episode 3

A Bright New Day

Erica, paired with a V, begins tracking a death threat.

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Series 1, Episode 4

It's Only The Beginning

Chad is torn after investigating the V Healing Centers.

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Series 1, Episode 5

Welcome to the War

As the story continues, Erica finds her life in danger.

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Series 1, Episode 6

Pound of Flesh

Anna invites humans to stay on the spaceships.

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Series 1, Episode 7

John May

Anna invites Chad back onto the Mothership for a story.

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Series 1, Episode 8

We Can't Win

Chad and Anna go to Switzerland for the UN Energy Summit.

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Series 1, Episode 9

Heretic's Fork

Chad boards the Mothership to heal his aneurysm.

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Series 1, Episode 10

Hearts and Minds

Anna invites Tyler to live on the ship. Chad confronts Jack.

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Series 1, Episode 11

Fruition

Someone close to Anna is attached; she decides to leave.

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Series 1, Episode 12

Red Sky

In the season finale, Erica goes on the offensive.

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Overview

Synopsis:

The Visitors are among us. In a single shared moment, they appear in every major city in the world, promoting a message of peace. They want to share their knowledge of technology; they want us to unite. And they are counting on a very important component of human nature: devotion. At first considered a threat, the Visitors -- or V's -- quickly become a fascination. But when FBI Counter Terrorist Agent Erica Evans discovers what lurks beneath the alarmingly human exterior of the V's, resisting this new world has never been more important -- and never has there been more at stake. It truly is the dawning of a new day.

Originally Broadcast: 2009 - 2011

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elizabeth thompson
v the new series
10 November 2010
i would like to no when the next5 series is out after red sky
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Nigel Stutt
Comes out in October in the UK
13 June 2010
Looking forward to it.
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Expel Aramis
A new look to a favourite
13 June 2010
Everything stopped when V came out. Now this new series looks better and adds new stuff. Not as earth-changing but still as great as ever.
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Argoni Stu
Great series - beats the original (almost)
13 June 2010
Looking forward to more
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paula ozbek
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08 May 2010
enjoyed await new episodes
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Kelechi Ehenulo
Promising
14 April 2010
It’s always difficult to remake a 80s sci-fi classic, especially if it is V. I will always favour the original mini-series and TV show. It’s a sci-fi classic that everyone should watch. But, the new version does have some promise.

In terms of storywise, whilst it is nothing new, it is the same story told in a slightly different way. In fact, you could argue that the remake plays on the notion of paranoia and fear, something that The X-Files did incredibly well at. The special effects are more polished and cleaner, something that we have come to expect from the latest shows today. There are some good acting performances. Elizabeth Mitchell (Erica Evans) carries on her recent excellent performances from Lost. Morena Baccarin who plays Anna (leader of the Visitors), is no Diana (played by the excellent Jane Badler in the original mini-series) but she does deliver a subtle yet intriguing performance. At times it is borderline creepy.

The show establishes that V stands for Visitors, something which I’m not a big fan of. V for Victory (which it originally stood for in the mini-series and TV Series) had far more of a greater impact as the original show drew comparisons between the V’s and the rise of fascism in 1930s Nazi Germany. I know the new V is trying to base itself with today’s issues and the realities of the modern world but changing the significant meaning of the V can feel a bit empty.

Despite the flaws, the new version of V does look like it will be fun ride. I hope in the upcoming episodes that V still delivers on that promise and be known as a worthy remake.
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