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V: With Jane Badler, Michael Durrell, Faye Grant, Peter Nelson. A seemingly peaceful alien race, arrives at earth and asks for help to ensure their own planets survival. However, the visitors agenda turns out be much darker.
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- 1983-05-01
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Season 1. The aliens say they come in peace. They call themselves Visitors. They really want to steal the earth's water, tame its population and harvest humans as food, in the groundbreaking science fiction miniseries V. 4,161 IMDb 7.8 1983 5 episodes. X-Ray 13+. Action · Suspense · Science Fiction · Adventure. Available to buy. Buy Episode 1.
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Episode 1 Aired May 1, 1983 A race of aliens arrives on Earth; suspicious humans uncover their intentions and prepare to resist. Details Episode 2 Aired May 2, 1983 Humans continue to...
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- Marc Singer
- Kenneth Johnson
- May 1, 1983
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Season 1. The aliens are back--and they're hungry! V, the sensational, highly rated miniseries continues as an action-packed, hour-long series with Marc Singer, Jane Badler and Faye Grant reprising their roles in this science-fiction thriller ablaze with special effects. 447 IMDb 7.3 1984 19 episodes. X-Ray 13+.
Episode list. V. Top-rated. Sun, May 1, 1983. S1.E1. Part 1. An armada of extraterrestrial spaceships hovers over the major cities of Earth. The humanoid aliens called the 'Visitors' claim they came in peace to seek human help, but soon strange things begin to occur.
Overview. Fifty spaceships, each three miles across, hover ominously above Earth's major cities. The Visitors that emerge are humanlike in appearance and extend the hand of friendship. Our planet's resources are just what these aliens need to survive.
Television. V miniseries (1983) V: The Final Battle sequel miniseries (1984) V weekly series (1984–1985) V remake series (2009–2011) The original miniseries debuted in the United States on NBC on May 1, 1983. Series creator Kenneth Johnson has said that the story was inspired by the 1935 novel It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis. [6] .
