Showing posts with label V. Show all posts
Showing posts with label V. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
First Look: V
Sorry that my posts were short yesterday (long meeting), but I'm back on track.
Today, I want to share a couple pieces from the the updated alien series, V.
Check it out.
Get excited
Thanks to AICN for posting this
Today, I want to share a couple pieces from the the updated alien series, V.
Check it out.
Get excited
Thanks to AICN for posting this
Monday, March 9, 2009
The Space Hooker will be the Space Queen


Our favorite Hooker of the Galaxy, Morena Baccarin, will be in the reboot of V. She will be cast as Anna (or Diana for the old school folks), the leader of the Visitors who knows a lot about human culture and media manipulation.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Diana will Attack the Earth again

Well, if you were tired of Horror remakes, Sci-Fi is next in line for the rehash bomb.
I give you, the return of ...V
ABC has officially greenlit a pilot for its reworking of "V," the 1980s miniseries about alien lizards coming down to Earth (Daily Variety, Oct. 10).
New adaptation of the franchise was written by "The 4400" co-creator/exec producer Scott Peters. Peters is aboard to exec produce along with HDFilms principal Jason Hall. Warner Bros. TV, which was behind the original longform, is producing.
The new "V" centers on Erica Evans, a Homeland Security agent with an aimless son. When the aliens arrive, her son gloms on to them -- causing tension within the family.
Like the original, show centers on visitors who say they've come to help the Earth -- but their motives are nefarious.
Original "V" writer-producer Kenneth Johnson is not involved in the new edition. The 1983 longform spawned a sequel and then a weekly series that lasted one season.
It could be good, so I'll keep an open mind
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