V - Visitors - V A Batalha Final - V - The Final Battle (1984) (1983)

V - Visitors - V A Batalha Final - V - The Final Battle (1984) (1983)



 'V' got it's start as an extremely successful miniseries in 1983.   It was followed in 1984 by a second ratings smash, "V: The Final Battle", They made the inevitable decision to proceed with a weekly series based on "V" where the  freedom fighters would continue their fight against the visitors The series was hampered initially by extensive use of stock footage.  Major cast changes mid-way through the Merchandise season, and a change of format,  caused a ratings slide, and the Series was cancelled after only 19 episodes.

 V:  Episode Guide

V: Original Miniseries (Part 1)
V: Original Miniseries (Part 2)
v: Original Miniseries (Part 3)
V: Original Miniseries (Part 4)


V: The Final Battle Part 1
V: The Final Battle Part 2
V: The Final Battle Part 3

V: The Series

Episode  1 Liberation Day  
Episode  2 Dreadnought  
Episode  3 Breakout  
Episode  4 The Deception 
Episode  5 The Sanction  
Episode  6 Visitors Choice  
Episode  7 The Overlord  
Episode  8 The Dissident 
Episode  9 Reflections in Terror 
Episode 10 The Conversion  
Episode 11 The Hero
Episode 12 The Betrayal
Episode 13 The Rescue
Episode 14 The Champion
Episode 15 The Wildcats
Episode 16 The Littlest Dragon
Episode 17 War of Illusions
Episode 18 Secret Underground
Episode 19 The Return

 Jenny Neumann shows up briefly as Barbara, an alien sympathetic to the human resistance. She helps to save Donovan and spends most of her time undressing to give him her outfit. The camera lingers enough on her to show that she's on the screen for just one reason

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 Are the characters believable and fully drawn?
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The cast of V is huge, even for a four-hour miniseries. This means that Johnson must focus on a limited number of characters and then give the others limited scenes. Most actors do their best with the screen time, with a few exceptions. Singer does a nice job as the journalist who takes the breakthrough video that pushes the Visitors to crack down. Faye Grant brings weight as the leader of the resistance, even if it's not entirely clear why she's been picked to lead them. Richard Lawson also shows depth as a character who doesn't make the final credits. Less inspiring are the one-note performances from Neva Patterson, Daniel Packer, and especially Jenny Sullivan as the journalist who works with the Visitors. Finally, I have to mention a strange brief appearance that feels really out of place in this television production. Jenny Neumann shows up briefly as Barbara, an alien sympathetic to the human resistance. She helps to save Donovan and spends most of her time undressing to give him her outfit. The camera lingers enough on her to show that she's on the screen for just one reason. It stays within the boundaries of network television, but it's still pretty random for a generally safe presentation.

 Barbara was a Visitor doctor and the second-in-command of the Fifth Column under Martin during

Jenny Neumann

 Barbara was a Visitor doctor and the second-in-command of the Fifth Column under Martin during

 Barbara was a Visitor doctor and the second-in-command of the Fifth Column under Martin during

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 Julie (Faye Grant) | V

Cast

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Humans Character Actor Mike Donovan Marc Singer Juliet Parrish Faye Grant Ham Tyler Michael Ironside Chris Farber Mickey Jones Father Andrew Doyle Thomas Hill Robert Maxwell Michael Durrell Daniel Bernstein David Packer Eleanor Donovan Dupres Neva Patterson Robin Maxwell Blair Tefkin Elias Taylor Michael Wright Caleb Taylor Jason Bernard Arthur Dupres Hansford Rowe Kristine Walsh Jenny Sullivan Harmony Moore Diane Civita Maggie Blodgett Denise Galik Mark Sandy Simpson Sean Donovan Eric Johnston Elizabeth Maxwell Jenny Beck

Visitors Character Actor Diana Jane Badler Pamela Sarah Douglas John Richard Herd Stephen Andrew Prine Martin Frank Ashmore Willie Robert Englund Brian Peter Nelson Lorraine Greta Blackburn Jake