V: The Series
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V: The Series
I caught the pilot episode of the re-imagined series last night while flipping back and forth.
Seemed okay, nothing great but not terribly bad either. I need to watch some more eps before making up my mind about it, but that'll depend on wether or not I happen to catch them.
Seemed okay, nothing great but not terribly bad either. I need to watch some more eps before making up my mind about it, but that'll depend on wether or not I happen to catch them.
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I recognized Supergirl's name but couldn't place her. The only other actors I recognized were Scott Wolf, Morris Chestnut, & Elizabeth Mitchell.
One character I already can't stand is the son of the FBI agent (Mitchell). He's already acting like a tool (I know, its his character but its still annoying) and the way they keep getting up slow moving close up shots of his face whenever he sees the V girl he's hot for.
One character I already can't stand is the son of the FBI agent (Mitchell). He's already acting like a tool (I know, its his character but its still annoying) and the way they keep getting up slow moving close up shots of his face whenever he sees the V girl he's hot for.
Is anyone else wondering what they're going to show for the next 12 episodes?
For the amount of plot they drilled into the first episode, it seems like it might be a long 12 episodes of underground alien resistance.
And somewhat weird if they switch from massively compressed storytelling into decompressed alien fighting storytelling. It wouldn't surprise me if the network decided to get out all of interesting plot asap, so they can show a lot of alien/human fighting.
For the amount of plot they drilled into the first episode, it seems like it might be a long 12 episodes of underground alien resistance.
And somewhat weird if they switch from massively compressed storytelling into decompressed alien fighting storytelling. It wouldn't surprise me if the network decided to get out all of interesting plot asap, so they can show a lot of alien/human fighting.
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Ahh gotchawolf_2099 wrote:The V girl he has the hots for is Supergirl.
I've heard some strange rumors about this show. Supposedly, the network already has plans to ax the show after 4 episodes or so because it tested so horribly with test audiences. I don't know how much truth (if any) is in them, but that seems to be the word around some of the MB's.wolf_2099 wrote:Is anyone else wondering what they're going to show for the next 12 episodes?
For the amount of plot they drilled into the first episode, it seems like it might be a long 12 episodes of underground alien resistance.
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Well, episode 2 tonight. Let's see if this show has legs.
That's really funny, because I thought his mother was the Supergirl from the '80's movie.wolf_2099 wrote:The V girl he has the hots for is Supergirl.
Elizabeth Mitchell:
http://www.imdb.com/media/rm3771107584/nm0593310
Helen Slater (Supergirl):
http://www.imdb.com/media/rm988910592/nm0000644
They look a lot alike.
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The two teenage guys, the one who has the hots for Supergirl and his fat friend, are the epitomy of douchiness. The close-ups of the kid who has the hots for SG every time he hornily looks at her reminds me of a pedophile and the fat guy, well he's just a douche. "Duuuuuuude, she's so fine", "Ohhh totally, no way!!!" "Duuuuuude"... It's stupid.
ne of the criticisms I've heard of the show is that they packed in too much into the first episode. I don't necessarily view that as a bad thing (if the show wants to survive) because most shows, if they start off slow, usually get axed because networks cant be bothered to support a show that is "taking time to build" and "still finding its audience". They need immediate sucess or its bye bye.
Second ep was okay. Again nothing stood out, but I saw another former BSG actor. Final 5 woman, & former Presidential aide. Can't remember her name though
ne of the criticisms I've heard of the show is that they packed in too much into the first episode. I don't necessarily view that as a bad thing (if the show wants to survive) because most shows, if they start off slow, usually get axed because networks cant be bothered to support a show that is "taking time to build" and "still finding its audience". They need immediate sucess or its bye bye.
Second ep was okay. Again nothing stood out, but I saw another former BSG actor. Final 5 woman, & former Presidential aide. Can't remember her name though
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