"V" Liberation Day (TV Episode 1984) Poster

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(1984)

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7/10
A Decent Opening Episode
filmbuff197410 May 2006
I purchased this collection on DVD for research on conspiracy theories put forth by David Icke but I'm reviewing this as a sci-fi fan who saw this episode on it's original air date on 10/26/84.Having watched the two previous mini-series I had thought the quality was diminished from those previous shows but it was still some of the best sci-fi available at the time on television.

In this episode Diana escapes before going on trial for crimes against humanity.We also are re-introduced to members of the resistance.The episode is a decent warm-up for all the camp fun we're going to experience throughout the next 18 episodes to follow.
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8/10
A lot missing
gritfrombray-122 February 2007
Warning: Spoilers
Was delighted to discover that V, as a series or premise was going to be continued. Set my Betamax video recorder excitedly! After this first episode I felt a bit let down. Where had the tingle in the Visitor's voices gone? Every shot of the Sky Fighters was one that had been used before. Noticeable, and a tad boring. Characters were the same and still enjoyable. Killing off Martin was a horrible thing to do though! My favorite character!!! Thank God for Philip showing up later in the show's short run! The story of how the Visitors returned was plausible and set this up for a good run but, unfortunately for every one good episode of the series after this, there was a bad one too. Ecstatic to find out 'V The Second Generation' is in production which is set directly after the original V and is hopefully going to discount the events of this series which killed off far too many characters.
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