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"V" to return in new three hour TV movie

Started by Fearless Freep, June 10, 2003, 12:51:34 PM

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SkullNinja

::Actually I remember V standing for "visitors".

Am I wrong?::


Nope, both are correct. It had a wonderful double meaning.

DARKWOLF

I just read it in the new Tv Guide I hope it be real good as the 80's V. If Jane Badler comes back as Diana I hope they give her some sexy hot outfits to wear. When  I was seven I had a really big crush on her Fay Grant, Sarah Douglas, and June Chadwick. Do anybody remember V action figures? I always wanted all of them but never got one but the bright side I got Marvel's very last issue of V comic book.

Neon Noodle

I remember some kind of urban myth that the toys the kids were playing with in the first movie were the prototypes for "V" action figurines that never got made - can't recall if this is true or not, however...

"I've got 'em all, even the Mother Ship!!!"

JohnL

>When I was seven I had a really big crush on her Fay Grant,

Faye was always my favorite, except maybe for Lorraine. She was never called by name in the mini-series, but she was the blond visitor helping them toward the end of the second mini-series, played by Greta Blackburn.

>Do anybody remember V action figures?

I never saw any of them, except that I once saw an ad for a single visitor figure with a removable mask.

>I got Marvel's very last issue of V comic book.

Never saw the comic either, but I do have several V novels. At one time, I was trying to collect every novel published. I think I missed a couple at the end though.

As long as we're talking about V merchandise, anyone here played V The Game for the C64?

Bmeansgood

I think it is funny that most people only remember 3 TV miniseries in the past 30 years.

Roots, North and South and V.  

What a combination.

Chadzilla

What, no one remembers The WInds of War and the budget busting super mini-series that was War and Remembrance?

Chadzilla
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DARKWOLF

JohnL was she the one who took off her uniform for Mike to wear on the ship?

JohnL

>I think it is funny that most people only remember 3 TV miniseries in the past 30
>years.

That's not true, there was also Salem's Lot, Taken...

>JohnL was she the one who took off her uniform for Mike to wear on the ship?

No, that was Barbara, played by Jenny Neumann in the first mini-series. Lorraine only appeared in V: The Final Battle. She helped stage the fire in the control room so that Martin could switch circuit boards and she was the one left on the ship with them at the end. Here's a pic of her (looks different than she did in the mini-series);

Greta Blackburn

DARKWOLF

Ok now I remember Jenny Neumann she was hot.