TV Series

Series Name:	V: The Final Battle
Format:	TV Series
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Years:	1984
Country:	USA
Language:	English
Genre:	Science Fiction, Action, Adventure
Rating:	6.0 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	6 Have Seen
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Selected Cast	Marc Singer as Mike Donovan
	Faye Grant as Juliet Parrish
	Jane Badler as Diana
	Robert Englund as Willie
	Richard Herd as John
	Michael Ironside as Ham Tyler
	Blair Tefkin as Robin Maxwell
	Michael Wright as Elias Taylor
	Frank Ashmore as Martin
	Sarah Douglas as Pamela
	Mickey Jones as Chris Farber
	Michael Durrell as Robert Maxwell
	Eric Johnston as Sean Donovan

Notes

Three-part sequel to the 1983 miniseries V. Despite the title, the second miniseries proved popular enough that a weekly series was commissioned for the 1984-85 season. (A remake series followed in 2009).

On DVD & Blu-ray World

DVD Box Set

V The Final Battle - Warner Home Video - Netherlands (2002)

DVD

V - Die Ausserirdischen Besucher Kommen 2 - Warner Home Video - Germany (2002)

DVD

V: Den Sista Striden - Warner Home Video - Sweden (2002)

DVD

V: The Final Battle - Warner Home Video - USA (2005)

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Comments and Reviews


Magic Marmalade 30th Sep 2024		Rated 6/10 Wow, this really lost it's way pretty darn fast! ....Right in front of my eyes in fact. For while the first two parter had a very strong idea at it's core, and felt like a split cinematic movie, in terms of the story, and the quality of the writing, this instantly feels less movie-like, and more tv miniseries / episodic. It feels rushed too, bouncing from scene to scene without much explanation of how it got from one scene to the other. Across the three episodes, you see a valiant attempt to match the orginal story, and take up where it left off, rapidly, and by degrees disintegrate, visibly running out of ideas, and cobbling together stories just to get it along to the finale. By the end, it gives way entirely to the most hokey, cornball hammery you can think of... It almost literally goes back in time from first episode to last in terms of quality of production, until it's virtually a spoof hippie sixties groovy buck rogers Flash Gordon spoof of love-in optimism, replete with rainbows of balloons, groovy cod-funk music, and unaccounted for space magic nonsense. Forgets all the good characters they'd previously put work into building, and summarily disposing of others, losing any interest that marked the original out for special consideration. Promising to begin with, total crap by the end. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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