V is for Awesome

got to love the appearance of Mike Donovan er..lars Tremont

Yeah I was like "holy shit they fucking killed ERRYBODY." After a long 2 season gradual development of a story line having everything come crashing down at once... damn yo. I have to say Joshua passed up a perfect opportunity to pass off Lisa as the new Lisa and just TELL Anna that he put new skin on her daughter.

What show is this?

I miss John May.

The first episode of season two was so appalling that I stopped watching.

Is this show worth watching? I'm in need of a new show and while I'm a scifi nerd, I've always had reservations about this.

I was watching until they explained part of the aliens motivation as having no feelings, or ability to "love". I'm sorry, that's just the laziest way to make someone a bad guy. And I normally love sci-fi, so it hurt to have such crap writing.

Not really the acting is super hammy and the writing isn't very good. I got hooked because there was a messianic figure named John May and "hey that's my name!" and just have it pvr'd every week. Last one just happened to be the episode where they said "hell with it let's just burn this fucker to the ground", pretty much confirming, I assume, that it's cancelled at the end of the season.

Let's put it this way: Castle has had more good episodes than V to date.
As I just said the writing is indeed terrible but this is not an accurate statement about the show. The Aliens' motivation is more or less survival. The lack of emotion was just a condition of their species until they took on human form and started living among humans, now it's sort of a crisis where some are in denial re: the fact that emotion is seeping into their collective consciousness.

I have up early in the first season. Did they finally show what the aliens look like?

lefty

Yeah actually, I think this week was the first time we got a full body shot of a live one.

Pretty sure V won't come back next season (based on their ratings and what happened in the finale). It's a shame, I liked the show. And Laura Vandervoort sure was easy on the eyes.

Gave up towards the end of season one. Terrible, terrible writing.