Javaman said:If the Vs have access to the same list of people that the main characters now have, why haven't they already all been killed ?
Unless the human eye prosthetics also provide human-like vision. *shrugs* just speculating, it could of course just be stupid oversight/inconsistency too.digital said:If that is how the Visitors' sight works they should've depicted it as such when they showed the POV of the black guy when he was being drugged.
That's a list of basically anyone who has reported UFO sightings/encounters to the FBI over the years. It's probably populated with its fair share of kooks who haven't actually seen anything V related. The only reason why it's useful to the main characters is because they're desperate. For the Vs, I doubt it's worth their consideration...yet. Obviously they're being attentive to organized resistance though.Javaman said:If the Vs have access to the same list of people that the main characters now have, why haven't they already all been killed ?
Javaman said:If the Vs have access to the same list of people that the main characters now have, why haven't they already all been killed ?
http://www.thrfeed.com/2009/11/abc-v-ratings-second-episode-.htmlAfter last week's record-setting premiere, ABC's "V" was destined to drop in the ratings for episode two.
Tuesday's drop was steeper than one would want ... though about what one would expect given the high amount of curiosity-driven tune-in. Still, this is the largest drop we've seen for a scripted series debut this season.
The second episode was seen by 10.6 million viewers and drew a 3.7 preliminary rating among adults 18-49, down 29% from last week.
This is still a hit rating for a freshman drama. If "V" can remain anywhere near this neighborhood, the show will be fine.
The drop put "V" into second place at 8 p.m., with CBS' "NCIS" (20.2 million, 4.2) resuming control of the time period. The swing is similar to when ABC debuted "FlashForward" against CBS' time-period champion "Survivor" at 8 p.m. on Thursdays, momentarily upsetting the balance, before "Survivor" popped up again ("NCIS" and "Survivor" -- they weeble and they wobble but they don't fall down).
Javaman said:If the Vs have access to the same list of people that the main characters now have, why haven't they already all been killed ?
kaching said:Unless the human eye prosthetics also provide human-like vision. *shrugs* just speculating, it could of course just be stupid oversight/inconsistency too.
digital said:These aliens also can't seem to outfit their slow probes with cameras that can see visible light. Also, isn't it a bad move to send out their cleanup crew in a large and loud ship over the neighborhood. This show just isn't written very well.
Until the end of the episode the Visitors weren't allowed to go wherever they wanted and even then it's supposed to be limited. Their shuttles are only going to the designated Visitor areas. Having one of their ships fly out to a mystery warehouse in the middle of the night should be throwing up major red flags. But again, in this universe New York City didn't bat an eye about letting aliens step off their ships within an hour of arrival and talk to reporters, so expecting anything resembling realism here is a fool's errand.Marty Chinn said:If they have shuttles coming and going all the time over the period of three weeks to a mopnth, I bet people stop really paying attention. Not to mention look how often people in real life just look the other way to something out of the ordinary to just not get involved. It's not completely unreasonable. Always amazes me that people accuse of a show of being poorly written when there are ways to explain things.
Keyser Soze said:Liked the Pilot, loved this episode. However, I can't get too excited due to the silly way ABC is handling the airing of the show
Noticed that the warehouse address was 4400, which is a nice nod to the lead writers old show, The 4000
tirminyl said:Watching this now and I came in here to post this. I love The 4400 and immediately thought of it when I saw the warehouse address.
ThLunarian said:Maybe I missed something. How do we know that the FBI chief, or anyone that the Priest talked to in the office, is a V? I didn't get that impression at all.
Actually, Jack is also a common nickname for John or Jonathan... so, after a fashion, you've probably met a zillion "Jacks" in your lifetime.Baron Aloha said:I'm 30 years old and I have never met anyone named Jack.
Nope, because the public reaction was based on irrational hate, not rational concerns about so quickly embracing an alien civilization into everyday life. The protest movement certainly had nothing to do with security, health concerns, trust, etc.Marty Chinn said:Hope everyone who was crying about the lack of public reaction is satisifed now.
Marty Chinn said:If they have shuttles coming and going all the time over the period of three weeks to a mopnth, I bet people stop really paying attention. Not to mention look how often people in real life just look the other way to something out of the ordinary to just not get involved. It's not completely unreasonable. Always amazes me that people accuse of a show of being poorly written when there are ways to explain things.
mrklaw said:We had concorde fly past our house twice a day for 5 years. It never got old. You think people would get bored of seeing spaceships flying down the street within a few months? Fast cars still turn heads FFS.
I didn't feel the first episode much, so I'm going to let this back up for a bit, then see what GAFs consensus is and do a batch at once. helps that Stargate Universe is picking up a bit to satisfy my scifi appetite for now.
There's a difference between "bad writing" and covering each and every piece of extremely minor, irrelevant fridge logic that only the most anal-retentive viewers would even notice.digital said:These aliens also can't seem to outfit their slow probes with cameras that can see visible light. Also, isn't it a bad move to send out their cleanup crew in a large and loud ship over the neighborhood. This show just isn't written very well.
SickBoy said:With next week being the "fall finale" I presume it'll pack some punch, though... so I'm willing to give it a shot.
Bu-bu-but in the preview:B.K. said:I doubt it. From what I understand, all 13 episodes were supposed to air next spring as a replacement show, but the first four episodes got pushed up. The episode wasn't planned as any kind of finale, it's just another episode.
big ander said:I like this Fifth Column stuff. The guy holding Dale captive: what's the actors name? I recognize him...