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V - Season 2

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ACTORS
CHARACTERS
CRITICS
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EPISODES

The second season intends the world on the precarious edge of war and turmoil all around. Starting with the risky development from Anna who chooses to release Red Sky on the planet. In the interim, Chad, looking for recovery for being utilized by Anna. Erica goes on a journey to find a scientist who can give her the answers to what Red Sky is.

Genre:

Drama, Thriller, Sci-Fi

Actors:

Elizabeth Mitchell, Morris Chestnut, Joel Gretsch, Logan Huffman, Laura Vandervoort, Morena Baccarin, Scott Wolf, Christopher Shyer, Charles Mesure, Mark Hildreth, Roark Critchlow, ...»

Director:

Yves Simoneau, David Barrett, Bryan Spicer, Frederick E.O. Toye, Dean White, Jonathan Frakes, Robert Duncan McNeill, Bobby Roth, John Behring, Ralph Hemecker, Steve Shill, Jesse Warn, Jeff Woolnough

Country:

United States

Release:

2011

IMDb:

6.8

Quality:

Duration:

42 min

KEYWORDS:

#Elizabeth Mitchell #Joel Gretsch #Morris Chestnut #Season 2 #V

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ACTORS OF "V - Season 2"

Elizabeth Mitchell

27 March 1970, Los Angeles, California, USA

Morris Chestnut

1 January 1969, Cerritos, California, USA

Joel Gretsch

20 December 1963, St. Cloud, Minnesota, USA

Logan Huffman

22 December 1989, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA

Laura Vandervoort

22 September 1984, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Morena Baccarin

2 June 1979, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Scott Wolf

4 June 1968, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Christopher Shyer

Charles Mesure

12 August 1970, Somerset, England, UK

Mark Hildreth

24 January 1978, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Roark Critchlow

11 May 1963, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Scott Hylands

1943, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Lourdes Benedicto

12 November 1974, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Jane Badler

31 December 1953, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Rekha Sharma

David Richmond-Peck

Martin Cummins

28 November 1969, North Delta, British Columbia, Canada

Lexa Doig

8 June 1973, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Bret Harrison

6 April 1982, Portland, Oregon, USA

Nicholas Lea

22 June 1962, New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada

Trinity Jarman

Jay Karnes

27 June 1963, Omaha, Nebraska, USA

Zak Santiago

3 January 1981, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Jesse Wheeler

Alan Tudyk

16 March 1971, El Paso, Texas, USA

Britt Irvin

10 November 1984, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Ona Grauer

16 November 1975, Mexico City, Mexico

Oded Fehr

23 November 1970, Tel Aviv, Israel

Lucas Wolf

Benita Ha

Samantha Ferris

2 November 1969, North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Giles Panton

13 September 1982, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Ty Olsson

28 January 1974, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Sophie Lui

Kal Weber

30 September 1973, Toronto, Canada

Jacqueline Ann Steuart

Bill Lloyd

Michael Trucco

22 June 1970, San Mateo, California, USA

Jonathan Walker

13 September 1967, Henley-on-Thames, England, UK

Ryan Kennedy

6 December 1982, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

29 January 1948, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Stefan Arngrim

23 December 1955, Canada

Ingrid Kavelaars

20 March 1971, London, Ontario, Canada

Qwisun Yoon-Potkins

Chris Burns

2 December 1972, Greenwich, Connecticut, USA

Makena Joy

Jessica Parker Kennedy

3 October 1984, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

3 February 1975, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Dawn Chubai

Paul McGillion

5 January 1969, Paisley, Scotland, UK

1949, Columbus, Ohio, USA

Ash Lee

Jaimie Mortimer-Lamb

Dean Redman

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HEROES OF "V - Season 2"

Erica Evans

Played by: Elizabeth Mitchell

Ryan Nichols

Played by: Morris Chestnut

Father Jack Landry

Played by: Joel Gretsch

Tyler Evans

Played by: Logan Huffman

Lisa

Played by: Laura Vandervoort

Anna

Played by: Morena Baccarin

Chad Decker

Played by: Scott Wolf

Marcus

Played by: Christopher Shyer

Kyle Hobbes

Played by: Charles Mesure

Joshua

Played by: Mark Hildreth

A.D. Paul Kendrick

Played by: Roark Critchlow

Valerie Stevens

Played by: Lourdes Benedicto

Diana

Played by: Jane Badler

Sarita Malik

Played by: Rekha Sharma

Georgie Sutton

Played by: David Richmond-Peck

Thomas

Played by: Martin Cummins

Dr. Sidney Miller

Played by: Bret Harrison

Joe Evans

Played by: Nicholas Lea

Chris Bolling

Played by: Jay Karnes

John Fierro

Played by: Zak Santiago

Dale Maddox

Played by: Alan Tudyk

Haley Stark

Played by: Britt Irvin

Kerry Eltoff

Played by: Ona Grauer

Eli Cohn, Eli Cohen

Played by: Oded Fehr

Private Investigator, Felicia Castro

Played by: Samantha Ferris

Lars Tremont

Played by: Marc Singer

Grace

Played by: Jessica Parker Kennedy

Cameraman

Played by: Nelson Wong

Dr. Lawrence Parker

Played by: Paul McGillion

Wen Chiang

Played by: Ash Lee

Angelo Russo

Played by: Darcy Laurie

James May

Played by: Brett Dier

Pributi Chima

Played by: Ernesto Griffith

Steve Gunn

Played by: Teach Grant

V Doctor

Played by: Gilles Tanguay

Will Lerner

Played by: Michael Karl Richards

CRITICS OF "V - Season 2"

New York Post

Like its ratings last year, the series once again has a hard time getting off the ground.

January 04, 2011

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io9.com

If you relish the prospect of Elizabeth Mitchell kicking ass and Morena Baccarin being ridiculously inappropriate, with the occasional moment of squickiness or splodiness thrown in for good measure, then you'll want to make a date with V.

May 18, 2018

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TV Guide

If this alien-adventure melodrama were any more cartoonish, you might expect the Road Runner to "Beep Beep!" behind the evil Anna the next time she's foiled.

January 04, 2011

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San Francisco Chronicle

Do we care? Well, not really. The groan-worthy dialogue, usually spoken in a monotone by alien and human alike, is rarely credible and lacks the kind of self-aware irony that might make this enjoyable.

January 04, 2011

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PopMatters

The show has been notoriously slow in setting up the plot everyone knows already.

January 04, 2011

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TIME Magazine

I decided that I wouldn't bother with a longer review of V unless the show had markedly improved from last season. It hasn't.

January 04, 2011

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Entertainment Weekly

To me, this was V's finest hour: A twistedly funny, fast-paced good time, which simultaneously gave me what I want and snatched all my hopes and dreams out from under me.

May 21, 2018

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Uproxx

This one's not working, and it doesn't matter how many fresh coats of paint or new showrunners they try to slap onto it.

May 21, 2018

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HitFix

This one's not working, and it doesn't matter how many fresh coats of paint or new showrunners they try to slap onto it.

January 04, 2011

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Worse is evil lizard leader Anna and her war on emotion that turns into a literal soul-sucking crusade that rivals the plot of Star Trek V as one of the silliest sci-fi plots of all time.

January 04, 2011

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GALLERY OF "V - Season 2"