The Betrayal

El episodio se transmitió el 18 ene 1985
TV-PG
1h

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Michael Ironside and Marc Singer in V: Invasión Extraterrestre (1984)

Action Adventure Sci-Fi Thriller

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaWhile Bates remains in a coma Charles plots to overthrow him. Elsewhere, Willie is gravely wounded so the rebels kidnap a medical student of the Visitors.While Bates remains in a coma Charles plots to overthrow him. Elsewhere, Willie is gravely wounded so the rebels kidnap a medical student of the Visitors.While Bates remains in a coma Charles plots to overthrow him. Elsewhere, Willie is gravely wounded so the rebels kidnap a medical student of the Visitors.

Dirección
- Gilbert M. Shilton
Guionistas
- Kenneth Johnson
- Mark Rosner
Elenco

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6.9/10

260

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Dirección
- Gilbert M. Shilton
Guionistas
- Kenneth Johnson
- Mark Rosner
Elenco

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9TheFearmakers

Great Episode, but Ultimately Tragic

The worst part of this episode is the fact that Ham winds up leaving at the end, the best character and it's downhill from here, folks. But this is one of the better episodes and again has a race-against-time, this TIME to save Willy's life, and how they do it is intriguing, and also is the continuation of Bruce Davison's story which is also good, and deja vu for poor Robin, the Sue Ellen Ewing of V.

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Trivia
This episode is the turning-point of the series after several lead characters exit, turning the show more rural action than a continuation of the miniseries.

Errores
The news anchor in the opening mentions Land End, UK having to fight the visitors...but it would not have occurred because Lands End, UK is more north than New York and therefore more colder so the Red Dust would still be active there.