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Originally Posted by ree-Xi
I watched it and actually enjoyed it, but there was a lot of political agenda in there. I felt the plot moved ahead rather quickly (the acceptance of the Visitors, their demands, etc.), but in a pilot you want to tell as much as story as you can.
If I remember correctly, the original ended with an inter-species baby with a crazy tongue. Is that right? That image creeped me out for years!
The dude from "The 4400" kept making me think that I was watching that show (hated it but hubby loved it). He has the same mannerisms, demeanor, etc. Same thing with Juliet from "Lost". When you identify an actor with a particular character, they need to do a bang-up job to make you forget. Hopefully, as time goes on, they'll grow into their parts.
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Well, there were two babies, one regular baby with a forked tounge, and one mostly alien baby who died shortly after birth. The humanoid baby aged quickly, and was like 6 at the end of the miniseries. Basically, because of the alien baby's death, they were able to find a toxin that was deadly to the visitors. The resistance mass produced it and launched hundreds of hot air balloons that contaminated the atmosphere.
Diana attempted to launch the LA mothership's doomsday device, but Elizabeth (the humanoid alien twin) had some mystical powers and deactivated the device.
Diana escaped and starred in V the Series. (The toxin stopped working!)
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