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Kate and Jon Gosselin, from the reality TV show 'Jon and Kate Plus 8,' leave the Montgomery County courthouse, Oct.

Punctuality: "I hate being late. It makes me crazy." Sushi: "I love it. And shooting in Vancouver is great because it has amazing sushi." Politics: "I would love to meet Obama.

Usually it's the aliens who say "Take me to your leader." But on "V," the intriguing ABC series that wraps up its four-episode fall run Tuesday, it's the humans who are clamoring to meet Anna, the charismatic leader of the recently arrived aliens.

While we're constantly grateful for our friends and family and jobs and health and all that jazz, we're really thankful for the gift of television and DVRs and for Grey's Anatomy episodes without Katherine Heigl.

One of the cannier decisions by V 's producers was to cast not one, but two refugees from Joss Whedon's beloved, departed sci-fi series Firefly .

Cancellation was a blessing for Joss Whedon's sci fi drama "Dollhouse," not only for the beleaguered viewers at home but for the production itself.

It's not often that a fictional TV mystery series creates a real-life mystery. But some fans of ABC's "Castle" are wondering who really wrote the sizzling crime thriller "Heat Wave," a book that is part of the plot on the Monday night drama and also a real bestseller.

Dollhouse is done. We knew this was coming - Dollhouse creator Joss Whedon recently posted on fansite Whedonesque.com that the writers were "not exactly saving all the good stuff for 14-22," but still.

There's a lot to love about ABC's remake of "V," from the re-emergence of everyone's favorite "Firefly" companion to the amped-up special effects, but the show's political underpinnings seem designed to appeal to a pretty specific crowd .

Never has an alien looked so out of this world. When the Visitors landed on Earth on ABC's hit sci-fi drama, V last Tuesday, none was more captivating than Morena Baccarin.

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ABC's V has finally arrived and, boy, did the Visitors make one heck of a first impression.

Details Start Date: Nov 03, 2009; Genres: Drama , Sci-fi ; Image credit: David Grey/ABC WHO'S GOT YOUR BACK? The quick demise of Alan Tudyk's Dale is one thing that didn't set right with Doc Jensen The Visitors arrived last night, bringing hopeful slogans and the promise of a ''Yes We Can!'' future.

Morena Baccarin as an alien visitor on "V." Shortly after the alien spacecraft of ABC's "V" descend over every major city on the planet, a TV news crew does a man-on-the-street interview with what turns out to be a film geek, who helpfully explains, "Dude, this was 'Independence Day' - which was a rip-off of any number of alien predecessors." ...

Jane Badler as Diana in the original V. NBC PHOTO T he unfortunate thing about old science-fiction television is that, generally speaking, it does not age well a ' as I was reminded recently after picking up an old VHS boxed set of the original 1983 V miniseries for a couple of bucks at a neighbourhood lawn sale ... and found that, even in the ...

V: B+ T he aliens are back for the first time in ABC's "V." This remake of the clever 1983 miniseries finds Earth invaded by extraterrestrials who preach friendship and promise universal health care - with a price tag no one can afford.

In the weeks since ABC starting churning out the promos for the buzz-worthy reboot of the 1980s sci-fi mini-series "V," Morena Baccarin 's angelic face has been everywhere.

Back in 1983, fantasy fans were mostly ignored by TV. There was no Sci Fi Channel, no Syfy, few quirky cable shows.

One thing you can say about sci-fi fans: They're not stupid. Each TV show comes with its own history, mythology, rules, science and literary allusions -- sometimes it even has its own language.

After yesterday's slew of bad news, today was a tad better. While our DVR still seems to have issues recognizing new TV shows this week, CrimeCraft has settled down, and there hasn't been a single crash all day.