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Everyone is a suspect as V moves on to its second episode, "There's No Normal Anymore" while Erica and Father Jack are engulfed in paranoia, not knowing who to trust.

Life doesn't get any easier for Erica, does it? In previous episodes, we've seen her FBI partner and friend Dale Maddox turn against her and her son become involved with the Visitors.

ABC's new sci-fi drama features aliens, reptiles, politics, religion and universal health care.

Some people think ABC's latest hit, V, is a thinly disguised warning about the Obama administration.

As you might expect, the Visitors on " V " are not too happy with FBI Agent Eric or Hot Priest Jack at the moment.

The McGuffin Review V-Episode 2 Posted by Cory Johnson on 11.13.2009 How can Erica explain what happened to Dale without sounding insane or implicating herself? Ryan reaches out to an old friend and what is Anna's next move? Welcome to the McGuffin Review of V, Episode 2, 'There is No Normal Anymore'. We are trying a new format out this week, so ...

Two weeks ago, I had the opportunity to visit the set of America's favorite new show V . Obviously, i was excited to see the spaceship and lizard-alien gadgets but was surprised to find out V films in this huge green screen warehouse.

Does ABC's politically charged reboot of the eighties sci-fi series V have something against President Barack Obama? A number of critics and bloggers have noted what seems to be a critique of the new president's messianic perception in the show's pilot episode, which premiered on Tuesday to blockbuster ratings .

Although record numbers tuned in for the premiere last week, Episode 2 saw those ratings fall 30%. And while the collective complaint of the first episode was the lightning speed with which it moved and how much was packed in, I found last night's episode excruciatingly slow.

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.

Synopsis: Erica and Father Jack, having quickly determined they're both against the arrival of the Visitors, suddenly find themselves being tracked by a "Seeker" from the V's. Meanwhile Chad, thinking he blew it for 80 million viewers with his exclusive first interview with Anna, looks to pick himself up and becomes more investigative in his next ...

"Don't trust anybody." Like "Battlestar Galactica," "V" imagines a world where no one is quite what they seem, where everyone you encounter a ' whether stranger,lover,co-worker a ' could be an enemy.

You can't keep a good master assassin down. Having been left for dead on "NCIS: Los Angeles" , Kelly Hu's Lee Wuan Kai moves on to "NCIS" tonight.

I watched it. I liked it, but didn't quite love it. Some random thoughts and asides in no particular order: 1. I think they rushed it a little too much.

Every week, editors Mickey O'Connor and Adam Bryant answer your burning questions.

Tonight we find out if V can really live up to our expectations. After a well-received pilot , the show is moving on to its second episode entitled "There Is No Normal Anymore," which teaches us a couple of things in terms of surviving an alien invasion.

The series premiere of "V" doesn't waste any time bringing the Visitors to our doorstep, heralding their arrival with tremors, enormous ships in the sky, and finally a message of peace from their very sultry high commander.

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

N BC's sci-fi miniseries "V" was landmark programming for its time. Watch the 1983 original again, as I did recently, and it's tough to look past the cheesy old-school special effects, fly-away hairstyles and Chess King-inspired alien uniforms.

V' got off to an out-of-this-world start Tuesday night for ABC and put the Alphabet just a fraction behind CBS in the demo race.