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everyone knows there only 5 episodes made? they haven't ordered anymore yet.

This is what Wikipedia has to say:

In September 2009 it was announced that four episodes of V would air in November 2009, and that the series would resume in March 2010 after the 2010 Winter Olympics to complete its 13-episode season.[9] ABC entertainment president Steve McPherson said, "We always intended to break the show up into 'pods' to make it more of an event."[9] As production of the fourth episode of V wrapped, it was announced on November 3, 2009 that Scott Rosenbaum had been named executive producer and showrunner of the series, with Peters and Hall remaining as executive producers.[4] Production on the remaining nine episodes will resume in January 2010.[4]
yeah my mistake I thought production was shut down for good until ratings came in

I have to wonder if that is just an excuse ABC is using to see how the ratings will be? It seems like a smart move to that. Why else would they shut the production down? Have they done that with any other shows? I'm sure all of their shows will be on hiatus during the Winter Olympics, right? So if those haven't shut down, why is this one different?

Olympics are boring times for TV. The worst part is it drags on for nearly a month. Usually I only watch the opening and closing ceremony. Plus a few events here and there.

All the Olympics are at this point is a super sized ****ing contest for world leaders to perform in.

Man, guess I'm the only person left on the planet that enjoys the Olympics these days lol

Especially the Winter Games. I love watching the Skiing stuff and Figure Skating etc.

Maybe one of the Chinese this year will turn out to be a V and start eating the other competitors....

Man, guess I'm the only person left on the planet that enjoys the Olympics these days lol

Especially the Winter Games. I love watching the Skiing stuff and Figure Skating etc.

Maybe one of the Chinese this year will turn out to be a V and start eating the other competitors....

Don't get me wrong, I'm going to watch the **** out out of the Hockey games.

Man, guess I'm the only person left on the planet that enjoys the Olympics these days lol

Especially the Winter Games. I love watching the Skiing stuff and Figure Skating etc.

Maybe one of the Chinese this year will turn out to be a V and start eating the other competitors....

that would get me to tune in!

So got to see tonights. About to fire up the Hulu to see last weeks since I missed it.

First off, tonight was pretty good, I can get into it. Next HOLY COW, Anna is a freakin H-O-T-T-I-E !!

Question. Tonight I heard the V guy say something about, We need to find out if any of these were from the previous resistance My question is, was he talking about something in episode 1 or was he bringing up about the OLD V series?

Man, guess I'm the only person left on the planet that enjoys the Olympics these days lol

Especially the Winter Games. I love watching the Skiing stuff and Figure Skating etc.

Maybe one of the Chinese this year will turn out to be a V and start eating the other competitors....

I love the Olympics but the summer ones. I dont care about the winter games.

Good episode tonight. :)

So got to see tonights. About to fire up the Hulu to see last weeks since I missed it.

First off, tonight was pretty good, I can get into it. Next HOLY COW, Anna is a freakin H-O-T-T-I-E !!

Question. Tonight I heard the V guy say something about, We need to find out if any of these were from the previous resistance My question is, was he talking about something in episode 1 or was he bringing up about the OLD V series?

we have to see we dont know

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