(Part 1) V: The Original Series Episode 2: My Reaction

Follow along as I share my genuine thoughts and emotions throughout this Reaction to V: The Original Mini Series, Episode 2. The Aliens make contact, the Aliens look like us and the Aliens need our help! But is everything as it seems? Are the Aliens really our Friends or is there something more sinister afoot.
Watch my reaction to this Iconic Series of the 80s, scoring a massive 8.1/10 on IMDB, with me. Whether you are a fan of sci-fi, mystery, or thrilling adventures, "V: Original Series" offers something for everyone.
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