V is featured in the March 12, 2010 issue of Entertainment Weekly magazine, now hitting newsstands and subscriber mailboxes.

The magazine’s Spring TV Preview contains some quotes from new executive producer Scott Rosenbaum hinting at what is to come in the remaining eight episodes of Season One.

Some highlights (beware of spoilers!):

- “As much as possible” will be packed into each of the eight remaining episodes. “I don’t want to make the audience wait,” Rosenbaum says. “Every episode is going to have two or three reveals, at least.”
- It will all lead to a showdown between Erica and Anna, which Rosenbaum describes as “Ripley versus the alien mother.”
- The first episode back will be like a new pilot, and it should be easy for new viewers to come in at this time.
- Expect to learn more backstory about some of your favorite characters.
- Expect more callbacks to the original ’80s V, including “more lizard skin,” the birth of an alien/human baby, and a moment that will hopefully top Diana’s eating of a guinea pig in the original series. “I promise it’s something you’ve never seen before.”

Source: VisitorSite.net

They say they are of peace, but anyone who watched the original series knows better.

ABC has released a new trailer for the latest batch of “V” episodes that are scheduled to begin in five weeks time. The trailer features a chilling voiceover from Anna (Morena Baccarin) while scene of chaos cover the Earth.

Also featured in the trailer is the pivotal formation of the major alliances of the show as well as the arrival of the Visitor fleet.

“V” stars Elizabeth Mitchell, Joel Gretsch, Morena Baccarin, Logan Huffman, Alan Tudyk, Morris Chestnut and Laura Vandervoort.

The series returns March 30.

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LOS ANGELES (thefutoncritic.com) — Syfy has booked its mini-series “Riverworld” for Sunday, April 18.

The four-hour event will fill the night with part one at 7:00/6:00c and part two at 9:00/8:00c, network sources have confirmed to the site exclusively.

Tahmoh Penikett (”Dollhouse”) and Laura Vandervoort (”V”) topline the project, about “a mysterious world where everyone who has ever lived on Earth, seems to have been ‘reborn’ along the banks of a seemingly endless river.” Mark Deklin, Alan Cumming and Peter Wingfield also star in the effort, which is billed as a backdoor pilot for a potential series.

The mini-series marks the second time the network has brought Philip Jose Farmer’s novel to the small screen. Brad Johnson starred in the previous incarnation, which aired in 2003.

Here’s the trailer for the 2010 adaptation: