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This article is about the television show. For the Transformers franchise, see Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Victory (franchise){{#switch:{{#sub:Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Victory (franchise)|-1}}

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Logic dictates I should upgrade to a colour set.

V is a television show humans watch.

Fiction

Marvel The Transformers comics

V appeared exclusively in the UK portion of the Marvel Comics continuity.

While watching various television programmes to learn more about the humans on Earth, Shockwave observed a scene from V in which a female reptilian alien strangled a male human for uncovering their secret invasion. Shockwave considered the programmes "illuminating" and "primitive". The New Order

Notes

• [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}V (franchise)|{{#if:V|V|V (franchise)}}]] is a cult sci-fi franchise about lizard people invading Earth in the disguise of friendly Visitors. In the UK, the five episodes of [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}V (1983 miniseries)|{{#if:V (The Original Miniseries)|V (The Original Miniseries)|V (1983 miniseries)}}]] and [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}V The Final Battle|{{#if:||V The Final Battle}}]] were broadcast by [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}ITV (TV network)|{{#if:ITV|ITV|ITV (TV network)}}]] on consecutive weeknights opposite the BBC's coverage of the [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}1984 Summer Olympics|{{#if:||1984 Summer Olympics}}]]... where it became an unexpected smash hit. A publicity still from its first episode, depicting Diana ([[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Jane Badler|{{#if:||Jane Badler}}]]) strangling Mike Donovan ([[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Marc Singer|{{#if:||Marc Singer}}]]), was inserted into the UK edition of "The New Order", replacing a scene from The Honeymooners, a show that had a far smaller footprint in the British pop cultural zeitgeist.
• Transformers author Jim Sorenson has created a font based on the language of the Visitors, the antagonists of V.