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V S1E7 — The Dissident

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V•Season 1•Episode 7

The Dissident

6.8/10 · 287 votesDec 7, 198448 min

Ranked #11 of 19 in Season 1•matches the season avg

When Diana seals off the Open City with an impenetrable force field which destroys humans on contact, Donovan and Ham must kidnap the alien genius responsible for its development.

Directed byWalter Grauman

Written byPaul F. Edwards

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Jane Badler

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Diana

June Chadwick

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Jennifer Cooke

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Robert Englund

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Faye Grant

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Julie Parrish

Marc Singer

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Jeff Yagher

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Kyle Bates

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Richard C. Glouner

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M

Mark S. Westmore

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David Zellitti

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Ted Barba

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Paul F. Edwards

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Walter Grauman

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Episode Summary

"The Dissident" is episode 7 of V season 1. It scored 6.8/10 from 287 votes, ranking #11 of 19 episodes this season (season average 6.8). Directed by Walter Grauman and written by Paul F. Edwards, it aired on December 7, 1984.

Next: E8 · Reflections in Terror Best of Season 1