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| Series V: The Final Battle Season 1, Episode 3 | |
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| Air date | May 8th, 1984 |
| Writers | Brian Taggert; Peggy Goldman; Lillian Weezer; Faustus Buck; Diane Frolov; Harry Longstreet; Renee Longstreet |
| Director | Richard T. Heffron |
| Producers | Robert Singer; Daniel H. Blatt; Dean O'Brien; Patrick Boyriven |
| Starring | Jane Badler; Michael Durrell; Robert Englund; Faye Grant; Richard Herd; Thomas Hill; Michael Ironside; Peter Nelson; David Packer; Neva Patterson; Andrew Prine; Sandy Simpson; Marc Singer; Blair Tefkin |
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"Part Three" is the third and final chapter in a three-part miniseries called V: The Final Battle, which is the sequel to the previous miniseries event, V. The episode was directed by Richard T. Heffron with a teleplay written by Brian Taggert and Peggy Goldman based on a story treatment by Goldman, Lillian Weezer, Faustus Buck, Diane Frolov, and Harry & Renee Longstreet. The episode first aired on NBC on Tuesday, May 8th, 1984.
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