The Visitors are now in command of the UK - but the resistance is growing, and determined to find out the real reason for the Visitors' arrival.
Episode Four
It is now January, three months since the Visitors' arrival. Elwyn, a black marketeer, has been profiting from the shortages, while his brother Brenin, a doctor, has been recruited to the resistance.
Episode Five
February, and the resistance have discovered what the Visitors are doing with all the people transported at night from Eleanor’s chemical plant. They set out to get footage - as a romance between Visitor Willy and burger van owner Harmony blossoms.
Episode Six
It's now March. Mike is determined to get into the Visitor mothership, but to do that he needs the help of collaborator Eleanor. Meanwhile Robin has realised she is pregnant with a Visitor's child and has some difficult choices to make.
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Recorded on: 13 and 26 February, 31 March and 4 April 2025
Recorded at: The Soundhouse and Fitzrovia Post
Producer Jonathan Morris said: "It's now three months since the Visitors arrived – and life has changed. There are petty criminals exploiting the shortages of food and medicine, like Elwyn Taylor. There are those willing to collaborate to preserve their social status, like chemical plant owner Eleanor Dupres.
"And there are even romances - Robin and the charming young Visitor officer Brian, and Harmony and the bumbling but well-meaning Visitor technician Willy. Not all these stories end well. Meanwhile, the resistance finally find out the Visitors’ real reason for coming to Earth...
"With these three episodes, the story moves into darker territory, as V UK explores the nature of those who choose to resist, and those who choose to collaborate."
Creator Kenneth Johnson added: "Jonathan Morris and his entire team of writers, actors, music and sound artists are doing a splendid job of capturing in their excellent audio productions the essence of what I created in the original four-hour miniseries.
"It's particularly delightful to have the character of Willy back onboard. Robert Englund, who originally played the character, has said repeatedly how Willy was pivotal in jump-starting his very successful career. Willy was one of my favourites and continues to be - courtesy of Big Finish."
