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Update 2/1/10 - ABC's one-hour pilot of Warner TV's reimagined series version of V premiered in
November. Though Kenny received a "Story by" credit on the pilot and a "Created by" credit on the
series because the new show is clearly derived from his original work, he is not involved with the
series. He wishes Jason Hall and the new producers well with the show, which does not affect
Kenny's ongoing efforts to remake his original classic as a major motion picture.

Kenny’s prime desire is to bring big-screen production values to the new V movie while carefully
protecting the timeless story, the characters, quality, integrity and substance that make his original
V such a favorite of worldwide audiences and  a critically acclaimed, international landmark.

Efforts by Kenny and his producing partners to make the right deal for the movie are proceeding
well and on a daily basis.
Used Spacecraft Lot,
taken on Warners
back lot while Kenny
was dubbing Short
Circuit 2 in 1988.
Read Kenny's exciting new novel...
V The Second Generation  
French release of V with
on-camera interview of Kenny.
V one of TV Guide's 25 Greatest Sci-Fi Legends
And Tor Books has also republished  
A.C. Crispin's novelization of the
original miniseries in hardcover and
trade paper editions containing special
new material written by Kenny.
V Ship Drawings -- Because many fans have
asked, Kenny has located the original concept
sketches and plans which production designer
Chuck Davis created over a single weekend.
The link will bring up a PDF file.
NEW: V in Variety -- A new article about all of Kenny's iconic shows being remade -- and
his  continuing work on the V feature film.
NEW: Another EW Honor for V: In addition to being among three of Kenny's
shows in EW.com's "20 Greatest Science Fiction Shows" and in EW.com's Sci-Fi
25: The Genre's Best sinice 1982,  V is now also one of EW's 20 Classic Miniseries.