VR.5 Opening Credits

The opening credits to the short lived trippy 1995 series 'VR.5'. Starring Lori Singer, Michael Easton, Will Patton, and Anthony Stewart Head.
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Entertainment

Tags:

• VR.5
• VR5
• Lori
• Singer
• footlose
• fame
• virtual
• reality
• Michael
• Easton
• oltl
• Will
• Patton
• titans
• Anthony
• Stewart
• Head
• Buffy

[stainedglasspixie]

My teacher actually wrote for this show. hilarious.

[vr5cran]

Cool! What's your teacher's name?

[Gricomet]

I wish this was on dvd. It was an interesting show. Seem like everything else in the world has already been released on dvd.

[Amy4000]

Wowo! I barely remember this show but remember it I do. I love you YouTube!

[LTL30]

I have been thinking about this show ever since it had been cancelled before and lately I have been thinking about it even more. I am so ever happy to find it here. Thank you.

[PeterPalfrei]

This show was really interesting, very abstract, oniric, psychological. In fact, it made me get interested in the workings of the unconscious mind.

Obviously, as it happens with any show that dares to break the matrix of already-digested contents, it got cancelled.

[PeterPalfrei]

@thejimg Sadly, I agree with you, sadly.

[thejimg]

You gotta love FOX, and their ability to cancel any show that was in anyways remotely good, or interesting...

[amancayness]

que nostalgia!!! esta serie la veia siendo tan chica... recuerdo que me perdia tanto que rra real y no .. que era la realidad virtual!! fue la primer serie que vi.. que nostalgia por dios!!! ojala en algun momento salga en dvd!!

[gshunw]

Daryl Hannah's doppelganger :-)

Loved this show. Especially when she went inside VR5.

[Vlyger]

I enjoyed watching "VR5", "The Lone Gunmen", and the live-action version of "The Tick" on FOX.

Two out of those three have already been released on DVD. I hope "VR5" comes out one day......... soon.

[Slavolicious]

She's like Daryl Hannah!

[craigyjay1983]

it cost $1 million an episode, reportedly. That's a big chunk of change. It needed to appeal to more than just a few kids to justify that much money to be spent on it. Ratings vs Cost just wasn't good.