Lena Headey

Thomas Dekker

Summer Glau

Richard T. Jones

Shirley Manson

Brian Austin Green

Gale Anne Hurd

James Cameron

Bear McCreary

Gayle Pillsbury

Amanda Friedland

Robert Hall

Kelly M. Beatty

Harriette Landau

Scott Buckwald

Patrick J. Foley

David Werntz

Steve Galich

Joel Kramer

Michael Paolillo

Michael Baber

Gregory Sweeney

Robert J. Morton

George Graham

Josh Friedman

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Born to Run

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles

The Halcyon Company

Warner Bros. Television

United States of America

Season 1

Season 2

English

cyborg

killer robot

time travel

robot as menace

dysfunctional family

flash forward

based on movie

robot fighting

changing the past or future

humanoid robot

humanoids

future earth

evil robot

robots

robot apocalypse

soldier of the future

production of robots

1st review
If you like Terminator movies, battlestar Galatia/Caprica then this will be a treat.

I saw bits on TV but never could get the story, that's due to the story arc, you have to watch every episode (except 1). There are slow bits but worth watching for the high bits.

S1 is good story character building, each character has back stories or future stories.

S2 really hits the high mark except for 1crap episode.

S3 never happened just when the show found the Awe-factor.

My only con is due to the fact that it is called Sarah Connor Chronicles, some episodes seems like they wrote her into the story just due to the title. Over 60secs of SC talking was a drag especially when JC started to become the stronger character, some parts seemed to be written to try to make SC relevant, towards the end of S2 that didn't fit the story line. Thats why maybe the title worked against the show and should of been more generic like Terminator: the pre-Judgement-Chronicles.

-Tom

Yeah, I am still bitter that they canceled this.  I mean BITTER, I really got into this.  it was entertaining and it felt like it was only just taking off and CANCELED!!!!  That breaks this heart, I wanted at least 4 seasons and a movie.

But, I guess the good things never last. I am going to blame marketing for this, given that I remember hearing about them making a series...and then I didn't even realize what channel it was on until almost the end of the second and final season. So that could be why, but who knows.

The good news is that Sarah Connor completely and totally disavows T3. The story starts with T2 ending the movie canon and believe me we are all greatful for that.

The fact is that Lena Headey pulls off tough really well in this, almost better than...I feel so dirty saying this...but almost better than Linda Hamilton. At least, I liked Headey more in the role. She seemed to balance the mother and the soldier a lot better than Hamilton did--though she had scarce opportunity to do it in the movies.

Summer Glau is the new good Terminator and, for those of you that haven't seen it, she is threatening in this. She is small and thin and really very ominous in her role and given her size, being as believably threatening as she was is just pure talent. There is no way someone with her figure could pull that off without really knowing how to act.

And the cool thing about this is that John Connor--Thomas Dekker--isn't the savior of humanity yet and that was a big draw because even though the movie focuses on his mother, had the series lasted longer we could have seen how he developed into the man that saves humanity form the machines and I really would have loved to see that.

Alas all we have are two awesome seasons and a lot of angry fans and even though it is incomplete, it is something that is worth watching, it's fantastically entertaining and everyone does a great job.

It's worth your time, despite the disappointment of an early demise.

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Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles( 2008)

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2008 | 22 Episodes

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A review by tomk1

Written by tomk1 on Wed Mar 01 2017

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