Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles

I have seen the three terminator films and although I have sat through them I would not really consider myself a fan of the Terminator series. Thought I would watch this show because I was a fan of Summer Glau in Firefly and Serenity and have found every episode I have watched fantastic. The show follows after the second film where John is 15 (turns 16 at the end of the first series) and he and his mother Sarah Connor are still trying to live their lives without getting terminated. The first show starts with John in school, meets a girl Cameron and when they are in a class the teacher - who just happens to be an evil machine - calls his name, tires to shoot ...

I originally planned to watch The Sarah Connor Chronicles during its first showing on sky. After missing the first couple of episodes though I decided I would just wait until I could watch it from the beginning. After the season finished on FX they started showing the repeats on Bravo so I figured this was a good time to finally watch it. Terminator, The Sarah Connor Chronicles was created by Josh Friedman and follows on from events in the first two Terminator movies. The series follows Sarah Connor (Leana Headey) and her son John Connor (Thomas Dekker) who are now wanted fugitives on the run after events in Terminator 2 (Judgement Day). After a Terminator ...

There are few people who haven't seen, or at least heard, of the Terminator franchise with three movies down, one on the way, iconic characters and an unforgettable plot, not to mention awesome battle sequences. The Sarah Connor Chronicles is the next stage of the Terminator story. The plot follows on from Terminator 2: Judgment Day, pretty much ignoring the third, sub par, movie. Sarah and her son, the future leader of the human resistance against Skynet, are on the run from the FBI but more importantly the Terminators sent from the future that are trying to assassinate John. At the same time the family duo must find a way to stop the impending 'Judgment Day' when ...