That is, there is now new American TV.
Since I forgot to remind my friends that Prison Break and Bones both started their new seasons last week, I will now remind everyone that Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles will have new episodes starting tomorrow, and the new show Fringe starts Tuesday.
Come back Tuesday and Wednesday and tell me what you think.
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6 comments:
Loved the Samson and Delilah song at the beginning of the Sarah Connor episode.
But later on, I would have expected the Cameron model to be banged up more or limping after being the meat in a truck sandwich.
Cameron in a sandwich. That's all you guys think about, isn't it?
Thank you. Maybe that image will help counteract "Fringe"-inspired nightmares tonight.
Yeah...the vehicle goes up in a fireball, and Cameron has only a few cuts? No singed hair or skin? And no real damage to her clothes? Whatever fabric the clothes are made of, Sarah Connor should mass-produce it. She could easily become a millionaire.
I expected her to be a walking metal skeleton who would need an episode or two to rebuild her outer layers. Silly me. I guess that much realism would've blown the SFX budget.
It would also cause a long unexplained absense from school, which would attract attention, which would be bad, etc....
I think the next episode looks very interesting. But I'm a fan at this point, and they all look interesting.
Not only was the scenario implausible, it was flatly inconsistent. We've seen John cut Cameron's scalp with a simple knife. We've seen objects rip into Cromartie's skull. The robots' exteriors aren't much tougher than ours. The explosion should've incinerated Cameron's skin and hair.
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