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This series is set after the events of <a href=">Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991). After the sacrifices of Dr. Miles Dyson and T-800 Model 101 Terminator, the Connors find themselves once again being stalked by Skynet's agents from the future. Realizing their nightmare isn't over, they decide to stop running and focus on preventing the birth of Skynet. With the aid of Cameron Phillips, a beautiful girl who has a mysterious past also linked to the future; Derek Reese, a Tech-Com soldier from the future whose past is linked with the Connors; Riley, a beautiful schoolfriend of John; and FBI Agent James Ellison, who was assigned to capture the Connors but joins them after his own encounter with one of the machines. They begin a quest to stop the United States military and a shadowy conspiracy from the future from creating the program that will stop at nothing to bring humanity to an end.
Set after the events in <a href=">Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991), Sarah Connor and her son, John, try to stay under-the-radar from the government, as they plot to destroy the computer network, Skynet, in hopes of preventing Armageddon.
The Sarah Conner Chronicles with Lena Headey, Lena Heaadeeyy, this name alone sound so distinguished British that you might get a glue how she is acting. Lena Headey could have done a wunderfoll AfterEight commercial, something like "Oh, Mortimer...". But instead she was casted for the ultra tough 'can do 30 chin-ups' Sarah Conner. WTF? What ?? Its teatime, baby. Thomas Dekker, playing the sissy John Conner who has the jitters all day long. I was praying that an Arnold Terminator was send to blow his brain on the wall, BANG, just like that. But instead 'they' send us a baby Termipussy which kills 15 year old by making them masturbate non-stop. What a crap, praise the gods that Fox already stopped this angst for ever.
I've seen all the Terminator films and yes Linda Hamilton is a legendary Sarah Connor but Lena Headey does an amazing job. She already has shown audiences across America in the film 300, her talent as an actress. SO to all those who say this is a poor cast, well they are stuck in the past. Many say that Lena Headey lacks the strength Hamilton portrayed in the prior films. I have watched 3 episodes of this show and I am not disappointed at all. Thomas Dekker is also a refreshing surprise as the role of the young John Connor. Summer Glau as the "robot from the future"? Perfect. She is flawless. And if you have ever seen Firefly or Serenity, then this shall be no surprise to you. Basically what I am saying is to give the show a chance. The acting is very believable and the special effects are incredible. It is so refreshing to watch a show that's not about crime scene investigations that have a new plot every single episode. Watch it. Give it a chance. You will be surprised.

James Cameron is credited because the characters of Sarah Connor, John Connor, Kyle Reese, the Terminators, Skynet were all created by him, as were the show concepts which were taken from first two movies, therefore he had a certain influence on the show's creation. This is a major plotline of the series. Judgment Day still happens despite the destruction of Cyberdyne's program in T2. The origins of Skynet are shrouded in much more mystery in the series, as the Connors try to figure out what other technology programs might result in the creation of Skynet. This was a major theme in the movies as well: Judgement Day is stopped but another one is created a few years later by different events. The events which caused JD in T1 were not the same events as T2, or T3. Each film has had JD on a different day being caused by different set of events. Thats the entire basis for the storylines. JD is always stopped and a new one created. It isn't. Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles is an alternate story, starting from where Terminator 2 left off, and completely retcons Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines & Terminator Salvation. However, as many viewers have come to understand, the show does not necessarily 'ignore' the events of T3 and T:S; it takes place in an alternate universe where T3 and T:S simply never happened. The show starts off in 1999, four years after T2 ended. This show follows the same idea of T3 where Judgment day is inevitable. But by the end of the pilot episode they time-jump to 2007, which completely eradicates T3 and T:S's story from that timeline. TSCC and T3 are completely far removed timelines in separate parallel universes, with the 'events' of T1 and T2 a shared constant in all timelines (dates of those constant events being slightly different in each timeline due to effects of repeated time travel). It seems the events of T1 and T2 are fated to happen; they are inevitable much like Judgment Day. However, in each universe, some events can occur differently, and lead to a completely different outcome. In the universe where T3 occurred, Sarah contracted leukemia and died from it; in the universe where TSCC occurred, she discovered it in time and was cured from it. This explains why two parallel universes that had a similar beginning can eventually diverge into two very different storylines, because of a crucial event that altered their courses. This theory also helps to explain why there are stories in the franchise that seem mutually exclusive; they occur in one universe, but not in the other. Given that this series picks up a four years after Terminator 2 left off, it starts off in 1999. But the Connors and Cameron time traveled to 2007 which is then the time the rest of the series starts to take place. Apparently there were legal restrictions placed on the production over the use of the "Terminator" name within the series. Originally the show was simply going to be called "The Sarah Connor Chronicles". Apart from the subsequently revised title, only the introductory voice-over for each episode of the second season of the show used the word Terminator, in reference to Cameron. There is however one single use of the word in the series itself, actually in the final episode, when Sarah uses it to describe a particular character. As a result of the restrictions, the writers were forced to use several workarounds in the shows' scripts. One method of getting around the problem was indeed to give certain Terminators names - such as Cameron, Cromartie, Vick, and John Henry. Another was to use simple nouns such as "cyborg", "robot", "machine", and "metal" to refer to Terminators in general. And sometimes their model numbers were used, such as Vick being described as a "T-888" or "Triple Eight". However, despite these efforts, as the series goes on the characters' continual determination not to say the "T-word" does become very obvious. When she is first introduced in the pilot episode, Cameron is utilizing the personality that would most appeal to John, so she could get close to him in order to be around him all the time. After her cover is blown, Cameron reverts to a colder, purpose-driven Terminator. Her human girl "personality" comes out when she has to interact with some humans. For example, at the museum, when the teacher asks her to remain with the group, she smiles, charming him, just like she did with John. They don't. The future weapon and time machine used in the bank were created by sending someone to the past to build them from scratch and stash them in safe places for present time travelers to use. It is not explained what happens to the weapon and time machine after the Connors leave the vault. Perhaps the remains of the time machine inspire the eventual invention of the time machine itself (similar to how Dyson was inspired by the remains of the first Terminator). It is also possible that both the weapon and time machine were destroyed in the "explosion," considering Charles Dixon's comment that all that was left was a crater where the bank was. It would be possible, however, for a terminator to transport a weapon under their flesh, as evidenced by the very existence of every Terminator we have seen in the present day. The outer layer of living tissue they are fitted with completely covers their metal body allowing it to make its way safely through the time portal. As such, any small weapon could be placed under that same flesh for their trip. Consider the gun that Cromartie hid in his leg as an example. While it was not a future weapon, it's a perfect example of how it could be done. (That gun was a modern day Glock 17, and why he hid it there has not been explained. Perhaps it was done to get through the school's security.) According to creator and executive producer Josh Friedman, there is still flesh (at the time burning from the effects of the plasma weapon) on Cromartie's head a5c7b9f00b

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