"Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" Samson & Delilah (2008)

Réalisateur:

David Nutter

Scénaristes:

Josh Friedman (developer)
Josh Friedman (written by)

Série TV:

"Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" (2008)

Date de diffusion originale:

8 septembre 2008 (Saison 2, Episode 1)

Genre:

Action | Science-Fiction | Thriller

Intrigue:

John finds himself battling an unlikely opponent alone; Derek and Charley search for the family after an explosion; and Ellison deals with the aftermath of Cromartie's massacre.

Plot Keywords:

Stapler | Sanctuary | Burned Body | Skynet | Russian Mafia

Avis des utilisateurs:

Epic episode!

Ensemble

Lena Headey	...	Sarah Connor
Thomas Dekker	...	John Connor
Summer Glau	...	Cameron Phillips
Brian Austin Green	...	Derek Reese
Garret Dillahunt	...	Cromartie
Shirley Manson	...	Catherine Weaver
Richard T. Jones	...	James Ellison
James Urbaniak	...	Sarkissian
Carlos Sanz	...	Father Armando Bonilla
Roger Guenveur Smith	...	Sac Federici
Shane Edelman	...	Matt Murch
Max Perlich	...	Walsh
Marcus Chait	...	Justin Tuck
Dean Winters	...	Charley Dixon
Sandra Purpuro	...	Agent Norgaard

Durée:

44 min

Pays:

USA

Langue:

Anglais | Espagnol

Couleur:

Couleur

Rapport de forme:

1,78 : 1

Son:

Dolby Digital

Classification:

USA:TV-14

Lieux de tournage:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Société:

Bartleby Company

Anecdotes:

When Cameron walks by a memorabilia store window, the cover of Pumping Iron (1977) starring Arnold Schwarzenegger can be seen.

Goofs:

élément de l'intrigue manquant: Cameron repairs her legs and other mechanical damages automatically. This kind of regeneration is not explained in the series.

Guillemet:

Cameron: [to Sarah] Don't let him do it again. If I ever go bad, don't let him bring me back!

Connexions De Film:

Références Pumping Iron (1977)

Bande son:

Samson & Delilah

Epic episode!

When I found out that they were going to do a Terminator series I was horrified. The third Terminator movie was terrible and nowhere near as good as the previous movies. How on earth could you justify a TV show with almost the same premise as the third movie. The pilot episode was pretty good only did not do anything new. A couple of episodes following the pilot were slow and uninteresting. But then gradually they put in some developments that made the show more promising. Casting Brian Austin Green was a brilliant move since he really brought some depth to John's character and the show. Through him we finally get some answers about John's future. Now having seen the first episode of the second season there is almost no doubt in my mind that this show has improved. Who would have thought that "Sarah Chronicles" could have come so far especially after a somewhat uneven first season. This episode immediately starts of with the cliffhanger ending and gave it an outcome that I personally did not expect. This development surely will provide more thrilling moments in future. Combined with the addition of a new character gives this show the much needed edge. It has to be said that it seems that there is a higher budget. Which is the best thing that could happen for this show. "Sarah Chronicles" is improving each episode. I only hope that they can maintain this high standard.