I found an interesting link today: “Sarah Connor Chronicles to Continue Late 2010″. Needless to say, for a TSCC fan, it’s intriguing.

The mud-puddle that sucking at my shoe is this question: What, exactly, is so important about Weaver’s John that Sarah’s John can’t win the war without em?

As season 2 of Terminator – The Sarah Connor Chronicles reaches its revelatory four episode climax, we are left considering the larger issues of this universe: who is good, who is evil, and what is going on this this war? Is it bigger than John Connor?

In the Terminator – The Sarah Connor Chronicles episode “Ourselves Alone”, we revisited the aftereffects of damage done to the Cameron Phillips terminator when she was caught in an explosion at the Season 1-2transition. The symptoms caused by the glitch, and the ramifications that follow pose many questions.

This time I wanted to write something a little more complex than what I’d done before. I didn’t want to write a full episode. The main push of this was wanting to explore how in the world Cameron managed to worm her way into being John’s ally.

A whirlwind of dreams and reality mix to reveal how difficult it must be to be Sarah Connor. She views the world in her own special way. Mostly, though, her world revolves around John. John and Cameron. But mostly John. If only that world were larger, I’d likely be giving a better review.

Welcome to this week’s podcast for Season 2, Episode 16 of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles: “Some Must Watch, While Some Must Sleep”. This is meant to be played along with the episode video (cuing instructions are at the beginning of the podcast).

As a town mourns the loss of all the workers of a warehouse disaster (disaster/massacre…po-tay-to/po-tah-to — at least there was a nifty explosion), the Connor Cadre infiltrates the funeral to gather more information about the place that resulted in Sarah getting shot as well as her first kill.

Welcome to this week’s podcast for Season 2, Episode 15 of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles: “Desert Cantos”. This is meant to be played along with the episode video (cuing instructions are at the beginning of the podcast).

In forums and in fan fiction you find a significant amount of words devoted to the subject of Terminator’s John and Cameron and their unique relationship. It is one of those fun polarizing issues that sparks a lot of fan interest. Everyone seems to have an opinion about it… including me.