Suppose someone tried to relaunch Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda. What would you change? Who would you cast? That's the question former Andromeda writer Zack Stentz posed in a forum, and former showrunner Robert Hewitt Wolfe chimed in with some suggestions.
Saturday Night Live premiered last night and, even though it had pop-genre-sensation-sexy-kitten Megan Fox on, it only managed to eke out one so-so sci-fi skit. Thankfully, a Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles cast member was around to help out.
Smallville is scraping the bottom of the superhero barrel, and coming up with a heaping of Wonder Twins for its next season. Even the first glimpse at Brian Austin Green's naked robotic chest doesn't make the pain any duller.
You may have some other associations with Brian Austin Green, but to us he's the electrifying presence who helped keep us obsessed with Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. And now he's joining the cast of the spinoff-bound Smallville. Spoilers below.
The Terminator TV show, the Sarah Connor Chronicles, has already added Shirley Manson and Busy Phillips to its cast, but perhaps the coolest bit of casting is yet to come. Stephanie Jacobsen, who played the druggie officer Kendra Shaw in the Battlestar Galactica TV movie "Razor," is coming to Sarah Connor as another…
The destiny of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles is not yet written, Executive Producer Josh Friedman told a conference call about the series today. Fox hasn't made any decisions yet about its fall 2008 line-up, so there will be a "post-game" discussion after Monday's two-hour season finale. The show's done well…
Sarah Connor's uppercut to her ex-shrink's jaw was one of the most satisfying moments in last night's episode of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. That annoying psychiatrist who kept Sarah drugged and locked up in Terminator 2 finally apologizes to her for being such a jack-ass (after he's just torched an FBI…
Brian Austin Green will be joining the cast of The Sarah Connor Chronicles next year on Fox, which dramatically decreases our hopes for the show. The last time we saw Green he was playing a punching bag to Keira Knightley in Domino, so let's hope he has a similar role in this show.
