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Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles is the perfect blend of action and drama, bringing viewers a deep and engrossing story that breathes new life into the series.

Many shows are cancelled too soon, because money talks louder than anything else in the television. Imagine the difference if many shows got a second chance.

In this second and final season of the spinoff based on the popular Terminator franchise, John and Sarah Connor keep fighting to stop Skynet, in 2008. 7/10

After two successful blockbusters (and a lame third film), the Terminator film series continues to explore its own mythos, in a first action packed season on DVD. 7.5/10

Fox are apparently ready to Terminate The Sarah Connor Chronicles despite it being one of the most entertaining and thoughtful shows on the box.

Viewers today are beginning to forgo television sets and watch their shows online. For fans of science fiction, IQ-145 is leading the way.

As another summer of reruns ends and the kids return to school, the mass television audiences prepare to reacquaint themselves with old favorites, and a few new ones too.

American Idol isn't Fox's only hit show, as the TV installment of the popular Terminator series drew 28 million viewers in its first two nights.

With another wave of recent cancellations following the 2008-2009 TV season, the networks are already lining up a few sci-fi offerings come September. Here's a glimpse...

DC Comics' villain Metallo turned 50 in 2009, and to celebrate he'll appear on 'Smallville' and in the Superman/Batman animated film. Get caught up on his backstory.

Terminator Salvation is not the best Terminator movie, but it's not the worst either. An interesting plot and good action was hindered by poor character development.

Smaller budget horror movies rarely get seen in theaters, but the After Dark Horrorfest offers up a touring film fest of them. Here's a look at the third year details.

Throughout history women have sought the equal opportunities afforded to men, including the right to kick some butt; these filmmakers have given them their chance.

Based on the cult hit directed and produced by Wes Craven and Sean Cunningham, this remake tells of parents exacting revenge on criminals who abuse their daughter. 5/10

Quality is only one factor out of many in determining why a television show succeeds or fails. Culture, luck, and the network are show airs on are also important.

Comic-Con 2009 is over, meaning the streets of San Diego are free from Jedi, superheroes and cyborgs for another year. But what juicy TV tidbits were picked up this year?

Sci-fi is enjoying something of a resurgence lately, so what new offerings are on the table for 2009-10?

Despite very low ratings, Fox renewed 'Dollhouse' in a case of the benefits of a low-cost show with a high profile creator (Joss Whedon) trumping the value of ratings.

The 2009 fall premiere season begins in earnest this week; broadcast networks wait to see how new fall TV performs, especially against "The Jay Leno Show."