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Sarah and Charley in TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES "The Mousetrap"
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TV Review: TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES - SEASON TWO - 'The Mousetrap'
Now Terminators make fancy elaborate traps instead of just killing people
Grade: CStars: Lena Headey, Thomas Dekker, Brian Austin Green, Shirley Manson, Dean Winters, Richard T. Jones
Director: Bryan Spicer
Release Date: Sept. 22, 2008
Rating: NR
By PETER BROWN, Managing Editor
Published 9/23/2008
Poor Charley Dixon. The dude can’t catch a break. First he’s left by Sarah Connor (Lena Headey) in opening episode of TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES in season one. He’s then forced to re-enter their lives in order to help save John Connor’s (Thomas Dekker) uncle, Derek (Brian Austin Green), and gets nothing but hell from his wife about it.
- Thankfully they have given Cameron a little less of a monotone personality and started opening her up a bit. And it looks like next week will be even more into her mind.
- I’m glad they didn’t just end the Cromartie tale with a dip in the ocean, that would have sucked.
- Anyone else surprised that Brian Austin Green is actually pretty good as Derek Reese?
- No Lena Headey naked and getting scrubbed down this week? Such a shame.
- I like that they finally gave us a Terminator impersonating Sarah (or any other person for that matter) as we haven’t seen that too often in this series.
- So it looks like we have a new warrior in the fight against the machines in Charley. What else does he have to fight for at this point after losing his wife to them?
- What is the liquid Terminator's game? She wants to find other Terminator parts but for what? And why if she is one? This is by far the most interesting thing going on the show.
Reader Comments
Joe from USA sez....
So, this review is really bad, and here are my reasons why...
First off, the blowing up of the cell tower was not to "kill" the crew in the building (even though that would be an added benefit for Cromartie), but it was to stop Sara from calling and warning John of the situation. Also the need for the "cat and mouse" was there because he needed to be able to find any type of code used when talking to each other, as to not warn John to something wrong. (However I will note how he knew he needed to get a code is a little beyond me, but its a TV show, and specifics down to that detail would be un-needed)
The comment of how Charlie didn't do anything for his wife even though he is a paramedic doesn't make sense either. What was he going to do, fabricate tools needed to properly bandage her up? He even said he didn't have the equipment to see if the accident nicked an artery or if it was just a flesh wound.
Reading this review would lead me to believe that the reviewer did not even watch the show, and more so read other peoples reviews and making comments of their own.
This is one of the better shows on TV at the moment, and I hope to see additional shows that leave me as on edge as this one does week to week.
9/23/2008 12:23:48 PM
justadude from someplace sez....
Managing Editor PETER BROWN sucks. his article about the terminator episode- the mousetrap is crap. He should be fired ASAP!
9/23/2008 10:05:11 AM
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