decisions, decisions
Fox To Decide Sarah Connor's Fate In May from scifiscoop.com
Things weren’t looking so hot for Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles until an unexpected ratings spike last week gave it some extra legs.
One of the gripes viewers have complained about is that the series hasn’t contained enough Terminator action for a series about Terminators. It should make fans happy to know that the final episodes of this season apparently have more Terminator action. Will it be enough to bring viewers on board and save the series?
We’re going to have to wait around two months for an answer to that question, for word is Fox will lay down their verdict in May.
Fox’s delay in green lighting season three comes down to the fact that the series is presently resting on the borderline. As it stands, it could go either way and so a decision is going to be held off until Fox can assess what happens with the rest of the season. The future of the show has more or less come down to how well the next four episodes rate.
So in short? The time is now. Watch it, DVR it, get other people to watch it, join the campaign; send postcards and letters to both FOX/WB and networks like SciFi should the worst happen.
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Things weren’t looking so hot for Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles until an unexpected ratings spike last week gave it some extra legs.
One of the gripes viewers have complained about is that the series hasn’t contained enough Terminator action for a series about Terminators. It should make fans happy to know that the final episodes of this season apparently have more Terminator action. Will it be enough to bring viewers on board and save the series?
We’re going to have to wait around two months for an answer to that question, for word is Fox will lay down their verdict in May.
Fox’s delay in green lighting season three comes down to the fact that the series is presently resting on the borderline. As it stands, it could go either way and so a decision is going to be held off until Fox can assess what happens with the rest of the season. The future of the show has more or less come down to how well the next four episodes rate.
So in short? The time is now. Watch it, DVR it, get other people to watch it, join the campaign; send postcards and letters to both FOX/WB and networks like SciFi should the worst happen.
also posted to save_scc and www.savethescc.com