Sarah Connor Chronicles Season 1 Episode Guide
First Season Episode Guide for The Sarah Connor Chronicles, currently showing on the FOX Network.
Note: Because of the Writer’s Strike, Season 1 of T:SCC was shortened to nine episodes, ending with a 2-hour Season 1 finale consisting of episodes 8 and 9.
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Season 1 Episode 1 (1.01): “Pilot”
(Original Airdate: January 13, 2008) / Writer: Josh Friedman / Director: David Nutter
Sarah Connor struggles to keep her 15 year old son John safe from an enemy Terminator from the future and stop the rise of the machines. She uproots their lives and takes him to live in a small town in New Mexico where he befriends Cameron, an enigmatic and otherworldly high school student, who ultimately becomes his protector. Meanwhile, FBI agenty James Ellison is hot on their trail but may become a powerful ally.
Guest star: Dean Winters (Charlie Dixon) , Chad Brummett (FBI Agent), Dave Colon (Officer), Arron Shiver (Officer), Babak Tafti (Student), Joe Manuel Gallegos (FBI Agent), Aaron Cash (Terminator), Jason Grutter (Police Officer), Gary Houston (Mr. Ferguson), Brandon Molale (Big Cop), Kenneth Miller (Boy), Owain Yeoman (Cromartie), Genia Michaela (Bank Teller), Danielle Lozeau (Student), Peggy Ann O’Neal (FBI Agent), Kirby Kleeberg (Student), Shawn Prince (Danny Dyson), Beth Bailey (Mrs. Collins), Jennah Lintz (Teller), Nick Wechsler (Deputy Ridge), Tim Guinee (Burke), Charlayne Woodard (Tarissa Dyson)
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Season 1 Episode 2 (1.02): “Gnothi Seauton”
(Original Airdate: January 14, 2008) / Writer: Josh Friedman / Director: David Nutter
Sarah makes contact with an old friend to ask a favor, while John decides to pay a visit to Sarah’s ex and Cameron makes a new friend. Together they infiltrate a resistance safe house and discover they are not alone. Meanwhile, Agent Ellison realizes that Sarah is still alive and a dangerous person from Sarah’s past is reawakened.
Guest star: Brendan Hines (Andy Goode), Dean Winters (Charlie Dixon), Kristina Apgar (Cheri Westin) , Lisa Wilhoit (Sales Assistant), Ambrit Millhouse (Receptionist), Omid Abtahi (Sumner), Kellan Rhude (Curtis), Jonathan Sadowski (Sayles), David Kilde (Cromartie), Floriana Lima (Franny), Catherine Dent (Agent Greta Simpson), Tiya Sircar (Zoey), Alessandra Toreson (Jordan Cowan), John Henry Whitaker (Chet), Brian Allen (Highway Guy), Edoardo Ballerini (Timms), Tony Amendola (Enrique Salceda), Sonya Walger (Michelle Dixon), Sabrina Perez (Chola), Jesse Garcia (Carlos)
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Season 1 Episode 3 (1.03): “The Turk”
(Original Airdate: January 21, 2008) / Writer: John Wirth / Director: Paul Edwards
Sarah pays a visit to Miles Dyson’s widow looking for Skynet’s creators. Her search leads her to Andy Goode, a cell phone salesman who also happens to also be the inventor of a chess playing computer known as “The Turk.” Sarah has to make a tough decision regarding her friendship with Goode. Meanwhile, John and Cameron try their best to assimilate on their first day at the new high school and John is conflicted about his role as a hero. Agent James Ellison finds himself getting closer to the truth.
Guest star: Brendan Hines (Andy Goode), Kristina Apgar (Cheri Westin) , Charlayne Woodard (Tarissa Dyson), Alessandra Toreson (Jordan Cowan), Sabrina Perez (Chola), Floriana Lima (Franny), David Ortiz (Guy #1), Keith Pillow (Mr. Bianchi), Bashir Sulahuddin (Security Guard - School), Tiya Sircar (Zoey), Cameron Van Hoy (Guy #2), Adam Godley (Scientist), Bernard White (Sarah’s Doctor), Jesse Garcia (Carlos), Catherine Dent (Agent Greta Simpson)
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Season 1 Episode 4 (1.04): “Heavy Metal”
(Original Airdate: February 4, 2008) / Writer: John Enbom / Director: Sergio Mimica-Gezzan
John becomes separated from Sarah and Cameron while they’re searching for some stolen cargo, which leads him to find out that the future isn’t as safe as he’d hoped. Meanwhile, the murder Agent Ellison is investigating leads him to a surprising suspect.
Guest star: Taira Soo (Office Manager), Douglas Bennett (Guard), Greg Eagles (Crewman 1), Michael Dempsey (Detective), Sean Smith (Dr. Lyman), Linda Shing (Dolores), Andy Umberger (Davidson), Lee Thompson Young (Agent Stewart), Catherine Dent (Agent Greta Simpson), Garret Dillahunt (George Laszlo), Brian Bloom (Carter), Hector Atreyu Ruiz (Driver), Mark Adair-Rios (Mike)
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Season 1 Episode 5 (1.05): “Queen’s Gambit”
(Original Airdate: February 11, 2008) / Writer: Natalie Chaidez / Director: Matt Earl Beesley
Sarah reevaluates the capabilities of her friend Andy’s computer after he enters it in a chess competition. During the competition Sarah meets a stranger with a history similar to hers. Meanwhile, Agent Ellison finds remnants from a past terminator battle.
Guest star: Kristina Apgar (Cheri Westin), Brian Austin Green (Derek Reese), Dean Winters (Charlie Dixon), Brendan Hines (Andy Goode) , Matt McColm (Vick), Neil Hopkins (Mr. Harris), Garret Dillahunt (George Laszlo/Cromartie), Sonya Walger (Michelle Dixon), Luis Chávez (Morris), Mark Ivanir (Dimitri), Josue Aguirre (Bobo), John DeVito (Young John), Troy Cephers (Guard), Ray Chavez (Old Rebel Soldier), Ally Maki (Student), Jacob Witkin (Announcer)
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Season 1 Episode 6 (1.06): “Dungeons and Dragons”
(Original Airdate: February 18, 2008) / Writer: Natalie Chaidez / Director: Matt Earl Beesley
The stranger from last week, fighting for his life and flashing in and out of consciousness, recalls his future life battling the machines in 2027. Meanwhile, Sarah tries to explain the past to Charlie.
Guest star: Kristina Apgar (Cheri Westin), Brian Austin Green (Derek Reese), Dean Winters (Charlie Dixon), Brendan Hines (Andy Goode) , Matt McColm (Vick), Neil Hopkins (Mr. Harris), Garret Dillahunt (George Laszlo/Cromartie), Sonya Walger (Michelle Dixon), Luis Chávez (Morris), Mark Ivanir (Dimitri), Josue Aguirre (Bobo), John DeVito (Young John), Troy Cephers (Guard), Ray Chavez (Old Rebel Soldier), Ally Maki (Student), Jacob Witkin (Announcer)
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Season 1 Episode 7 (1.07): “The Demon Hand”
(Original Airdate: February 25, 2008) / Writer: Toni Graphia / Director: Charles Beeson
Sarah breaks into Agent Ellison’s apartment and discovers a file on her from her time at the mental hospital, leading her to Dr. Silverman, a doomsday convert. Meanwhile Cameron signs up for a ballet class and John finds out how his mom escaped the mental hospital.
Guest star: Kristina Apgar (Cheri Westin), Brian Austin Green (Derek Reese) , Omid Abtahi (Sumner), Ron Butler (Social Worker), David Kilde (Cromartie), Mark Kubr (Russian Thug), Bruce Davison (Dr. Silverman), Mark Bloom (FBI Evidence Clerk), Keith Pillow (Mr. Bianchi), Luis Chávez (Morris), Mark Ivanir (Dimitri), Matthew Angel (Damien Axelrod), Traber Burns (Chief of Staff), Angela Gots (Maria), Alex Veadov (Russian Man)
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Season 1 Episode 8 (1.08): “Vick’s Chip”
(Original Airdate: March 3, 2008) / Writer: Daniel T. Thomsen / Director: J. Miller Tobin
The season wraps up with John and Derek at odds over whether Cameron can be trusted. Meanwhile, Cromartie continues tracking John, and Ellison learns he has a enemy within the FBI. Note: Due to the Writer’s Strike, the Season 1 Finale of T:SCC will be a 2-hour episode consisting of Episode 8, “Vick’s Chip” and Episode 9, “What We Beheld”.
Guest star: Brian Austin Green (Derek Reese) , Edoardo Ballerini (Timms), Jwaundace Candece (Singer), Jonathan Sadowski (Sayles), Tony Wilde (Eric Carlson)
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Season 1 Episode 9 (1.09): “What He Beheld”
(Original Airdate: March 3, 2008) / Writer: Daniel T. Thomsen / Director: Mike Rohl
John defends Cameron against a damning accusation by Derek, putting him and Derek at odds, while Sarah finds herself in a business transaction with a mysterious business man. Meanwhile, Cromartie closes in on John and Agent Ellison discovers a nemesis at the agency. Note: Due to the Writer’s Strike, the Season 1 Finale of T:SCC will be a 2-hour episode consisting of Episode 8, “Vick’s Chip” and Episode 9, “What We Beheld”.
Guest star: Brian Austin Green (Derek Reese) , Edoardo Ballerini (Timms), Jwaundace Candece (Singer), Jonathan Sadowski (Sayles), Tony Wilde (Eric Carlson)
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I already saw the pilot. It was not as good as I expected but not bad either. The Terminator seems rather clumsy for a killing robot from the future. The storyline is interesting and gives kind of a new beginning to the franchise.
Sarah Conner makes pancakes (“One hour, I’ll get the gun, I’ll make pancakes”)!!
The female terminator is kind of cute.
AT first I worried that this would be a rehash of the same material.
I see hints of possiblities.
Let’s hope they spend more time on detail, than mindless shoot em up’s, and endless escape scenarios.
It does look like it will be cool
BTW, the female Terminator is Summer Glau, and she is stunning
The female Terminator is the main reason I’m watching this show, and watched the movies in preparation of this show. With Summer Glau (Firefly) working as the Terminator with feelings, then this Terminator series will have drama with the action.
The show so far has been really good. Better than I had first hoped. It does a decent job of following in the trilogy’s footsteps. But the one main reason I’m watching the show is for Summer Glau. Very attractive and pulls the show together.
Looking back at this post, now that we’re three episodes in, it’s great to see this positive attitude for the show.
I also LOVE the current pace of the series. It’s never had a point I say “boy, I wish this would follow through faster than it is” and that is TRULY are rare thing. Even “24″ which we’ve reviewed 2.5 years of, had some significant “why won’t this hurry up?” time.
It’s a great show with many possibilities as Emandj refers to above. Very well said.
As most have said… this show is much better than I anticipated. Although it has it’s quirky moments for the most part it is well thought out and well acted. I enjoy seeing the ethical dilemas faced by Sara and most quickly resolved by the “good” terminator. I’m looking forward to more episodes.
show has just aired in the uk, i dont think its any good at all ,its just they messed up t3 and are trying to make amends. its like every us tv show loses itself in places (heroes did the same) hopeit picks up pace in the 2nd season
weak ,only holds itself together with yet more eyecandy to hide the shakey story and ridiculous sub plot
I saw the entire seasons and let me tell you boys and girls: IT’S AWESOME!!! I never thought’ even in comic’s a story so close to the Terminator Cameron & Hurd’s idea.
Could be freakin’ but the story about machines and the end of the world could be in a future, become real.
P.S. To all the TSCC cast and crew greetings from a older Terminator Fan from Chile, the end of the world!
I have to say that I just loved it, the show is awesome and exciting it´s so well acted too
can´t wait to see the second season!!
i actually enjoyed the show more than i did the films
greetings from argentina!
We were very skeptic, and rented the first DVD before we buying the series.
We enjoyed the first 3 episodes and bought the series.
Here is were the disappointment came in - there is only 9 episodes and they cost the same as a full 24 episode series.
The writers strike was maybe for a good cause, but now we have to pay for it? Not fair!
Something unlogical showed in Season 1 Episode 2 was that if the Terminator’s eye was the only detector in its head, how can its body move close to its head, moreover, the movie didn’t tell us or indicate where and what other detector was fitted on its body. I think this neglect will be explain in following episodes.
Maybe it’s body has a homing beacon that relies it with the head.
I don’t think that is unlogical to put it this way.
Great series. I like it but i dont see where they can go with it. They cant, of course, have the terminator model trying to kill john succeed because that would mean that would negate what happens in the 3rd film. That takes out the suspense we might have had if anything seems like its going to happen to john and we know that the robots cant succeed in their main mission of destroying civilisation because that happens in the 3rd film also.
Then again they may have this series seperate from the movies and have things happen earlier like what has happened in Smallville in relation to the superman films. :-/
i think its a very interesting movie.i just bought and i wanted to find out if it really worth it.i know now dats it worths more than what i bought it.
I jus finished watchin the last episode on the dvd for season 2 when the suspicious guy blew up cameron o johns birthday and i want to kno wat happens after!!!!
i couldnt understand the last episode, its really frustratin, it leaves a lot of stuff for like another season…
if someone can explain me everythin on the last episode add me santii_bolso@hot…
anyone knows what the music played when clown was dancing and cameron stares at him on beach in season 1 when cromarti was close to kill John in th water.