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Originally Posted by harvestthesouls  Second season really showed the masterful potential of the Terminator franchise as a TV Series in its own respect. It really peaked so much that they couldnt have axed the show at a worser possible time, too many questions needed to be answered. |
Speak for yourself. I personally thought that the 2nd season was horrible. The 1st part was OK as it continued from the original writers, the middle was horrendous and moved away from John Connor (at the time John Baum) becoming the future leader of mankind and had writing that turned him into a very pathetic, griping, teenager who complained constantly and never did anything. Then to make it worse the quit showing really any action and moved the show to a "7th heaven" family drama that hardly left the house. This section was going on during the writers strike and they hired really crappy writers apparently for the show just to keep it going. The last like 4 episodes were good when the original writers came back taking about 4 episodes to finish out the stupid rutting storyline that the crap writers made and gave the show slight potential for being good again.
However this move came to late as the shows fans and viewers who liked it for what it was, a Terminator Movie with some drama. The change in Season 2 dropped those viewers who got tiered of watching a teen drama play out each week where eventually you went 3 weeks and not even a single bullet was fired or a punch was thrown.
I would have given Season 3 a chance but in my opinion the show was done. They should have given it a small extension to finish out the story line they already set up as it would have been a good ending to make John Baum finally realize he has to become John Connor.
Ncis la? 
+1 on my watchlist
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