TheTVAddict spoke to Thomas Dekker at FanExpo in Toronto this weekend. They talked about Season 2, what it was like to find out about the show’s cancellation, and, notably, the possibility of a DVD movie.
Has there been any talk of continuing the story in a different form, a comic book perhaps?
They’ve spoken about doing a TV movie. Well, not a TV movie, but kind of like a direct-to-DVD movie [Think: BATTLESTAR GALACTICA's THE PLAN]. Obviously it’s difficult because the show is based on a movie and they just had one come out, so it’s kind of hard to make a movie with our show because everyone has kind of forgotten about us. But they’re hoping, at least when I spoke to [Producer] James Middleton that’s where they are with it.
There’s been a lot of talk since we published the little tidbit about a direct-to-DVD movie possibility and we’d like to get something straight about our ‘official’ stance on that. We understand the fans who don’t want to settle, who want Season 3 more than anything else; believe us, we understand. But we also need to think about what is reasonable here. Are you going to refuse to buy or support a DVD movie just because it isn’t what you wanted? We hope not. Baby steps, people. One thing at a time. Because if – and that’s if – we get a DVD movie, that’s a lot more than we had before.
We’ve also noticed a lot of comments directed to the WB. Try to remember that we’re not the WB and we doubt the WB is reading our blog. If you’ve got something to say, a message for the lovely execs over in California, write them a letter or email, which they’re far more likely to see!
Payment for the pre-movie ad is on its way, along with the artwork. We didn’t raise enough beyond our goal to add a good theatre in another city, so we’re going to roll that over to a second run. Yes, a second run, this time with a video ad, scheduled to target the release of “The Road” in October. We’ll post more details about that later, but until then, take a look at what will be hitting theatre screens at The Grove (Los Angeles, California), The Muvico Rosemont 18 (Rosemont, Illinois – near Chicago) and the Clearview Cinemas at First & 62nd Cinemas (New York, New York)
I know some of you ordered some time ago for your Cameron CPU USB drives. Our vendor has been working very hard to get us that product as soon as possible. But, due to the nature of the design, it is taking them a little bit more time than initially thought. Cameron is pretty complex, I think we can all agree on that. So, to transfer her chip into a USB drive is just as complex. However, we did receive some images of the sample mold we’d like to show you guys. PLEASE NOTE:This is not the final product. We are looking into getting the grooves of the endcap deeper. It will still take a little bit more time to finalize the design and then go into production. Please be patient with us. We only want to give you guys the best possible product
Savethescc.com contracts with Visitors to use spaceship
Here at savethescc.com we’re all about exposure and getting the word out about the season 2 DVD/Blu-Ray of Terminator the Sarah Connor Chronicles. After a lot of research, we discovered that our best option would be to contract out the Visitors and use their spaceships to advertise SCC. Luckily for us, it doesn’t cost a dime.
The Vs don’t want any money. However, on the downside they would like instead to take over our planet slowly but surely. It was a hefty decision, but in the end we decided it was a fair exchange.
If you love SCC, you do anything! Play big or go home. We want exposure. And nothing says exposure than huge gigantic spaceship screens hovering over every major city in the world. This is the end result.
We’ve been incredibly fortunate enough to have received a few tidbits from a trusted source who asked to remain unnamed. Respecting that, let’s get to the important stuff…
A division of Warner Bros. Entertainment called Warner Premiere, which deals in direct-to-DVD entertainment, has been ’seriously considering’ a follow-up movie to The Sarah Connor Chronicles. However, the recent legal issues with The Halcyon Company has caused some hesitation.
What does that mean?
It means they need a little encouragement. A sign that there’s a market here, that there’s money to be made, and that yes, this is the right thing, WB, you’re doing the right thing.
Ahem.
What they need is a push. A Freaking Big Push. Which is why we’re busy organizing and planning the Push that launches September 3rd. In light of this new information, we’re tweaking some things to make our message more effective, but get ready, TSCC fans. We’re going to fight this September and we’re going to be heard.
