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What He Beheld

L'épisode a été diffusé 3 mars 2008
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8,2/10

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Summer Glau in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (2008)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSarah finds herself in a transaction with a mysterious man named Sarkissian, who claims to be in possession of the stolen Turk. Derek recalls his childhood. Ellison discovers that the termin... Tout lireSarah finds herself in a transaction with a mysterious man named Sarkissian, who claims to be in possession of the stolen Turk. Derek recalls his childhood. Ellison discovers that the terminator Cromartie is impersonating an FBI agent.Sarah finds herself in a transaction with a mysterious man named Sarkissian, who claims to be in possession of the stolen Turk. Derek recalls his childhood. Ellison discovers that the terminator Cromartie is impersonating an FBI agent.

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Happy Birthday

Sarah is contacted by the dangerous Sarkissian, a man that claims to have the Turk and asks five hundred thousand dollars for it. Meanwhile Agent James Ellison finds that the Cromartie is posing of an FBI agent and he leads a team to arrest him. Derek gives a very special birthday gift to John.

"What He Beheld" is a great conclusion of Season one and the best episodes of this season. The story is engaging and the paradoxical encounter of John with Kyle and Derek is the greatest moment of this show. The discovery of James Ellison will certainly give a twist in the next season. My vote is nine.

Title (Brazil): "What He Beheld"

5Xstal

A Terminal Finale...

Like all animals in distress, termination is the best, as it closes with a whimper, it's progressively got limper, no action so to speak, dialogue that's very weak, characters you just don't like, far too preachy with no strike.

Cockney barrow boy has-beens don't help matters either.

9Littleman95

Father And Son Encounter And Happy Birthday

A very good end, with some important information and a moving moment.

After a struggling and not so capturing beginning this show takes off. It was not perfect but there are more appreciable things than bothering things. Let's see if they can keep it through the second season!

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Anecdotes
Like his character, Richard T. Jones is also a religious believer. He is actually a minister.

Gaffes
There is a typo on Sarkissian's passport. One date is recorded as March 2, 20015.

Citations
[Derek and John are sitting in the park, eating ice cream and watching two kids playing baseball]
Derek Reese: It's beautiful here, isn't it?
[John nods]
Derek Reese: When you stay long enough, you start fooling yourself into thinking that this is... how it's always gonna be. Then you remember what this place'll look like when it's on fire and... you realize you'll do whatever it takes to keep from watching it burn again.
[the baseball lands near John. John picks it up and gives it back to the younger kid, then spots the older boy wearing a shirt with the name "Reese" on the back. John turns back to Derek stunned]
John Connor: Is that... you?
[realizes the implications]
John Connor: And the younger one? Is that...?
Derek Reese: Kyle. Throws pretty good for a five-year-old, huh? Your father always had a nice arm.
John Connor: [shocked] How'd you know?
Derek Reese: Every time I look at you I see him.
[smirks]
Derek Reese: Besides, your mom's his type.
[with watery eyes, John watches the two young Reeses play again]
Derek Reese: Happy birthday.