Summer Glau and Lena Heady will be back for another season of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. It will return for its 13-episode second season Monday, September 8 at 8:00 PM on FOX. I can’t wait for the season to start because it has so much going for it: robots, guns, and super hot cleavage. I guess the only thing that needs to be done is to replace BAG with Megan Fox, but I think that might cause my TV to have a meltdown and my TiVo to lose control of its Thumbs Up button.

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Summer Glau will most likely be back on TV in the fall starring in the second season of Sarah Connor Chronicles according to E! Online:

Many of you have been asking about the fate of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, so I’m happy to report that barring any apocalyptic shifts at the Fox network, Terminator is very likely to return in the fall.

When asked if he gets sick of people asking whether or not John and Cameron will have a romance, Dekker laughed and said he actually likes it! He thinks the idea of a human and a robot having that sort of relationship is interesting and cool and added that fans should “wait until the second season, because some really great stuff is planned—all those questions will be answered!” And yes, that’s a direct quote—he was speaking as if season two were already a done deal.

I’m looking forward to getting my Summer Glau fix again this fall as she kicks some serious butt on the Sarah Connor Chronicles. The only part of the show I don’t like is the whiny Thomas Dekker. I hope he grows as set soon and violates Cameron, but I have a feeling that the sex is going to be a little robotic. Sorry, couldn’t resist.

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Summer Glau, from chick from “Firefly” and the follow-up movie Serenity is back on TV as the newest ‘good’ Terminator sent back in time to protect John from a swarm of evil cyborgs. These pics were taken at premiere of “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles” in LA last week. The show is a hit according to Variety:

The new show, which revives the characters from the popular “Terminator” movie franchise, drew impressive ratings for its series premiere on Sunday. It racked up a whopping 18.3 million viewers, which according to MovieWeb is the highest ratings for a new show’s first episode in the last three years.

The killer robots from the future that made Arnold Schwarzenegger famous are back, only this time on the small screen, and without the Governator’s accented one-liners. And if the amount of action and gunfire present in the pilot is any indication, viewers are in for a season full of serious ass-kicking.

It’s nice to see Summer Glau back on TV. She was the only reason I watched “Firefly” and I’m addicted to her unique look. She can shove me around anytime she wants and I’ll be more than willing to whip out my robot and show her a thing or two.

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