Combine "I'll be back" with "We'll be back after these messages", and you have an idea of the next step for the "Terminator" franchise. Producers Mario Kassar and Andrew Vajna, who brought "Terminator 3" to the big screen two years ago, are looking to bring the story to television. FOX is happy to oblige them, giving a pilot commitment to the project.

The pilot, written by Josh Friedman ("War of the Worlds"), is tentatively titled "The Sarah Connor Chronicles", the showbiz trade papers report. It will follow Sarah and her teenage son John -- whose destiny is to save humanity from the machines -- in the years between the second and third "Terminator" films. Linda Hamilton, who played Sarah Connor in the first two "Terminator" movies, isn't expected to be involved in the series. It also seems unlikely that Terminator Arnold Schwarzenegger, currently otherwise occupied as governor of California, would have much to do with the show. Kassar and Vajna have also announced their intention to produce a fourth "Terminator" movie, although no one's been cast and a filming date hasn't been set.

Source: Zap2it

Sounds lame, I mean, what can they possibly bring into the years between Terminator 2 and 3? Linda Hamilton won't be involved. Hopefully, neither will Edward Furlong or Nick Stahl.