The day's selection is significant.

Sarah Connor prevented events on August 29, 1997.

There have been some leaks of episodes, but the media is in the dark, which is raising expectations, but one thing is certain: the ‘Terminator Zero’ series is firmly embedded in the franchise’s lore. The series will likely be plenty of tale references. However, the first and possibly finest has a publication date.

Skrill becomes self-aware on August 29, 1997, and chooses to wipe off humanity with a nuclear holocaust. ‘Terminator 2”s Arnold Schwarzenegger’s T-800 told it, with the subtitle ‘Judgment Day’. August 29, specifically.

Sarah Connor explains in the film, “August 29, 1997 took three billion lives. The nuclear fire survivors demanded Doomsday war. The struggle against the machines was their new nightmare.” Skynet became self-aware at 2:14 AM Eastern Time and launched nuclear missiles at Russia to provoke a reaction against the scared humans who tried to shut it down. Everyone knows it failed.

August 29 appears in many of these Judgement Days (multiplied to infinity thanks to quantum mechanics briefly mentioned in ‘Genesis’). Although 2024 is not 1997, one of the franchise’s numerous universes may have Judgement Day tomorrow. Along with ‘Terminator Zero’.

On Judgment Day, everything changes. Timothy Olyphant, Rosario Dawson, André Holland, Sonoya Mizuno, and Ann Dowd voice the eight-episode anime series TERMINATOR ZERO, which prepares you for the end of the world.

In Terminator 2: Judgment Day, the 1991 highest-grossing film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Skynet becomes self-aware and overthrows its human masters on August 29, 1997, starting a war between humans and machines. This war involves flesh-and-blood resistance fighters against time-traveling cyborgs in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

Mattson Tomlin (Project Power, The Batman II) conceived and executive produced TERMINATOR ZERO, which features new Terminator characters. Read on for comprehensive information on TERMINATOR ZERO or to live.

2022: The few human survivors fight an endless army of machines for decades. 1997: Skynet became self-aware and began its war on humanity.

A soldier sent back in time to change humanity’s fate is caught between the past and future. She appears in 1997 to protect Malcolm Lee, a scientist developing a new AI system to fight Skynet’s invasion on humanity. Malcolm is pursued by a future assassin as he navigates his creation’s moral complexity, changing the fate of his three children.

“I was looking at the franchise and the first two movies in particular,” Tomlin tells Tudum. Why are we still discussing this franchise 40 years later? After eliminating killer robots and Judgment Day, what remains? You have family stories.”

Timothy Olyphant (Justified, Deadwood) as Terminator: Not everything about The Terminator has changed. The Terminator survives. It remains unbargainable. Nobody can argue with it. It has no pity, remorse, or fear. It will never end until you die. Tomlin tells Tudum that Olyphant’s Terminator is unlike any we’ve seen before. “It feels fresh and new and wholly its own.”
Rosalie Dawson (Ahsoka, Common Ground) as Kokoro: If brought online, Kokoro, Japan’s counterpart to Skynet, will have the same power. Kokoro must decide: Is mankind Skynet’s plague? Are humans worth saving?
André Holland (Moonlight, Knick) as Malcolm Lee: Malcolm Lee, a brilliant computer programmer and father of three, has apocalyptic dreams. Creating a hidden artificial intelligence for humanity’s last hope has taken a decade.
Sonoya Mizuno (House of the Dragon, Crazy Rich Asians) as Eiko: Eiko is a post-Judgment Day 2022 rebel warrior sent back to stop Malcolm from launching Kokoro.
Ann Dowd (The Handmaid’s Tale, MASS) as Prophet: The Prophet guides human resistance in the future’s darkness with philosophy. “I wrote characters for a couple of people,” recalls Tomlin, “and The Prophet was always Ann Dowd. Her language was tailored to her vocal cadence. Her act rocks.”

The day’s selection is significant.

Sarah Connor prevented events on August 29, 1997.

By ki0nk

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