The new Terminator series hits Netflix on August 29

Some events took place on August 29, 1997, but they did not take place because Sarah Connor was present to prevent them from taking place.

One thing appears to be more or less certain, despite the fact that there are no previews of the series just one day before it premieres on the platform (there have been some leaks of episodes, but the media remains in the dark, which is catapulting expectations), and that is the fact that the ‘Terminator Zero’ series is firmly embedded in the lore of the franchise.

That the series will be filled to the brim with references and homages to the tale is something that can be considered an absolute certainty. However, the first one, which holds the potential to be the best of them all, has its own release date.

The 29th of August, 1997 is the day when Skrill comes to an awareness of himself and makes the decision to bring about the annihilation of humanity by the use of nuclear weapons. The T-800, which Arnold Schwarzenegger portrayed in the film “Terminator 2,” which, as we are all aware, featured the well-known subtitle “Judgment Day,” was the one who conveyed this information. Actually, the 29th of August itself.

According to what Sarah Connor says in the movie, “On August 29, 1997, three billion human lives were removed from the world.”

On Doomsday, those who had survived the nuclear conflagration demanded that a war be declared. After they had survived, they were confronted with a new nightmare: the struggle against the mechanisms. At two minutes and fourteen seconds before midnight Eastern Time, Skynet became self-aware and fired nuclear missiles at Russia in an attempt to provoke a strike against the humans who were attempting to shut it down. As is common knowledge, without any success.

In spite of the fact that Sarah Connor and the T-800 were successful in preventing Judgment Day from occurring, the Terminator himself stated in the underrated film “Terminator 3” that “Judgment Day is imminent.

” The year in which Judgment Day takes place has been altered in subsequent installments of the series (such as “Genesis,” which shook the foundations of the entire previous chronology), and this has been accompanied by a large number of comics and novels that play with the concept. Some examples of these works include “Rising Storm” and “The Future War,” both of which were published in 2003.

What appears to be consistent over a number of these Judgement Days (which are multiplied to infinity as a result of the theory of quantum mechanics, which is summarised in ‘Genesis’), is the particular day of August 29.

Therefore, although the year 2024 is not 1997, there is a possibility that tomorrow will be Judgement Day in one of the many universes that comprise the franchise. This is a possibility not to be discounted. ‘Terminator Zero’ was also released at the same time.

The new Terminator series hits Netflix on August 29

By ki0nk

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