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Sarah Connor's voiceover is often used in the Terminator movies to narrate aspects of the plot. In the Sarah Connor Chronicles series, the same technique is used. Normally, the beginning and end of every episode features some sort of thematic voiceover. Sarah Connor has done most of the voiceovers in the Terminator franchise, except when John Connor did them in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines and at the end of Terminator Salvation (with Marcus Wright also doing a voiceover at the end of that same film) as well as when Kyle Reese did them in Terminator Genisys.
Notes[]
- At the end of Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Sarah is narrating while the screen shows a road being traveled. The Pilot of Sarah Connor Chronicles picked up in the same fashion, showing a road and continuing with a voiceover.
- During an online chat, showrunner Josh Friedman explained why Sarah does not narrate during the episodes anymore:
- "I love the monologues, but we curtailed them mainly because they were affecting the way we edited the opening and closing of the episodes," explained Friedman. "Funny, when we did the voiceovers, everyone complained!"[1]
References[]
- ↑ TVGuide's Terminator Scoop