Late this month, Fox television is releasing one of the most original, made for television projects in recent memory. It's a science fiction movie, written by Battlestar Galactica's Ron Moore and directed by Peter Berg, of films like Friday Night Lights.

It takes place almost entirely in space which is, a rarity on television to begin with, and doesn't seem to shy away from the heavy, sci-fi concepts that most networks usually avoid. Below we've got the official synopsis and a huge collection of clips from Virtuality for you. Read, watch, and make sure you check it out on June 26th at 8PM EST.

Now that season two of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles is filming and confirmed for a September 8th return to television, Fox has started planning to roll out the red carpet for one of last season’s few successful new shows. Their plan is to get anyone who might have missed it the first time around, by rebooting everything.

In a press release issued today, Fox Television announced that they’ll be re-airing all of Sarah Connor season 1 in the month leading up to the premiere of season 2. The replay of the show kicks off Sunday, August 10th. Here’s their full announcement:
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Fox promised us a new trailer for X-Files: I Want To Believe would appear online Monday the 12th at 12:01 am. Even though the clock counting down to the trailer's release went to zero and 12 midnight in every time zone, it took until midnight PST time for the trailer to finally appear.

Luckily, it is now online, and we've got it for you . Take a look:
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There has never been much doubt that Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles will get a second season. After all it was the highest rated mid-season replacement of the year. But Fox has yet to announce officially that the show will continue to live at the network. Luckily, they’ve all but announced it unofficially.

TV Guide reports that Fox has given the show’s producers permission to start staffing up for the series’ new season. They’re already working on hiring directors, and while that’s not a sure thing, it certainly points to good things for Sarah Connor and her Chronicles.

Come on Fox, just announce you’re bringing it back already! We all know it’s going to happen. Give us more TV Terminator!

We're only getting nine episodes of Fox's fantastic new television version of the Terminator franchise, and it all wraps up this Monday March 3rd with a two-hour finale. The show has done well enough in the ratings that Fox should renew it for next season and shoot more episodes, but with the vagueries of television nothing is ever a sure thing. This is Fox after all, there's always the chance they'll cancel it in favor of a series about people being eaten by homosexual bears.

Enjoy Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles while we've got it, and make sure you're in your chair at 8PM Monday with your TV tuned to Fox.