Terminator the Sarah Connor Chronicles Season 1 came out as a smash hit on the Fox network and if you have ever seen an episode, then you would have no problem understanding why. Terminator the Sarah Connor Chronicles Season 1 is coming out on DVD this summer, so this seems like a perfect time to reflect back on some of our favorite episodes of the season.

1.The Turk. This episode is great because it touches on a lot of different characters and their individual storylines. It opens with Sarah going to visit the widow of Myles Dyson in an effort to identify the inventor of Skynet and stop him. She refers her to Andy Goode who worked at Cyberdyne as an intern a long time ago. Andy Goode is an inventor of a chess playing computer that is name The Turk. In another storyline, 15 year old John Connor is trying to fit in and be accepted at a new school. He tries to stop a student from committing suicide, but Cameron prevents him from doing this. Also in this episode, Sarah finds out the good news that she is cancer free.

2.The Demon Hand. Cameron attempts to recover the missing hand to the cyborg to be sure that all of the remnants of the Terminator have been destroyed while Kyle Reese is trying to recover from his wounds. While Sarah is trying to recover the cyborg hand, she learns that it is now in the possession of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. She finds out that it is with Special Agent James Ellison, so she decides to break into his apartment to get it back. She finds that he has a lot of information on and about her, including some videotaped interviews from when she was in the hospital. Kyle is convinced that Cameron is a big threat and he tells that Sarah that she should make her leave. Meanwhile, Agent Ellison visits the old psychiatrist of Sarah, but he gets a very interesting reception.

3.What He Beheld. This is the last episode of the season and it definitely leaves us salivating for next season. Sarah meets a very strange businessman who goes by the name of Mr. Sarkissian. He says that he is in possession of the stolen Turk computer system, but when Sarah offers to buy it she finds that he wants an astronomical amount of money for it. Cromartie closes in on John at school, but Cameron finds a way to throw him off the trail. Meanwhile, Special Agent Ellison starts to believe in the robots from the future when he discovers that Cromartie is impersonating an FBI agent.