Sarah Connor learns about 9-11

This is a short clip (poorly edited together, whoops) from The Sarah Connor Chronicles where Sarah Connor learns about the September 11, 2001 attacks after time-traveling from 1999 to 2007. There's the slightest glimmer of interesting commentary here--depending on your world view, of course.

Some quick background on the scene. Sarah Connor is attempting to purchase fake IDs for herself, her son, and their new guardian Terminator. The guy she's dealing with is the nephew of a former underground associate of hers from a decade earlier.

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Entertainment

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• Terminator
• Sarah
• Connor
• Chronicles
• September
• 11

[Deadshot089]

The chick playing Sara Connor is so fucking hot

[waldoman7]

9-11 is a big deal because lots of people died, and yes because it was a first for america, but that doesn't even vaguely imply that other deaths are less important. There is no arrogance in mourning the dead! and whether it's imperfect or not it's no suprisse if humans are more affected by tragedy in their home then elsewhere.

you sound like the biggest asshole ever, and are horribly illogical

[lilwayne4president1]

Lurdiak fuck u tht show was ba

[ehsswimchick]

Ok im a big terminator fan so to clear up why Sarah didn't know about 9-11 is because the year she and John came from before going to 2007 with Cameron was the year 1999 9-11 didn't happen untill 2001 they skiped over it

[vomitedshit]

nothing like being given a history lesson by a couple of idiot chollo faggots

[Lurdiak]

what a terrible show

[Skyrodude]

@alexandermeladze

its not a movie, it is show ''terminator sarah connor chronnicles'' which is canceled after season 3 by STUPID FOX

[alexandermeladze]

what movie is this ??

[dbz4lifemm]

hOW COULD THEY HAVE FUCKED UP SEASON 2 so BADLY!

[Jirkenz131]

@ap5585 I think why it's a "first" as in the most memorable tragedy because so many people saw it unravel on TV and around the world. The show isn't saying that 9/11 is more important than other great tragedies of the U.S., it's just used as a plot intertwined as the character's life has forwarded through time passing what was once a memorable tragedy; like every other moment in history. I think you'll find a lot of movies use real life tragedies as plot lines since after the 1900's.

[Jirkenz131]

@Deadshot089 Fuck yeah she is.