There was plenty of T:SCC action at last night’s Teen Choice Awards. Our own nominees Thomas and Summer also presented alongside Brian Green, which you can catch tonight at 8PM on FOX. Make sure to check them out!

So everyone here at SCC has a post Comic-Con hang-over. The earthquake yesterday didn’t help. There’s also some kind of Con-related flu going around; Chairman Friedman and Amanda our Wardrobe Goddess have sore throats and such. So thanks to everyone who came out and supported our panel. And gave us some kind of fan-boy virus, apparently.

Thanks also for your thoughtful comments on the swimming issue. It makes me feel better that you guys disagree on whether Terms can swim, since we argue about it here as well. It will play an important role in the finale of one of our upcoming Fall episodes. This may or may not include Cameron in a bikini. You’ll just have to wait and see…

Your comments, Alastair’s in particular, also got me thinking about another topic we talk a lot about in the Writers’ Room: Why does Skynet want humans dead? What the hell, robots, did we ever do to you? Why can’t everyone just get along? Friedman himself will address this issue in a big way in Episode 13, so it’s something we spend a lot of time musing about. It’s definitely something the entire staff is interested in exploring creatively – well, that and Terminator sex.

For those of you interested in the more prosaic Writers’ Room going ons, it’s a bit slow in there this week. Friedman is holed up in his office working his magic on a re-write. John Wirth is busy in post and casting. So that leaves us proles to play with our iPhones, bitch about the lack of good junk food in the kitchen and plot out the last half of the season. That’s right, we are already thinking about how to mess with your minds in Episodes 14-22. Making your heads explode is what we live for.

Speaking of the Room, Toni “Battlestar” Graphia is back from her Starbucks walk. She and the other women on staff will be the topic of my next blog. I promise not to post pictures, as I assure you we are nowhere near as cute as our cast — though we will take them on at Scrabulous any time. p

Thanks to everyone who came out to support us at Comic-Con this past weekend. Our panel was a lot of fun and it was great to meet some of our biggest fans over the course of the weekend.

Josh moderated the panel (which was so packed that unfortunately nearly four thousand people were turned away), and had only two rules: no mention of “Linda Hamilton” or “River.” But Lena, Summer, Thomas, Richard, Brian, Garret, and Shirley did give insight into their characters and what’s coming up for them in season two. We also premiered the exclusive first look, season two, sizzle reel to the boisterous room of thousands.

Couldn’t make it down to SD? Don’t worry, here’s the play-by-play of the T:SCC panel courtesy of the TV Addict. Oh, and did you hear about John Wirth’s big announcement? (Beware, spoiler). Also, the Sarah Connor Society posted a video of the panel and Entertainment Weekly has a few charming things to say.

Will we see you at Comic-Con? We’ll be in Room 6A on Saturday from 11:30-12:30. With surprises.

“Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles Screening and Q&A” is back for a second year at Comic-Con, the producers and stars of this hit action-adventure drama will debut the trailer for season two and answer questions from fans during this one-hour session. Executive producers Josh Friedman (War of the Worlds), John Wirth (The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.) and James Middleton (T4: Terminator Salvation) will be joined by returning series stars Lena Headey (300), Thomas Dekker (Heroes), Summer Glau (Serenity), Brian Austin Green (Beverly Hills, 90210) and Richard T. Jones (Event Horizon), as well as new series regulars Garret Dillahunt (No Country for Old Men) and musician Shirley Manson (Garbage). Produced by C2 Pictures in association with Warner Bros. Television, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles returns for a second season September 8 and airs Mondays at 8:00 PM ET/PT on FOX. Room 6A

And catch us at the WB booth from 10:00-10:50AM and later at the FOX booth from 2:00-2:45PM.

Update: Our charming Costume Designer, Amanda Friedland, will be participating in the TV Costume Designers panel on Thursday @ 4:00PM in Room 4. Others involved include the CDs of Quantum Leap, Firefly, Lost, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Even More Update: Showrunner Josh Friedman is joining the bigtime, participating in Entertainment Weekly’s “The Visionaries: Showrunners” panel on Friday @ 1:45PM in Room 6CDEF. Other participants include Carlton Cuse & Damon Lindelof (Lost), Josh Schwartz (Chuck), and Bryan Fuller (Pushing Daisies).

Warner Bros. TV’s plans for “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles” and “Fringe” at Comic-Con plus more details on what 20th Century Fox TV will be doing.

It’s all right here.