Fox Offers College Students Terminator, Fringe Deal

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Wed Aug 27, 2008 — by Robert Greenberger

Fox Offers College Students Terminator, Fringe Deal

Two Series Debuts Available Online

The Fox network wants to make certain college kids can get a chance to see the season premieres of both Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (September 8) and Fringe (September 9). Students using a log in with an .edu e-mail account will have a chance to see the episode on line at fox.com along with behind-the-scenes footage and music videos as well as cast and producer interviews.

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Pat Sponaugle (7:38 PM on Wed Aug 27, 2008)

Ah, good to see some Terminator news. I was glad for the series to be picked up. I missed some of the final episodes during the season run, and now can watch them on tape as I catch the recent re-running of the episodes.

They've been running promos for Fringe, which I'll check out.

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