For an example of good girl-fights, look no further than last night’s fantastic season premiere of TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES. Not only was this TV Addict on the edge of his seat as a malfunctioning Cameron [Summer Glau] spent the better part of an hour hunting down the very people she was programmed to protect. Newcomer Catherine Weaver [Shirley Manson] truly made her point [yes, pun intended] by revealing to the both the audience and one incredibly unfortunate employee that she’s actually a T-1001 Liquid Metal Terminator that you don’t want to mess with.
Meanwhile, over to the Upper East Side, the good girl-fight continued when another evil Catherine, this time in the form of Marcus’ mother finally coming face-to-face with a woman far more intimidating than any robot sent from the future — GOSSIP GIRL’s Blair Waldorf. Which naturally begs the question: Who’s scarier: The T-1001 or the Queen B of the Upper East Side?
Unfortunately, the fun stopped at precisely 9PM when ONE TREE HILL showed us the dark, make that, very dark side of girl-fights. And while there is something inexplicably fun about watching Summer Glau get beaten, bruised and crushed between two trucks week-in-and-week-out. There is absolutely nothing even remotely entertaining with regards to what our favorite Tree Hill denizen Brooke Davis is going through. A fact that is made all the more worrisome thanks to the slow manner in which ONE TREE HILL likes to milk its story-lines.
Seriously. Creator Mark Schwann, if you’re reading this, we’re prepared to give you one, maybe two more episodes tops to allow this story-line to play out. But there’s no way this TV Addict is tuning in each and every week to see the adorbale Brooke Davis suffer.
Has TV taught you nothing? Fans don’t like it when our favorite characters go to such dark places [See: the time when 90210’s Kelly survived the fire, or the depression that was Meredith for most of last season on GREY’S ANATOMY] 
