Summer Glau is coming back to television.
The actress, best known for her roles on “Firefly” and “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles,” has joined the cast of NBC’s pilot, “The Cape.”
The series follows follows a framed former cop who turns to vigilantism, fighting bad guys as a masked hero called The Cape.
Glau will play an investigative blogger who also fights crime and corruption from behind a mask.
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Samuel Sloan: Finally, an original script that may be vaguely familiar but can stand on its own merit. Breath of...
Summer Brooks: I liked Time Cop more than Minority Report, actually, and I also liked Bruce in Surrogates. This one... Summer Brooks: Not quite… next new show up on the slate is INSANE OR INSPIRED?, premiering tonight, actually....
not me: Time Cop meets Minority Report
Sean Phillips: SyFy channel Is an insult to everybody. Next they’ll start airing Jerry Springer reruns.
Wonder Jenn: Cannot WAIT for this movie! Summer Brooks: Suffering cats, KJ, you cannot be serious. If you’re not joking, I officially rate your taste...
tensaibaka: As Amanda Tapping would say, (and did on Twitter?) “Ah bloody hell!”.
Summer Glau as a superhero. Oh, hell yeah....
Sold!
I love the "Kick @ss" concept, but I can see this as being another major fail for her. Too bad, she's a great actress. However, I WILL be watching it.
What is with all of the new superhero shows lately? The Sci-Fi Channel just announced that they're having TWO superhero shows in the next year or so ("Three Inches" and "Alphas").
For me, "Smallville" is enough.
Thank God this is on NBC, not FOX. Summer Glau's going 3 for 3 as far as shows she's been on that were cancelled by FOX, if you count Dollhouse. Man, she needs to be in more things. I guess this is a step in the right direction