A BBtv exclusive edition of the Alternate Reality Game (or 'ARG') revolving around the storyline of the Fox tv series Sarah Connor Chronicles (and the Terminator movie trilogy).

Enitech Labs designs cameras can take pictures of a future event by capturing faster-than-light "tachyon" particles. When pictures of ordinary scenery foretell post-apocalyptic outcomes, the developers find themselves in a race against time to publicize their findings and warn the public of the horrors to come...

(Thanks, Bart Cheever / millionsofus!)

Previously on BBtv:
Sarah Connor Chronicles (Terminator) ARG sneak peek: part 1.

An Alternate Reality Game (or 'ARG') revolving around the storyline of the Fox tv series Sarah Connor Chronicles (and the Terminator movie trilogy). The footage describes the development of a camera from Enitech Labs that can take pictures of a future event by capturing faster-than-light "tachyon" particles. When pictures of ordinary scenery foretell post-apocalyptic outcomes, the developers find themselves in a race against time to publicize their findings and warn the public of the horrors to come...

(Thanks, Bart Cheever / millionsofus!)

LOLcats -- cute cat photos with ungrammatical but humorous one-liners -- are ubiquitous online. But today on Boing Boing tv, we explore their little-known historic origins in a comic strip from the early 1900s, created by the great-grandfather of Adam "Ape Lad" Koford. Guest analysts on today's BBtv: internet blowhard Paul Boutin, and Garfield expert Jesse Thorn. Special thanks to icanhascheezburger.

Yeti, sea serpents, Sasquatch -- fantasy creatures or flesh-and-blood biological oddities? Boing Boing Gadgets editor Joel Johnson visits the Cryptozoology Museum in Portland, Maine to explore these cryptid enigmas and more. Joel speaks with the museum's founder, blogger and cryptozoology expert Loren Coleman, who is also the author of Mysterious America.