James Ellison is a fictional character in the television series Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, portrayed by Richard T. Jones. He shares his surname with science fiction writer Harlan Ellison, who, after a lawsuit, was acknowledged as a source of inspiration for elements of The Terminator.
Ellison was once one of the FBI's top agents before he was assigned to the seemingly easy task of apprehending dangerous fugitive mental patient Sarah...
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James Ellison is a fictional character in the television series Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, portrayed by Richard T. Jones. He shares his surname with science fiction writer Harlan Ellison, who, after a lawsuit, was acknowledged as a source of inspiration for elements of The Terminator.
Ellison was once one of the FBI's top agents before he was assigned to the seemingly easy task of apprehending dangerous fugitive mental patient Sarah Connor, who was presumed responsible for the death of Miles Dyson and the destruction of Cyberdyne Systems. He is not fast enough to catch Connor in 1999 before she apparently kills herself and her presumed accomplices while destroying a bank. As a result, Ellison's stature was diminished in the eyes of his fellow agents.
Ellison's troubled career affected his marriage to an FBI agent, Lila Ellison, leading to their eventual divorce and her remarrying.
The episode, "Allison from Palmdale," revealed that Ellison was previously married to an...
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