Mac: gnome-terminal equivalent for shell script

Question

I am trying to run a shell script in a MAC terminal. I want to open a new terminal window that will execute the script separate from the program that is running. In Fedora, there is a gnome-terminal command which lets me execute a script in another terminal shell.

Does anyone know an equivalent on MAX OSX and how to use it?

For example say I have a script crazy.sh and I want to call this from a program that is executing but in a separate terminal from the one which is currently executing the program.

Answer 1

I like DigitalTrauma's answer but I found for my use, this worked better

open -a Terminal.app crazy.sh

Thanks for the answers.