Other questions:

Was the Turk w/ Cameron’s experiences destroyed when John and Ms Weaver jumped? I didn’t see it in the very last scene of the finale.

When Sarah said “I love you too” where was Mr Ellison? He was standing to Sara’s right when the jump happened.

Mr. H

http://ausiellofiles.ew.com/2009/04/scoop-fox-set-t.html

The segment starting at finding Cameron in John Henry’s room through the sphere-jump really tugs at your heartstrings. Seeing Derek and Kyle Reese tugs at them again and then seeing Allison come from behind Kyle – that just tears your heart apart.

There’s no way they can just leave it at that.

Mr. H

Things I think should be explored in a 3rd season:

What happened to the Ms. Weaver Liquid terminator when John jumped to whenever at the end of the finale?

Did Ellison pick up Savanah like he was asked and what happens to him and Savanah?

Weaver said “not where but when is John Henry” well if JH jumped sometime then why was there no “pit” where he had been connected to the computer via cable? How could he have jumped to sometime else?

If JH did jump to somewhen else – where? Let’s say he jumped to the same time Weaver and JConnor did…

…Will JH meet up with JC?
* Does JH have Cameron’s chip in his head?
* Or is JH’s chip still in his head and Cameron’s chip in his pocket?
* If cameron’s “body” could not come with Weaver and JC then how is it JH was able to jump?
* Was Cameron’s body not able to jump because of the exposed metal on her face?
* If so will JH talk to JC with knowledge and experineces of Cameron?
* If so how will their relationship change?
* Will there be another terminator created in Allison’s image and Cameron’s chip put in it so they can pick up where they left off?
* Are John and Cameron developing a relationship?
* Is Cameron “learning” more about humanity and thus becoming more “human”?
* What happened to JH’s chip?
* Did Kyle Reese return from some mission and leave his coat behind and that’s why Derek was surprised that JC was wearing his brother’s coat?
* Is JC really a nobody where (when) he is now?
* Will JC approach Allison and talk to her?
* John’s expressions change during the slow-mo at the end of the season finale but you have to watch it a few times to decypher the meaning behind them.

I’m sure I’ll come up with more questions to ask.

Mr. H

Richard T. Jones has done an excellent job acting in TSCC. Calm, cool, collected, deep thinking, sees things most people don’t. Richard really brings James Ellison to life. His character has some Peter Falk “Columbo” moments where he asks questions or gives observations that she just can’t see coming – he keeps Weaver off balance / gives her a big mental run for her money.

Garret Dillahunt does a great job portraying a cyborg that is mentally growing and developing its understanding of itself and the world around it. It almost appears as if John Henry is becoming more and more human or that John Henry knows that humans are valuable – that he is learning and getting a better understanding of what Ellison is teaching him.

I’ll have to stop there for now and post more later.

Herb

I mean, based on what we’ve seen the T-1000’s do, basically they could wipe out the human race AND Skynet in a relatively short time. They’re virtually indestructible. As the fake leaked script had Cameron saying, no one, Terminator or human, has ever beaten one except Sarah Connor and that only happened because it fell into a steel mill! Only extreme heat or extreme cold could stop one. And that’s ONE! Imagine a small army of the suckers!

A plasma rifle might be able to destroy ONE if it could hit it enough times fast enough and then the bits themselves are destroyed. But given the speed of the one on the Jimmy Carter, I’d say there would have to be overwhelming numbers to make that work. That T-1000 was way faster than anything Robert Patrick did in T-2.

It’s just a bad idea to introduce such an overwhelming powerful force into the franchise. Which is why James Cameron called it a “prototype” and limited it to one. If Skynet had sent TWO, there would have been no T-3 or series – and no John Connor.

Also, Skynet would have to be very stupid to invent something even more powerful than itself. While it would ironic – since that is how it was created by humans – and would be perhaps a reasonable end to the entire franchise, it would necessarily end the primacy of humans as factors in the war.

And that’s not good from the point of view of revenue-producing movies and TV shows which require “heroes” to relate to. I could get into Weaver and John Henry – and maybe Cameron – being the “heroes” of a new TSCC, but I doubt many other people would. It’s not the core Terminator model – two humans plus one (or more) Terminators.