Cheesesailor77
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maybe, but I also know that this show has been in development for a long time. I dont think one is promotion for the other, although who knows
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Just watched Self Made Man episode. Interesting. Still hooked on this one and Fringe as well.
Ah Summer..
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I gave up on this show at the awful nuclear power plant episode. But I hope if Skynet was sending Terminators back to the 20s, they went to pains to say it didn't dare change anything at all because anything could lead to Skynet never being built. Otherwise, there are many, many Connors they could choose to kill throughout time, making the premise silly.
But I hope if Skynet was sending Terminators back to the 20s, they went to pains to say it didn't dare change anything at all because anything could lead to Skynet never being built. Otherwise, there are many, many Connors they could choose to kill throughout time, making the premise silly.
I gave up on this show at the awful nuclear power plant episode. But I hope if Skynet was sending Terminators back to the 20s, they went to pains to say it didn't dare change anything at all because anything could lead to Skynet never being built. Otherwise, there are many, many Connors they could choose to kill throughout time, making the premise silly.
The Terminator ended up in the 20's by accident, and DID end up changing things, which he then had to undo by accomplishing all the major things that one of the people he killed had achieved. It's interesting. I think this show is better the smaller and more intimate it gets. When it tries to emulate the scale of the films is when it falls flat.
Well, I gave up on this show after they hyped up killing Chromartie and then brought him back the very next frickin' episode as John Henry.
they more machine than the robots?