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Heard that. I'm not on the majors at all this time of year, except for maybe Jeopardy recordings. And, I skip the commercials in that case.

I like spoiler tags for promos, but I have a feeling this new "status quo" will be short-lived anyway.

Bubbles in the Wire? Wasn't that the Lawrence Welk theme?

Because Sarah needs to take down Boston Dynamics. Seriously, would you want that to be the last noise you ever hear?

I wouldn't have cared early in the run, but that's good news if they can keep the level of quality of the last three eps.

No, I'm not. Derek comes from a timeline in which Skynet won. When he comes back to "our" time, it is to a timeline in which Skynet will not win and Judgment Day will not happen. So, he'd really have no reason to be in the tunnels in the future in our timeline, and there'd have been no reason...

Adam, another cool thing is how they are starting to play with time paradoxes. "This wall isn't here in the future," and then they are the ones to blow it. :)

Thanks. I didn't quite understand that little bit myself, but that makes sense.

I just heard the theory and hadn't tried to put any pieces together again. It's good that it's false, because I didn't like it.

Others have speculated that Ellison is a terminator and doesn't know it, but Cromartie does know. Someone claimed that the first shot of Ellison had him in shadow with red eyes. I don't have the pilot, but can anyone confirm or deny. There were also claims that "the terminator theme plays subtly...

Wow! The last three episodes have been tight! If the show keeps on at this level of quality, I'll want it to stick around a long time. I'm hoping the earlier unevenness was just first season jitters, like Star Trek: TNG or something. Tonight was really a home run, particularly the scene with...

I thought it was the best episode in a while. Interesting parallel between Cameron not saving the people who were helping her, and Sarah saving the agent who has been out to destroy her. I wonder if he's going to make a change now that he sees that Sarah may not be crazy after all.

I don't care about it, but last night was no indication of how it would be. If the script and direction was in place, Terminator: Future War could be excellent.

It's just a guess. Time will tell.

I thought maybe she saw that the chip manufacturer was now Japanese and we just haven't been shown that yet.

It's completely fair in the context I intend. It is, for me, the current Bionic solely because I can take it or leave it. I actually didn't mind Monday's episode. The only one I hated was the one before it, and that was mainly for disagreements with the script writer. But, I won't plunge into...

It's the spring(ish) version of Bionic Woman. Both were entertaining enough for me that I'll keep watching them, but I won't miss either if and when they go out of production.

For a minute there, I thought you were talking presidential candidates for some reason. I could definitely go for that. Biehn '08!

But she was saying crazy things to him on the way to school. I think they wanted to make her already blended in the pilot, but changed their minds. Maybe because Glau said her favorite part of T2 was Arnie finding his humanity, and that's what she wanted to do with the character. All I know is...

That about sums it up for me, Tony. I've been enjoying, but this one was way off. Scientific curiosity or not, I think I'd have tried to get the hell out of there the minute he was under and it looked clear.

I thought the same thing about Cameron. She seemed normal and "blended" in the pilot, but they've pulled back and made her a freak. I guess I'm dense, but I didn't get what the hell the mural was about. It started out with a white letter on a black square, turned into more white letters on a...

I'm picking up your sarcasm.

I did not.

We saw the head go flying at the start, so it did travel through time. Unless, it's been on the side of the road and the electric bubble just happened to kick it up. Which is ludicrous.

Did anyone notice that the number on the door of the computer store was 1337? That r0x0rz.

If she is diagnosed with cancer, the writers were beaten to the punch by Marvel Comics. They recently had a character who died of cancer travel forward in time to after his death, but he still has cancer.

If the TNA is anatomically-correct, John is duty-bound as a guy to try for it, robot or not. :D

Then she has a pretty low survival rate. If she time travels again and is moments away from a pack of terminators, her inability to pull it together will be her end. I think it was more a ham-handed move by the writers to get her picture on the news so the FBI guy could catch up to her in the...

I know that. My point is, Sarah might not have realized what the guy was doing, since camera phones were not so common in her time of 1999*, but it was still weird for her to just stand there staring at the kids like that. Had it been a car full of terminators, she'd be toast. * - And, maybe...