s02e01 — Samson and Delilah

They made Shirley Manson turn into a urinal) I've always been interested in what's going on in the head of such screenwriters.
I don't even want to know how long it was hanging there XD

That is, did the FBI write off the liquidation of the capture group on this green two-week-old corpse of the actor? If I were the bureau, I would sue the creators of the series for making them look like such morons.

My favorite episode, the only one where Cameron was locked in and such a turn of events began.

And yet John seems to love Cameron, even though she is a terminator, a lot of facts hint at this. Plus, considering that he had previously become attached to another terminator, then it is obvious that the same thing happened, only much deeper feelings.

A good start to the season. It was obvious that Cameron had to switch, as had been hinted long before- "sometimes they break down." In principle, if you explain John's "warm feelings" not as platonic love, but as love for perfect technology and attachment to it, then it is quite an understandable act. Although the "fix" is quite strange - can wiping a microchip be enough to fix a software glitch?

The strangest thing is how could you believe that it was unclear how long the actor's corpse, which had been lying dead, could be passed off as just killed? Examinations can determine the time of death quite accurately.

Finally, it happened, the T-1000 became a urinal. A good question is how long Shirley Manson waited in this position, and how many people managed to relieve themselves on Shirley Manson.)))))) And it's good that in the process of transformation it didn't turn out to be her wide-open mouth.)))) It's just the chest.

It turned out to be nonsense with the corpse, too. They should have immediately determined that Laszlo's corpse was not fresh.

And Cameron's re-education is unclear. I wiped the chip and it was cured. Although theoretically there is a small chance that the problem was in bad contacts. If we assume that Cameron's recovery occurred after being hit by a truck, then the plea between the trucks and her last words in the series (that she should not be returned if she becomes different again) do not fit together. There she begs not to turn it off, here she specifically says not to turn it on if it changes again. In general, we will attribute the cure to bad contacts. After the explosion in the car, the chip came out of its socket a little, the chip was taken out, wiped and put properly.

And in the finale, Cameron is standing next to her, sprinkled with flammable powder, and John defiantly lights a flare next to her. The slightest spark would set Cameron on fire.

So far, this series is raising more and more questions in the series. We look further.