Terminator TV

[BetteDavisEyes]

I read in Entertainment Weekly that they explain away Sarah's cancer and all the little continuity errors from between T2 and T3 by having them jump from 1999 to 2007.

[DaemonSeid]

Originally Posted by BetteDavisEyes

I read in Entertainment Weekly that they explain away Sarah's cancer and all the little continuity errors from between T2 and T3 by having them jump from 1999 to 2007.

well here is the problem....

in T-3, the last one was set on July 24, 2004 (Judgement Day) which is different from August 29, 1997 in T -2

So....hmmmm...I wonder if someone missed this

[Drolefille]

Yeah they're kind of fudging T3 and building into T4 (or whatever they call it) which will star Christian Bale!

I missed the show so far, but I'm going to try and catch it, I'm a big Summer Glau fan

[DaemonSeid]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

Yeah they're kind of fudging T3 and building into T4 (or whatever they call it) which will star Christian Bale!

I missed the show so far, but I'm going to try and catch it, I'm a big Summer Glau fan

I bet it will be some kind of an alternate timeline thigie...see what happens when you play around with time travel?

[BetteDavisEyes]

I keep finding those little time errors but Mike told me to stop being obnoxious about it and enjoy the show.

[ASUADPi]

The way I understood T3 was the Judgement Day actually didn't occur. I remember John saying it to Claire Dane's character about how his mom was like "they survived" and that they "stopped judgement day". But like at the end of T3 they weren't supposed to stop it, just survive it.

Question though about T3, do they ever say the "year" in it? I ask because in the show it Cameron (the female terminator sent to protect John) said that judgement day occured in 2011.

Also, why can't Cameron take orders from John? She says that the John that she is protecting isn't the John she can take orders from. HUH?

Otherwise I thought the episode was very good. Which is a good thing considering the writers strike going on.

They seem to be doing a pretty decent job of keeping in track with the movies, probably helps that quite a few of the names in the credits I recognized from the movies.

[DaemonSeid]

Originally Posted by ASUADPi

Also, why can't Cameron take orders from John? She says that the John that she is protecting isn't the John she can take orders from. HUH?

cuz a teen John would make her a femme bot....lol

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by ASUADPi

The way I understood T3 was the Judgement Day actually didn't occur. I remember John saying it to Claire Dane's character about how his mom was like "they survived" and that they "stopped judgement day". But like at the end of T3 they weren't supposed to stop it, just survive it.

Question though about T3, do they ever say the "year" in it? I ask because in the show it Cameron (the female terminator sent to protect John) said that judgement day occured in 2011.

Also, why can't Cameron take orders from John? She says that the John that she is protecting isn't the John she can take orders from. HUH?

Otherwise I thought the episode was very good. Which is a good thing considering the writers strike going on.

They seem to be doing a pretty decent job of keeping in track with the movies, probably helps that quite a few of the names in the credits I recognized from the movies.

It's officially 2007 though I don't know if it's been said in the show. I read an interview that admitted they were working "around" T3 with the purpose of launching T4 and this new storyline so a little time travel and such and "poof" new timeline

[DaemonSeid]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

It's officially 2007 though I don't know if it's been said in the show. I read an interview that admitted they were working "around" T3 with the purpose of launching T4 and this new storyline so a little time travel and such and "poof" new timeline

just like Star Trek