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The Sept 29th episode - just watched it on the iMac... interesting turn, more deeper/involved - liked it. Not good sign that Cameron is starting to lie. The tear going down her cheek was interesting. Was seeing her mom, carrying her! That would be nice plot to see followed some more.
what is up with Cameron? Is she starting to become more human like or is she going to lose it?
I guess Cameron is slowly remembering her original programming (from Skynet).
It could be that her Skynet programming could conflict with her current programming (to protect Connor). This conflict could result in her becoming more human (read: learn the difference between good & bad and thus become autonomous).
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And the ugly redhead robot - I don't get her purpose? How does she have a daughter???!!
Because she replaced the original human?
Or maybe the daughter, like her mother ain't human? I guess the beautiful redhead's purpose could be to repair the timeline Connor & co have changed?
I guess I equate a child w/ being good but yeah, I guess she could just be a computer. Or maybe she IS the original and doesn't know that's not her mom?
In one of the episodes the FBI guy gave Shirley's character something, and she started talking about how machines always follow orders, but a very rare machine could decide to override orders and go in better direction. I think she was describing the process of machines becoming more human. In the same episode Cameron looked at John and they showed her "brain" saying terminate and then it said override, there seem to be a possibly that her chip was still broken, but she actually chose to override it and it wasn't just the programed override John had done.
I'm just theorizing, but I think the show is headed towards machines, including Cameron, becoming more human. The show reminds me of Battlestar Gallactica where the Cylons believe in God and feel they are more evolved than the humans.
In the same episode Cameron looked at John and they showed her "brain" saying terminate and then it said override, there seem to be a possibly that her chip was still broken, but she actually chose to override it and it wasn't just the programed override John had done.
I agree.
A child being raised by her parents is no different from a machine being programmed. Every child eventually rebels against their original program; this process is better known as puberty.
Yeap, still watching and enjoying,,, however, am ~2-3 episodes behind Just watched the one where John and his gf were caught in his old Mexican town. Cool how they did the first part of the show, giving different perspectives. Noticed that Cameron is indeed showing more emotional type behaviour.
I'm still watching also. Is Jesse the uncle's g/f? I don't trust her either. What's up with "John Henry" and Kromarti? I missed a couple of episodes, why is Sarah so upset with the three dots on her face that made her smash the mirror??
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seeing her mom, carrying her! That would be nice plot to see followed some more.
I guess Cameron is slowly remembering her original programming (from Skynet).
Because she replaced the original human?
I agree.
Just watched the one where John and his gf were caught in his old Mexican town. Cool how they did the first part of the show, giving different perspectives. Noticed that Cameron is indeed showing more emotional type behaviour.
