Re: Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
Posted by chillyplasma on 2008/2/12 11:29:42
Interesting points Wasmith, but I came to different conclusions:
1. Bigger isn't necessarily stronger. As long as there is enough room in the frame to put servos in place the strength should be the same. In fact the larger models have to move heavier frames around so they may have a lower power-to-weight ratio.
2. I think it was noted in T2 that the skin can heal. Which is weird, so the skin, eyes etc are living on top of the skeleton. How do they get fed?
And if only living matter can come back in time, how did the morphing terminators in 2 and 3 make it back? they had no living skin.
3. I'm waiting for "I'll be back".
4. I hope it is kept clear Cameron is a machine and has no emotions. Keep treating it like a machine... and don't have it falling in 'love' or anything stupid like that. In fact before we found out she was a cyborg I think she had too much personality.
1. Bigger isn't necessarily stronger. As long as there is enough room in the frame to put servos in place the strength should be the same. In fact the larger models have to move heavier frames around so they may have a lower power-to-weight ratio.
2. I think it was noted in T2 that the skin can heal. Which is weird, so the skin, eyes etc are living on top of the skeleton. How do they get fed?
And if only living matter can come back in time, how did the morphing terminators in 2 and 3 make it back? they had no living skin.
3. I'm waiting for "I'll be back".
4. I hope it is kept clear Cameron is a machine and has no emotions. Keep treating it like a machine... and don't have it falling in 'love' or anything stupid like that. In fact before we found out she was a cyborg I think she had too much personality.
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