SCC squee
The series continues to be awesome. I didn't suspect Riley to be also a future agent at all, but it fits. Poor John apparently doesn't get to know anyone closer who isn't a time traveler.
I like how there are plots within plots originating from different timelines. With time travel you would end up with a mess like this. I just hope they'll also manage to sort it out as well later, and it won't go the way of too many overly ambitious mytharcs. But so far I'm still optimistic about that.
Like everyone else I'm now suspicious of Jesse, though I don't think she's a bad guy as such. But if the plan is to get John less close to Cameron through Riley, I wonder whether that won't backfire. Because sooner or later John will find out about the setup and then the humans look bad for having manipulated him, while the Terminator was seemingly upfront and honest with him.
I really liked the scenes with John and Derek. I like their odd, yet kind of intense, dynamic in which the time travel twists the leader/parental figure dynamics around.
Also, I wonder what Ellison really thinks about Weaver and his work for her, because even if he doesn't know that she's a Terminator, he has to have noticed that she's somewhat creepy, and this ep she outright said she couldn't teach the AI even minimal ethics.
I like how there are plots within plots originating from different timelines. With time travel you would end up with a mess like this. I just hope they'll also manage to sort it out as well later, and it won't go the way of too many overly ambitious mytharcs. But so far I'm still optimistic about that.
Like everyone else I'm now suspicious of Jesse, though I don't think she's a bad guy as such. But if the plan is to get John less close to Cameron through Riley, I wonder whether that won't backfire. Because sooner or later John will find out about the setup and then the humans look bad for having manipulated him, while the Terminator was seemingly upfront and honest with him.
I really liked the scenes with John and Derek. I like their odd, yet kind of intense, dynamic in which the time travel twists the leader/parental figure dynamics around.
Also, I wonder what Ellison really thinks about Weaver and his work for her, because even if he doesn't know that she's a Terminator, he has to have noticed that she's somewhat creepy, and this ep she outright said she couldn't teach the AI even minimal ethics.