"How I want the series to end:

The plan to stop skynet has failed. John, Sarah, and Cameron are on the run as the machine revolution is almost at hand. John realizes that skynet is going to win. He will be terminated and is he on the run from many terminators. He and Cameron have a romantic relationship. John realizes that the only way to survive and evade being found by the terminators is to use Cameron to destroy them in a suicidal type fight. Sarah, his mother, is mortally wounded in the escape attempt. So is Cameron. Her eyes and machinery slowly twitching and dying at the aftermath of the battle. Alone. Just like a discarded pawn piece, lying on the ground as another sacrifice in the board game between John and Skynet. Her last moment is a tear coming from her eye, something she thought she could never do, thus dying human.

John is alone, but having become a man at being willing to sacrifice valuable pieces, like pawns, to ensure success. Just as skynet begins Judgement day, John Conner also rises, the strong and tough leader of the resistance.

Geeky "

"don't know if they can ever prevent the judgement day....
but it'd be nice if sarah doesn't die of cancer and if she can reunite with kyle reese somehow so john, poor thing can finally have a father
and john find kate brewster....get hitched.....at least a semi-happy ending even if 3 billion unfortunately die
"

"While I know all of these series are "echoes" back to the previous film, I'd really like to see something different/dynamic for the end of this series. Remember, that the groundwork here is to make the series a bookend for what is the second film "era". I think there are many ways to do that that would put a period at the end of this era's sentence and allow something like a T4 to use the knowledge and lore of this short television series to make something very solid, but ORIGINAL.

We don't need another movie that the creators have no interest in referring to - we need the groundwork laid for the exclamation point at the end of a sentence and series, in my opinion."

"With questions of the ratings and "evidence" of Fox wanting to cancel the show, "

"Battlestar Galactica? I thought the Borg Collective was on Star Trek Next Generation? "