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Which TV show copied the idea for the T-1000 as a villain?
Mar 28 2008, 12:39 PM EDT
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1. RE: Which TV show copied the idea for the T-1000 as a villain?
Mar 28 2008, 3:16 PM EDT
Again, a poorly worded question. If you're looking for the shape-shifting ability, then yes, Brainiac's talent for that is somewhat "original" to Smallville. However, the character of Brainiac is ORIGINAL to the story of Superman, and is therefore NOT a "copied" idea from T2.
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2. RE: Which TV show copied the idea for the T-1000 as a villain?
Mar 28 2008, 4:44 PM EDT
stargate sg1have the replicators, the advanced versions have the same ability as the t-1000 7 out of 9 found this valuable. Do you? |
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3. RE: Which TV show copied the idea for the T-1000 as a villain?
Mar 28 2008, 7:26 PM EDT
"Again, a poorly worded question. If you're looking for the shape-shifting ability, then yes, Brainiac's talent for that is somewhat "original" to Smallville. However, the character of Brainiac is ORIGINAL to the story of Superman, and is therefore NOT a "copied" idea from T2."I agree.Brainiac is an original to the DC universe.NOT a copy or rip off from any show or character.I have followed the DC universe since I was a kid and anybody that has ever been a fan of Superman or Smallville would know that they have never ripped off a character or needed to! 5 out of 7 found this valuable. Do you? |
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4. RE: Which TV show copied the idea for the T-1000 as a villain?
Mar 28 2008, 11:35 PM EDT
"stargate sg1have the replicators, the advanced versions have the same ability as the t-1000yea i know i was thinkin about the replicators as well. they r like a macroscopic version of what T-1000 could do 2 out of 4 found this valuable. Do you? |
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5. RE: Which TV show copied the idea for the T-1000 as a villain?
Apr 12 2008, 12:31 PM EDT
Stargate SG1 not only had the replicators... but they had a direct "homage" to the T-1000 in RepliCarter throughout Season 8 by killing people with her large metal stabbing weapon of an arm just like the T1000 did throughout Terminator 2. Flawed question... 8 out of 8 found this valuable. Do you? |
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6. RE: Which TV show copied the idea for the T-1000 as a villain?
Apr 13 2008, 11:14 AM EDT
What about the Human form Replicators and the Asurians from stargate they where even stated in a BTS to being an homage to the T-1000!
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7. RE: Which TV show copied the idea for the T-1000 as a villain?
Apr 13 2008, 1:55 PM EDT
I believe it was Star Trek Deep Space Nine. Rene Auberjonois played "Odo". He was a Changeling, capable of assuming any shape he wished. He was found and raised by the Bajorans. Odo yearned to find his own people, but when he finally did, he was less than pleased to discover that they ruled the Gamma Quadrant with an iron fist.1 out of 2 found this valuable. Do you? |
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LiquidMetal |
8. RE: Which TV show copied the idea for the T-1000 as a villain?
Apr 13 2008, 1:56 PM EDT
"I believe it was Star Trek Deep Space Nine. Rene Auberjonois played "Odo". He was a Changeling, capable of assuming any shape he wished. He was found and raised by the Bajorans. Odo yearned to find his own people, but when he finally did, he was less than pleased to discover that they ruled the Gamma Quadrant with an iron fist.Disregard my post. Thinking in the past not the present. 1 out of 2 found this valuable. Do you? |
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deejaydjs |
9. RE: Which TV show copied the idea for the T-1000 as a villain?
Jun 13 2008, 6:18 PM EDT
In Season 4, Episode 2: Gone this is the Episode spolier The mystery surrounding Chloe's death deepens as Clark and Lois investigate, discovering that Lex Luthor and Lois' abrasive and militarist father, U.S. Army General Sam Lane, are somehow involved. Meanwhile, Lana returns to Smallville after finding out that the symbol that appeared on her back in Paris is also on the cave wall. In prison, Lionel Luthor prepares for his murder trial and sends out a liquid-metal assassin to keep Clark and Lois from investigating Chloe's 'death' that is the copy of the t-1000 right to the last detail only differance is he was a meteor freak not a robot 0 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you? |
Krazykaleb |
10. RE: Which TV show copied the idea for the T-1000 as a villain?
Jun 16 2008, 2:51 AM EDT
"In Season 4, Episode 2: GoneNow that's the episode I was talking abot when I made the Question. right on Deejaydjs. Horray another person agree's with my observation! Do you find this valuable? |
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11. RE: Which TV show copied the idea for the T-1000 as a villain?
Aug 30 2008, 11:52 AM EDT
Brainiac first appears in 1958 with all the things he can do now i thought i was sg1 for the reason the others have have said down below
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gmbrdilos |
12. RE: Which TV show copied the idea for the T-1000 as a villain?
Oct 14 2008, 5:52 PM EDT
As mentioned here, human form replicators have shape shifting abilities identical to t-1000, furthermore, replicarter used its limbs to form stabbing weapons just like t-1000. The writers even acknowledged that this was a direct homage to T2. So either fix the quiz or remove the question.
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moriluk |
13. RE: Which TV show copied the idea for the T-1000 as a villain?
May 9 2009, 3:48 PM EDT
Crappy question. Not really about the show.
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