"John's life changed significantly the day he met Cameron, appealing as a beautiful cool and calm schoolgirl until she rammed a truck up Cromartie's ass saving his life and stating the legendary quote, "Come with Me if You Want to Live!". What did future John have in store for his younger self when he sent back Cameron? Is Cameron just his protector? A Friend? or Something more? Since the first episode their relationship has been evolving and growing. What are your thoughts? Share your opinions."

"I think she is his protector and friend. They must be very close in the future you're right. I think John definitely feels something for Cameron because of all the signs and moments throughout the season. Not only is she close to him, in a way she's already contributed to his character development, telling him what he will be and what the future holds for him. In the pilot episode she says, "In the future you have many friends...", which is just one example of how she's influencing him. John at the moment is lost I think, he's sort finding himself amongst all the craziness in his life, Cameron in a way helps him make sense of it. John is also teaching Cameron about humans, grieving, friends etc, they're learning from each other, making their fates more intertwined then I realized. I think it's extremely ironic that John being the leader of mankind against the Terminators in the future, is naturally attracted to Terminators in a personal way because he's grown attached to two of them, the original T-800 model (Arnold) and now, Cameron. In Terminator 3, John at the end of the movie says that the Terminator taught him, "Never Stop Fighting and he never will". In a way, John' s development of character comes from what he learned during his experience with the T-800 and Cameron, which leads him to victory in the future. In a way, Terminators taught him how to fight and ultimately to defeat Terminators. IF that makes any sense. "

"I think she is his protector and friend. They must be very close in the future you're right. I think John definitely feels something for Cameron because of all the signs and moments throughout the season. Not only is she close to him, in a way she's already contributed to his character development, telling him what he will be and what the future holds for him. In the pilot episode she says, "In the future you have many friends...", which is just one example of how she's influencing him. John at the moment is lost I think, he's sort finding himself amongst all the craziness in his life, Cameron in a way helps him make sense of it. John is also teaching Cameron about humans, grieving, friends etc, they're learning from each other, making their fates more intertwined then I realized. I think it's extremely ironic that John being the leader of mankind against the Terminators in the future, is naturally attracted to Terminators in a personal way because he's grown attached to two of them, the original T-800 model (Arnold) and now, Cameron. In Terminator 3, John at the end of the movie says that the Terminator taught him, "Never Stop Fighting and he never will". In a way, John' s development of character comes from what he learned during his experience with the T-800 and Cameron, which leads him to victory in the future. In a way, Terminators taught him how to fight and ultimately to defeat Terminators. IF that makes any sense. "

"This show has alot better story than alot of people thought it was going to have.I mean it could go so many directions. there so many different storylines thats what makes this show great."

"I somewhat think, Cameron is going to die eventually in the long run before John becomes the future of mankind. Somewhere between the events of Sarah Connor Chronicles and Judgement Day, Cameron will probably perish. I think it falls under the same situation with Terminator 2, destroying the chip in her head, along with all the technology. Or maybe she saves his life sacrificing herself. I'm not sure, but it would be strange if Cameron managed to survive a second time around. She could be sent back many times over, to protect John. "

"I somewhat think, Cameron is going to die eventually in the long run before John becomes the future of mankind. Somewhere between the events of Sarah Connor Chronicles and Judgement Day, Cameron will probably perish. I think it falls under the same situation with Terminator 2, destroying the chip in her head, along with all the technology. Or maybe she saves his life sacrificing herself. I'm not sure, but it would be strange if Cameron managed to survive a second time around. She could be sent back many times over, to protect John. "