"Oh, having Cameron seduce John, that would be awesome to see."

"If I was John I'd choose Riley of Cameron in a heart beat. The problem with Cameron is that she's a b*tch. If Cameron's heart belongs to anyone it belongs to future John, the one who programmed her and sent her back through time. She's loyal to the person she's waiting for and grooming him to become, not the person he is.

Riley, on the other hand, is attracted to who John is now. Riley and John also have a lot more in common, aside from the obvious fact that they're both human.

How do we prove Riley isn't a terminator? Simple. Try to lift her. A girl Riley's size can't way more than 130 lbs. Cameron's endo-skeleton must way more than 400 lbs. If you throw out your back trying to sweep Riley off her feet then it's a pretty safe bet she's not human."

"that would probably be the answer of a very much in love young girl, and what she would say to a possible mother-in-law who is against the relationship, and probably is not overly enthusiastic about it."

"John was dressed like a bum when he met riley. nothing about him gave any indication of having money.
$20 maybe but not much else. Who sleeps over at someone's house, on the floor, wake up and make a
on foot tall lego man for him if you don't like him. so money he hasn't got and if she JUST wanted to get laid (i'm sure she
wants to get laid but all in due time) then she wouldn't have slept on the floor.
"

"I look at having a John/Cameron relationship, a building up of said love much like I do with the teen relationship in "Say Anything." Two totally different people from totally different walks of life shedding their differences and seeing through all the crap that means nothing at the end of the day and loving and supporting each other totally and without condition. They are finally open and honest with each other.

As to physicality... I will and would not shy away from it. It's a part of relationships. It's reality. Reality added to sci-fi is doable. If you watch "Say Anything" you see how tastefully and tenderly it can be done without turning it into an HBO late at night spectacle. It's alluded to without showing anything; a more adult and mature way to handle a delicate subject. You feel their love (the cuddling part, the tender moments) for each other even though you don't see them while they're actually "making" love, though you know it happened.

Maybe Cameron has had an emotional break down and their feelings have become much stronger. She's lying on her bed (fully clothed!!!) and John comes in (fully clothed!!) and lies down next to her and wraps his arm around her and holds her close. Cameron responds by holding him tighter. Nothing is said, nothing needs to be said.

Fade to black. "

"exactly lol"

"John and Cameron in couples counceling... now THAT I'd like to see.

John: "Um... I'm having major trust issues with my wife here."

Cameron: "I can't be trusted? You're the one who slept around with Riley, and Tess, and Valerie, and..." [she's counting off on her fingers].

John: "But, honey, they were all before I figured out it was YOU I loved."

Cameron [getting all doe-eyed and holding his hand, sniffs]: "That's so true... how could I have ever been so blind?! I must be glitching again, or something."

John [leaning over closely, and putting a hand on her bare leg]: "Cam, you KNOW I'm the only one for you! Give me some sugar, baby!"

They have completely ignored the couples therapist and start rolling around on the couch kissing passionately.

The councelor loudly clears his throat. They continue to ignore him and grope each other.

Councelor [eyes rolling]: "I give up." [stands and tosses his notebook down on his chair and walks off, sighing] "I'm getting a drink... be back in an hour.""

"Yeah, Cameron/Riley makeout=not cool. Lesbian stuff is repulsive to me."

"i like you now"

"I look at having a John/Cameron relationship, a building up of said love much like I do with the teen relationship in "Say Anything." Two totally different people from totally different walks of life shedding their differences and seeing through all the crap that means nothing at the end of the day and loving and supporting each other totally and without condition. They are finally open and honest with each other.

As to physicality... I will and would not shy away from it. It's a part of relationships. It's reality. Reality added to sci-fi is doable. If you watch "Say Anything" you see how tastefully and tenderly it can be done without turning it into an HBO late at night spectacle. It's alluded to without showing anything; a more adult and mature way to handle a delicate subject. You feel their love (the cuddling part, the tender moments) for each other even though you don't see them while they're actually "making" love, though you know it happened.

Maybe Cameron has had an emotional break down and their feelings have become much stronger. She's lying on her bed (fully clothed!!!) and John comes in (fully clothed!!) and lies down next to her and wraps his arm around her and holds her close. Cameron responds by holding him tighter. Nothing is said, nothing needs to be said.

Fade to black. "