"I notice that too about Cameron and Derek. She was acting like a brat in this episode. I thought it was pretty funny how she made him call her back. Cameron is such a hoot to watch. I only just watch the show because of her and Sarah. They are just funny together."

""I think slowly and slowly, John will realize that Cameron is the most trustworthy, and that the humans are the ones that are unreliable. That would explain why Cameron had access to the retinal scanner in the future, and why she was within future John's inner circle. That explains why John uses so many reprogrammed Terminators, much to the chagrin of the human members of the resistance."

The most untrustworthy of beings are indeed humans; and Future John already has reason to know it. Look at Derek. Look at Jesse - would YOU trust her?

Certainly, Cameron is dangerous and that, is part of he rallure.. She may be still glitchy; but she's the best thing John has. He needs her to be dangerous. She could easily have killed him after the explosion. That was the worst moment for him. But he trusted her enough to put the gun in her hand. I'm srill trying to work out what happened to that ballsy John. This was the watershed; the point at which he should have developed further, instead of regressing into teenaged ninny mode.

His desperate efforts to avoid what all his senses are telling him, are almost comical. Cameron is his muse, his guide, his protector, and---dare one say-..his once and future lover. Whether he recpgnises it now or not, she is an integral part of his destiny; ser-up distractions like Riley notwithstanding.."

"I think Cameron is more developed than she's letting on. She remains coldly Terminator-like with Sarah, she's drip-feeding John but trying to avoid freaking him out, but she is at her most "human" with Derek, with whom she doesn't even bother trying to maintain a pretense.

There was of course the "I can't let anything happen to him" at the police station, she was distracted and let her guard down and may not even have realised she said it out loud, but earlier at Derek's arms cache she briefly acts and sounds completely human: "You didn't have a room at the last house". I don't think that is a slip on the part of an actor of Summer's calibre and discipline."

"Cameron acted much more like a human teenaged girl in that scene. The way she changed the radio station. The way she talked on the phone. The tone of her voice when she said "Hello" when answering Derek's call."

"I beleive we will see her acting more human as more ep's go on."

"eh I'm still puzzled by this line.

I want to know to what extent can she feel and have sensation. "