"Maybe I'm just being a perv here (say so if you think that's the case) - but did anyone else pick up an unspoken "If I can feel the cool air blowing on my pretty, healthy bare feet - then doesn't that make you curious as to what and where else I can feel pleasant sensations? Wouldn't you like to help me find out?" vibe from Cameron to John during that conversation?

Unfortunately, John yet again seemed oblivious to the fact that his pet femmebot was giving him the come-on."

"I'm quite the opposite. I think she's quite capable of having sex, but it's the emotion part that she's incapable of. Cameron noticed that her little ruse to get rid of Riley last week didn't work. John perceives her as a robot and hence isn't going to give her the time of day (and she only wants that so he'll get rid of Riley becuase she feels she's a security risk). Ergo, Cameron turns on "peronality mode" which she already used for example in the pilot. She starts smiling, acting bratting on the phone, and acting flirty, in an attempt to get John to think of her more humanly. NOT out of desire to be human or act so though, but merely as a way of increasing her influence over John.

To be blunt, Cameron would bang John in a heartbeat if it would mean him tossing Riley to the curb. It just has nothing to do with romance and everything to do with mission security."

"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."

"Sorry, this is patently false. Imagine your skeleton being turned to various metals, and yet you're still alive.
If you weigh around 120-130 pounds normally, your weight with Coltan which is a hybrid metal of something close to Titanium, Tantulum, which is hillariuosly named, would be twice that, if not more so. Sorry, the laws of physics can't be broken. :)

Think of the major fight between her and Vick in the back of the prison truck, the several ton vehical bounced back and forth as they slammed each other back and forth.
That would be impossible if she was only 130 or so, especially if he weighed around 250.
Sorry, but like I said, even Terminators have to obey some laws. :)

We could demistrate this of course, by me, at 286 pounds, slamming someone about the same weight as Cameron against the back of the heavly armored, (I think) swat team van. :)
Trust me, I wouldn't be able to budge it. :)

Look at it this way, if Superman punched you, you'd go flying, possibly into the sun, but, if you and him were in the back of that van, and he punched you with full force, you would slam against the wall of the van, and either A. turn to literally goo from the force, or impossibly fly through the side of the van, and turn to goo...

Yeah, even Superman can't fight that law of Physics.
Bottom line, Cameron is much heavier than Derek Reese."

"That's how our skeletons are already. What do you think calcium is?"

"Human skeletons are porous and hollow, and made of bone.
T skeletons are (to the best of my knowledge ) Solid metal.

That being said, we have to accept the fact that we are watching a SciFi program, and that means that sometimes, improbable, unlikely, and even impossible things are going to happen. It would be a pretty boring SciFi show if everything that happend was completely logical and totally believable ."

"skynet never really intended them to go on extented missions. they are supposed to get in and kill everyone if it's the future, or their specific target ifi it's the present and then wait for orders. how long have you known a person before u asked them to step on a scale
right infront of you or tried lift them up?
someone mentioned how the bed didn't sink when cam lay on it beside john. well oblviously summer glau is not that heavy and writers don't always pay as much attention to those little details as we do. (except when it a big fight action scene then the van shakes)"

"Which completely ruins their use as infiltrators. Use choke points and pressure sensitive mines at the doors to the tunnels. Humans could walk over them fine, but T's go KABOOM.
This show uses drama physics not real physics :)"

"Sorry, this is patently false. Imagine your skeleton being turned to various metals, and yet you're still alive.
If you weigh around 120-130 pounds normally, your weight with Coltan which is a hybrid metal of something close to Titanium, Tantulum, which is hillariuosly named, would be twice that, if not more so. Sorry, the laws of physics can't be broken. :)

Think of the major fight between her and Vick in the back of the prison truck, the several ton vehical bounced back and forth as they slammed each other back and forth.
That would be impossible if she was only 130 or so, especially if he weighed around 250.
Sorry, but like I said, even Terminators have to obey some laws. :)

We could demistrate this of course, by me, at 286 pounds, slamming someone about the same weight as Cameron against the back of the heavly armored, (I think) swat team van. :)
Trust me, I wouldn't be able to budge it. :)

Look at it this way, if Superman punched you, you'd go flying, possibly into the sun, but, if you and him were in the back of that van, and he punched you with full force, you would slam against the wall of the van, and either A. turn to literally goo from the force, or impossibly fly through the side of the van, and turn to goo...

Yeah, even Superman can't fight that law of Physics.
Bottom line, Cameron is much heavier than Derek Reese."