"..... Like when she let the Armenian girl and her brother die, when the gangsters came for them. When she Killed the guys in the boiling alley (eventhow they where a real security risk). As Cromartie said she has made mistakes, and her Chip has some damage, which I hope the writers address soon. I do see some emotions and personality trends developing in her, e.i. she seemed pissed when her leather jacket was robbed....when she "chose" to what music to listen to in the car, ....I think that the writers are going to take they sweet time developing this aspect of Cameron, not to mention any feeling towards John. ...."

"Hehe, feeling the Lena fever, eh?

Welcome to the club. Summer's been running through my mind all day. She must be tired by now. :)"

"I disagree completely. You have to reward the viewers for watching, by fulfilling their expectations. To quote a realist, "Clever things make people feel stupid, and unexpected things make people feel scared!". There's a reason that formulaic shows get high ratings, and unconventional shows get low ratings. It's because the formulas work.

Here's a formula that works: there have been dozens of shows on television with a robotic or cybernetic character, and they almost always play the character as a fish-out-of-water in human culture for both humor and interest. Terminator hardly ever does that. For instance, I would have loved to have seen Cameron's talk with the psychologist, instead of just hearing about it off screen. It would have been great comic relief, which is badly needed in this gloomy pre-apocalyptic show.

I also totally agree that we need to see the characters start working together instead of perpetually sabotaging and undermining each other. Judgement Day is, what, about 800 days away? The characters need to stop chasing chess computers in 2-man teams, put their differences aside, and kick this mission into high gear."

"If you could take one look at a puzzle scattered across a table and instantly know where all the pieces go. Would you still do the puzzle? It isn't all about instant gratification. Yeah some things don't make sense, and sometimes the characters don't behave the way you expect them to. But it makes you want to stay tuned to figure it out. If the writers made everything predictable and obvious what would be the point in tuning in week after week? "