"I was pretty sure Sarah was lying through her teeth. Riley was nothing but a problem for the Connors, and her death is going to make John think Cameron killed her, and is now lying to him."

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Riley, for me, came in to real being at the very end. It was awesome when she took on Jesse, proving my point that more could have been made of the character a lot sooner, thereby giving her presence within the story much more impact. The way she was drawn made her look foolish, and irritating. I just don't get why she was drawn that way. Everything she was meant to be could have been done, while making her far less annoying, and more interesting. She would still have been disliked as a character - that was her role - but just think of the impact. Jesse is hated; but she's a worthy villain, which is all to the good.

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"Why? Because Josh thinks like that.

That's what concerns me anyway. I don't think we'll see any of that in the next episode, though, since Cameron is pretty clearly around for the next three or four episodes anyway.

The finale, however, concerns me. I think Josh meant it when he said "the horse has left the barn, and we're burning down the frakkin' barn".
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