Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
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Beto
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I'll see that and raise you another :shock::shock::shock: Those last few minutes...oh my.
It was never canceled. It was on the bubble for a while but the renewal order came in around May so I'm very, very glad that it's back!
Beto
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Seriously. I would've thought that Cameron would've had to pull a Cromartie and rebuild herself from the exoskeleton, skin and forward. But I guess the producers didn't want to be without Summer Glau for 2 or more episodes and let her survive mostly intact.including the hair, apparently
Beto
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Self-healing over time for minor injuries. More severe ones require the use of a staple gun as Cameron demonstrated.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminator_(character_concept)
DWise1
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From what we've seen, the old Ahnold model could not heal. As his bio-material took damage, it began to decay.
Cameron is a more advanced model. She also eats, which may indicate that she's able to nourish her bio-material, thus keeping it alive and probably enabling it to heal. After all, John had to cut through her scalp again to get to her chip, which indicates that it had healed.
Though, yeah, I had also expected her to have taken a lot more damage than that.
Cameron is a more advanced model. She also eats, which may indicate that she's able to nourish her bio-material, thus keeping it alive and probably enabling it to heal. After all, John had to cut through her scalp again to get to her chip, which indicates that it had healed.
Though, yeah, I had also expected her to have taken a lot more damage than that.
DWise1
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Rather, her use of staples was like our use of sutures, intended to close the wound so that it can start to heal. Though her more immediate concern was more likely to modify her appearance in order to blend in better, that being a basic part of their programming.