"Oh, and "Grief Counseling" my backside. That guy was gathering information, and bit off more than he could chew. Whose light blue Ford 500/Ford Taurus was that? Who was driving? Is the guy who called in Cameron investigating the suicide or the perp himself?"

"This looks like it will be geat epi!"

"Oh, and "Grief Counseling" my backside. That guy was gathering information, and bit off more than he could chew. Whose light blue Ford 500/Ford Taurus was that? Who was driving? Is the guy who called in Cameron investigating the suicide or the perp himself?"

"I'll pity him if he lays a hand on Cameron; because he's probably not going to have much of one left."

"Excellent episode, only minor nitpicks. One and mainly: the whole visiting/breaking out Uncle Reese was very messy. Did Sarah have to show identification or sign in in order to see Derek? If so, there goes their cover. Was she caught on any surveillance video? Is Ellison really not going to check and see if he had any visitors? Did Sarah really have to go see him, wasn't knowing he was sent by John enough to warrant breaking him out?Why couldn't Cameron have simply torn the back door of the transport off, grabbed Derek, tossed him in the Jeep, and drove off before anyone was the wiser?
At the very least, Sarah's fingerprints are all over the truck, and her face, in any reasonable world, would be decorating every Post Office in the state. Do the FBI have a picture of John? If so, he'd have to leave school. Plenty of people could describe the jeep that was used as getaway. Will Sarah bother to get rid of the car? I know they're going to address the fate of the T-888, but that is another point to add to this.
I guess it shows that perhaps the thing that will lead the humans to ultimate victory is their very impulsive irrationality. Heavy Metal already showed this tendency in John, and it would make sense, but be a little bit more careful, guys!
I'm liking the idea that Ellison might destroy all the evidence regarding her case in the future. He's bound to catch up to her at this rate, and as long as he's the first one to find her (which is likely at this point) he can help them keep their cover.
"

"She steals an ID scanning card from a passing guard."

"Made me wonder if she were writing a letter to the "dead" T-888, Derek Reese...or possibly both, since Derek's from the future, and she assumes that because of his injuries he's done for. Sarah's there trying to save Derek Reese, who's dying: she's doing her humans saving/grieving humans thing. Carmeron is doing the same for the Cyborg. I got this distinct feeling she was sorta sad/curious when she removed the chip. Almost as if that's all it takes to end a cyborg life. She said earlier in the episode that she read all of the letters to the dead girl. She heard John tell her that people write letters sometimes when crying isn't enough. And Cameron doesn't cry, so how could it be enough?

I wonder what kind of letter Cameron would write to the dead?"