I liked that hour of SCC television. And it was very pretty in HD. I see Ashley Miller and Zack Stentz's name on this puppy. IMDB has them on for 9 episodes--anyone know the story? I'd really like a happy ending for them.

Oh, you might like checking the Tourist's Guide to the Uncharted Territories. They do a nice mix of squee-ing and going, "But wait, that doesn't make sense, does it? Oh well."

When I was watching, I really enjoyed the reviews on Farscape World, although I got spoiled by the Did You Know? on "Crackers Don't Matter." I don't think any of the other little trivia sections are spoilery, though.

SCC rocks.

I hope that Cameron has orders from John involving the "brains" of any Terminators she "kills". Otherwise - freaky.

When Derrick and the other guys were "escaping" the Terminators one of them said something like, "It's always a game," does that mean that because Skynet started off as an AI for playing chess that everything it does it sets up as a game?

Well, we all know how scary dangerous all those computer gamers are.

This show wants me to watch more carefully than I usually watch tv. Every episode there is a large middle section where I am confused and unsure if I missed something. It would probably be a good plan to watch on my computer because then I wouldn't be doing stuff on the computer at the same time. Then I would still have the discomfort of being confused, but I would not feel it was my fault.

I am totally with you!

But man, I love the casting on this show.

In the trailer for next week's SCC, there was an older guy talking to FBI guy who looked REALLY familiar? Did anyone else see him who can ID?

When Derrick and the other guys were "escaping" the Terminators one of them said something like, "It's always a game," does that mean that because Skynet started off as an AI for playing chess that everything it does it sets up as a game?

Interesting theory. I wonder if we'll ever find out what they were doing with the prisoners when they would temporarily release one of them and send him downstairs?

This show wants me to watch more carefully than I usually watch tv.

Me, too, though I'm sure part of it is because I don't know who the guys are and have a hard time telling them apart. After IMDBing BAG and Lucky Spencer, I still couldn't tell them apart in a line up. The showrunners need to, I don't know, one have with a yellow collar and the other a red carnation, just until I know their faces after more exposure.

She probably kept the chip for the same reason that she kept the metal,

She kept metal? I've seen them all; what am I forgetting now?

In the trailer for next week's SCC, there was an older guy talking to FBI guy who looked REALLY familiar? Did anyone else see him who can ID?

That was Bruce Davison (IMDb profile) who's been in ungodly number of things both on TV and in movies. He was Senator Kelly from the first X-Men movie whom Mystique killed and impersonated.

She kept metal? I've seen them all; what am I forgetting now?

She kept a piece of coltan after they busted the truck out of the nuclear bunker. I am mad curious to find out why Cameron is defying Sarah's order. Some other counterprogramming (future!John's, perhaps)? Her original programming reasserting itself? Or is it a step toward consciousness and independent motivation, a dangerous curiosity toward the nature of her kind? Interesting stuff.

Re. the basement. We've been speculating elsewhere that the soldiers might have been "reprogrammed" (or brainwashed, I guess you can call it), in parallel to the terminators being reprogrammed at the resistance headquarters.

tommyrot, do you have the Starburst edition of Farscape? Because if you do, Ben Browder and Claudia Black do a really good commentary for "The Way We Weren't."