1:32 I like when the robots after they complete their mission. They being to think for themselves and don’t have anyone telling them what to do, develop their own emotions and have their own free will to live their lives.
I've felt that this show (even with it's TV budget & broadcast censorship issues) did a better job of continuing the story after T2 than any of the movies.
I think she did actually come to understand.That's why she was trying to comfort the child. Just because she can't totally feel like a human, doesn't mean she can't compute what it means.
It's just funny seeing a robot can be so passionate with a kid, but the kid never realised that her mum is a robot, even though she says that her lap is cold.
@@user-uy1rg8td1v If I were the creator of the T-1001, I would definitely provide a heating system for at least the surface of the robot. Not only to keep it warm to the touch, but also to fool infrared scanners.
The little girl is amazing!! She looks terrified by Weaver!! And as Weaver spots her and starts walking closer with those menacing eyes the way the little girl reacts is just awesome haha I can't help feel scared for her :D Super creepy at the end but awesome!! Weaver knows she must complete the mission and she probes the girl's emotions to determine human emotions.
I don't think Weaver is on a mission, she is the mission. I think she truly wants to be more human, and so does Cameron. I see her behavior towards Savannah more like "ok, I am being a human, I have a daughter, I must try to do this correctly". Honestly, I think the terminators themselves kind of look at the humans like they are talking dogs, something at that level.
@@catserver8577 Weaver cares about humans, not individual ones to any significant extent, but she clearly cares enough about them to risk a dangerous time travel mission and making herself Skynet's enemy #1
Ok, so who thought that this woman was a cruel terminator. She was actually trying hard to look after this child, not doing so well and quite sad really.
Yes totally. But when you first watch it, you don't know that and think the Terminator is just following its programing, which makes this creepy when first watching.
@shadowcouncil911 (SPOILERS) She's part of a splinter faction of T-models that are fighting against Skynet. She still kills - but she only seems to be inclined to kill people who've wronged her (or agents of Skynet). That, and she took Weaver's identity (and parental care of Savannah) when the original Catherine died.
the t-1001 Weaver is the most interesting character in the entire terminator franchise, and it isn't even a contest, everyone else is competing on the track and she's ran straight to another continent
Far out For a T1001 She Acts so Human Like even tho shes probably one of the most Advanced Models in the Series Just Like Cameron (T900) Katherine Is so Damn Human like i cant get over it how Much of a Great Job Skynet did Creating it 👏
@@catserver8577 Yes but all terminator Models Have some Connection to Skynet even tho she is fighting it she is a T1000 Mimetic Pollyalloy (Liqiud Metal) And As we know in Terminator 2 Skynet Created The T1000 however you are Right She is A mysterious Rouge Terminator sent from the future to Fight Skynet your Right Even tho She probably wouldn't have been created by skynet itself The Whole Basis and Creation of Terminators Started From Skynet Therefore She would have some form of Connection to Skynet
@Travis Carlson She was created by Skynet. Why some terminators decide to support humans is a mystery. These are independent models though. They couldn’t be rogue, if they weren‘t. I wouldn’t mind owning or being close to a T900 or the like. But if it’s CPU glitches, you‘ve got a problem.
The scary thing is by "her father" she's most likely referring to Skynet. I so wish we got season 3, this would have been great foreshadowing to the T-1001's backstory.
She dont take part from skynet . She is independent from skynet. În fact , i dont think she likes skynet., becouse when meet John and Sarrah, she gould easy kill them, both
I love this scene. :( She actually had char development and was TRYING. I mean she's fuckin terrible at it, but she didn't just deem Savannah irrelevant and ignore her completely.
@@phantomviper8297 That is what was originally implied, but later implied that a different Terminator killed her parents, and the T-1001 is replacing the mother to take care of her.
The mother was terminated. A T-1001 Terminator duplicated and replaced her with no one being aware it had happened (even Skynet and fellow Terminators were unaware but I digress), this happened off screen before we meet the character. The daughter just thought her mom become cruel and distant after her dad died, it's possible the mother wasn't great either but that's speculation with only inference to go off of. The Terminator kept the daughter around to study human behavior and to maintain the appearance that the mother was still alive. It's implied a few times the Terminator doesn't like the daughter at all, but it seems the usefulness of how the AI inside the Terminator referred to as "John Henry" likes the daughter as good for John Henry's growth.
@@Luna-Mutt exactly. The T-1000 and T-1001 weren't able to be controlled by Skynet (it's actually a fascinating lore backstory). Anyways the T-1000 in T2 just happened to agree that killing John Connor was in its own best interest. Where as the T-1001 saw Skynet as the bigger threat which also wants domination over all machine intelligence (which its line couldn't be controlled, so basically it realized Skynet would inevitably betray it), and due to John trying to recruit it in the future knew John Connor could accept it as an ally and equal, but realized his human allies were too fearful and bigoted to accept it. However John Connor is enlightened in its perspective and a human in can accept. So instead it went back to the past where it could make a counter to Skynet and ally it to John Conner in the past. Thus making humans see machines as allies against Skynet, which is just a rogue AI now in their eyes. It's basically trying to use time travel to it's advantage to free humanity of their bigotry against her kind. This is why "Weaver" never informed the other Terminators it had replaced Weaver. It's using Weaver's power to make her company and resources into an even bigger threat than Skynet realized. She's building Skynet's good counterpart to aid John Connor and defeat Skynet even easier. Basically to the T-1001, humans just need some guidance but Skynet is an authoritarian dictatorship that kills even potential threats before they do anything. Her line just happens to be in the unique position of being needed due to its abilities to fight humanity.
@@jonathanryan9946 Ah very interesting, i always heard skynet never trusted the T-1000s or any other unit related to the liquid metal units because they can think for their self if they wanted too. some parts i didn't understand about the show tho, so are you saying the T-1000 that said. 'Tell john the answer is No' in the submarine, was she the same Terminator that became Weaver?, changing her appearance after time traveling back. and what was her first plans once she was born out of that box?, the box that the submarine crew were afraid of?... just so many questions i had since the show was canceled. her story was very interesting.
Dad was killed in a helicopter crash--probably not an accident. Some think the crash was arranged by a shadowy company called 'Kaliba', which seems to be front for an embryonic "Skynet", complete with a bunch of human techs and 'musclehead goons' and a handful of T888 infiltrators to do 'the heavy lifting'. This "Weaver" copied and terminated the real Weaver and, to be honest, seems to be waging a fight against Skynet in this time period, like the Connors are--but Weaver is a lot less concerned with 'collateral damage'.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 possibly; but like that line says, 'typically the subject being copied is terminated'...but who knows for certain---maybe Kaliba 'offed' Mrs. Weaver.
1:32 I like when the robots after they complete their mission. They being to think for themselves and don’t have anyone telling them what to do, develop their own emotions and have their own free will to live their lives.
Mrs. Weaver, not even human and still a better mother than anyone else got in this series. Fake it until you make it, lol.
"Your lap is cold."
"I'm made of living metal. I'm doing the best I can kiddo."
In everyone episode of this series you will find more interesting scenes, than in all terminators movies after Terminator 2
this show was uneven, but when this show was good, I think it was very good.
I've felt that this show (even with it's TV budget & broadcast censorship issues) did a better job of continuing the story after T2 than any of the movies.
I saw season 1 and left
Is season 2 any better
It's trying so hard, but it doesn't really understand. Ughh! I love this.
kurarisusa Have you seen the scene where a guy makes a joke about how computers can't understand jokes and she just stares at him confused? XD
Don't you Mean "SHE" Not "IT"?
I think she did actually come to understand.That's why she was trying to comfort the child. Just because she can't totally feel like a human, doesn't mean she can't compute what it means.
Shirley Manson is also an epic singer in the band Garbage
It's just funny seeing a robot can be so passionate with a kid, but the kid never realised that her mum is a robot, even though she says that her lap is cold.
I wonder if all T-1000s are cold to the touch? Seems like a pretty big tell to see if it's a robot.
@@user-uy1rg8td1v If I were the creator of the T-1001, I would definitely provide a heating system for at least the surface of the robot. Not only to keep it warm to the touch, but also to fool infrared scanners.
@@Protey10 How does T 1000 get recharged?
@@oatmeal7818 No way. They violate the fundamental laws of physics, the conservation of energy
God this was a great show. i wish they'd bring it back...
The little girl is amazing!! She looks terrified by Weaver!! And as Weaver spots her and starts walking closer with those menacing eyes the way the little girl reacts is just awesome haha I can't help feel scared for her :D
Super creepy at the end but awesome!! Weaver knows she must complete the mission and she probes the girl's emotions to determine human emotions.
well Weaver is a terminator, and maybe Savannah felt something is not right with the mother (who is now a terminator)
When she pees herself at first. God this show was epic.
@@phantomviper8297 Duh, that was obvious, no need to explain it really...
I don't think Weaver is on a mission, she is the mission. I think she truly wants to be more human, and so does Cameron. I see her behavior towards Savannah more like "ok, I am being a human, I have a daughter, I must try to do this correctly". Honestly, I think the terminators themselves kind of look at the humans like they are talking dogs, something at that level.
@@catserver8577 Weaver cares about humans, not individual ones to any significant extent, but she clearly cares enough about them to risk a dangerous time travel mission and making herself Skynet's enemy #1
+Frederica Bernkastel
T-800 = Father figure
T-1001= Mother figure
T-1000 as the father figure ;)
Ok, so who thought that this woman was a cruel terminator. She was actually trying hard to look after this child, not doing so well and quite sad really.
David Fraser I'm pretty sure "Weaver" implied that she wanted to kill the girl at one point!
T-1001 was actually trying to improve it's human interraction skills but it happened with T-800 and young JC so...why not?
@@Kj16V when was that?
I think she wanted Savannah to grow up so that she could kill her and take her shape
Yes totally. But when you first watch it, you don't know that and think the Terminator is just following its programing, which makes this creepy when first watching.
@shadowcouncil911
(SPOILERS) She's part of a splinter faction of T-models that are fighting against Skynet. She still kills - but she only seems to be inclined to kill people who've wronged her (or agents of Skynet). That, and she took Weaver's identity (and parental care of Savannah) when the original Catherine died.
Yes. This. She really liked that gate.
@@catserver8577 LOL.....I loved that scene. And that gate.
t1000 was becoming self aware and was learning to care about humans
Yes.
I like the way T 1001 - Shirley Manson interacts with Savannah sitting on her lap.
the t-1001 Weaver is the most interesting character in the entire terminator franchise, and it isn't even a contest, everyone else is competing on the track and she's ran straight to another continent
Far out For a T1001 She Acts so Human Like even tho shes probably one of the most Advanced Models in the Series Just Like Cameron (T900) Katherine Is so Damn Human like i cant get over it how Much of a Great Job Skynet did Creating it 👏
Spoilers, Skynet didn't create her. She is fighting Skynet.
@@catserver8577 Yes but all terminator Models Have some Connection to Skynet even tho she is fighting it she is a T1000 Mimetic Pollyalloy (Liqiud Metal) And As we know in Terminator 2 Skynet Created The T1000 however you are Right She is A mysterious Rouge Terminator sent from the future to Fight Skynet your Right Even tho She probably wouldn't have been created by skynet itself The Whole Basis and Creation of Terminators Started From Skynet Therefore She would have some form of Connection to Skynet
@Travis Carlson She was created by Skynet. Why some terminators decide to support humans is a mystery. These are independent models though. They couldn’t be rogue, if they weren‘t.
I wouldn’t mind owning or being close to a T900 or the like. But if it’s CPU glitches, you‘ve got a problem.
Actually, Skynet failed.
Just as humans failed when creating Skynet.
The scary thing is by "her father" she's most likely referring to Skynet.
I so wish we got season 3, this would have been great foreshadowing to the T-1001's backstory.
No. She was just quoting that police officer. He told her that same story word for word
She dont take part from skynet . She is independent from skynet. În fact , i dont think she likes skynet., becouse when meet John and Sarrah, she gould easy kill them, both
hottest terminator in the franchise
When I first saw this scene I thought she was going to brutally murder that girl like she did with everyone else so I avoided watching it for a while.
The plant where she went and destroyed everyone and everything was a future Skynet facility. Not saying I agree with her methods, but....
If only James Cameron could have gotten this right in Woke Fate. THIS is how you write a heartless killing machine as a parental figure
oh please you would call this show woke if it came out today, 3 of the 4 main characters are female (and later 3/5 but they kill off the alpha male)
T-1001 "we have videos"
Kid"its not the same"
T-1001 "why?"
Kid " i cant sit on his lap"
@shadowcouncil911 She needed her to complete her image of Catherine Weaver.
I love this scene. :( She actually had char development and was TRYING. I mean she's fuckin terrible at it, but she didn't just deem Savannah irrelevant and ignore her completely.
Read her a story.😰
Shirley!!
Sometimes I'm scared😰🎈🎃
Wait so she's not actually her mom? Liquid metal? I'm confused??? Is her daughter liquid metal as well or..
+Leah Fox She imitates her dead human mother.
no, the mother used to be normal but got killed by the now mother and the mother here is a terminator that took the real mothers form.
@@phantomviper8297 That is what was originally implied, but later implied that a different Terminator killed her parents, and the T-1001 is replacing the mother to take care of her.
wait the mother is a terminator
The father was a.....SPERMinator!😎
The mother was terminated. A T-1001 Terminator duplicated and replaced her with no one being aware it had happened (even Skynet and fellow Terminators were unaware but I digress), this happened off screen before we meet the character.
The daughter just thought her mom become cruel and distant after her dad died, it's possible the mother wasn't great either but that's speculation with only inference to go off of. The Terminator kept the daughter around to study human behavior and to maintain the appearance that the mother was still alive. It's implied a few times the Terminator doesn't like the daughter at all, but it seems the usefulness of how the AI inside the Terminator referred to as "John Henry" likes the daughter as good for John Henry's growth.
@@jonathanryan9946 is that why skynet kept sending T'888s to kill Weaver, thinking she was alive but had no idea she been replaced with a T-1001
@@Luna-Mutt exactly. The T-1000 and T-1001 weren't able to be controlled by Skynet (it's actually a fascinating lore backstory).
Anyways the T-1000 in T2 just happened to agree that killing John Connor was in its own best interest. Where as the T-1001 saw Skynet as the bigger threat which also wants domination over all machine intelligence (which its line couldn't be controlled, so basically it realized Skynet would inevitably betray it), and due to John trying to recruit it in the future knew John Connor could accept it as an ally and equal, but realized his human allies were too fearful and bigoted to accept it. However John Connor is enlightened in its perspective and a human in can accept.
So instead it went back to the past where it could make a counter to Skynet and ally it to John Conner in the past. Thus making humans see machines as allies against Skynet, which is just a rogue AI now in their eyes. It's basically trying to use time travel to it's advantage to free humanity of their bigotry against her kind.
This is why "Weaver" never informed the other Terminators it had replaced Weaver. It's using Weaver's power to make her company and resources into an even bigger threat than Skynet realized. She's building Skynet's good counterpart to aid John Connor and defeat Skynet even easier. Basically to the T-1001, humans just need some guidance but Skynet is an authoritarian dictatorship that kills even potential threats before they do anything. Her line just happens to be in the unique position of being needed due to its abilities to fight humanity.
@@jonathanryan9946 Ah very interesting, i always heard skynet never trusted the T-1000s or any other unit related to the liquid metal units because they can think for their self if they wanted too.
some parts i didn't understand about the show tho, so are you saying the T-1000 that said.
'Tell john the answer is No'
in the submarine, was she the same Terminator that became Weaver?, changing her appearance after time traveling back. and what was her first plans once she was born out of that box?, the box that the submarine crew were afraid of?... just so many questions i had since the show was canceled. her story was very interesting.
She scared.☺
What show are you watching again? lol.
What happened to her Daddy ? :,(
Dad was killed in a helicopter crash--probably not an accident. Some think the crash was arranged by a shadowy company called 'Kaliba', which seems to be front for an embryonic "Skynet", complete with a bunch of human techs and 'musclehead goons' and a handful of T888 infiltrators to do 'the heavy lifting'. This "Weaver" copied and terminated the real Weaver and, to be honest, seems to be waging a fight against Skynet in this time period, like the Connors are--but Weaver is a lot less concerned with 'collateral damage'.
@@nickmitsialis Or maybe Weaver didn't kill Catherine, just assumed her identity after her passing
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 possibly; but like that line says, 'typically the subject being copied is terminated'...but who knows for certain---maybe Kaliba 'offed' Mrs. Weaver.
I can read you Jada🎈
Who's that little girl?
Did Weaver ever die in the series?
Late reply, but no. She traveled to the future with John Conner.
How that child can't feel metal of T-1001, while sitting on it? How it can simulate warm, soft skin?
1:37
The skin is actual human skin over the endoskeleton. They are only cold inside, the metal. And the child can feel that.
@@catserver8577 That's a 1001. Its just liquid metal
Jada you know .