Is Cameron becoming human?
I have a question about the season 1 finale of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, "What He Beheld", when Cameron is getting into the vehicle and it blows up because of a bomb and her CHIP was reset and she tries to kill John Conner. So my question is, Cameron was able to scan everything and sense everything because she was a Terminator robot but she could not know or find that there's a bomb attached to her vehicle. Why is this, is she becoming like a human?
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Terminators do not have x ray vision, and there is no way to detect everything. Terminators are not infallible, they can be tricked into ambushes and explosives. None of this means she's becoming human, in a physical way. It could mean she's acting more human. But her normal terminator skills are still there.
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Is Cameron a t900?
Cameron, also known as a T-900 TOK715 Terminator , is a fictional character on the Fox television series Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles which is a spin-off of the Terminator film franchise.What kind of terminator is Cameron?
- John Connor. Cameron Phillips is a reprogrammed Terminator sent from the year 2027 to protect John Connor and his mother, Sarah Connor. Cameron is an advanced model and is admittedly different than all others.Who is the girl terminator in Sarah Connor Chronicles?
Cheri Westin is portrayed by Kristina Apgar. Cheri was originally scripted to play a larger role in the first season, but due to the Writer's Strike and the subsequent rewriting of Season 2, her subplot was left on the cutting room floor.Cameron's interview - CANADA - #HUMAN
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Cameron is a machine and could theoretically break down the entire car and scan the entire thing, but that would take a lot of time and there was no reason for her to think there would be a bomb on the car. There was no motive for her to do that. She's a machine, she doesn't know everything.
This isn't an indication of her becoming human and it's hard to imagine an argument to suggest that it is.
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