First I didn't want to upload this because there is too many of this clips. But since most of the clips couldn't get the aspect ratio right, I might as well do it myself.
I remember when I first saw this scene literally jaw-dropped at how well it had been filmed and conceived...I was disappointed when this show was cancelled. It definitely had potential.
Sadly, while the people running the show and acting in the show all cared about it, the studio ultimately didn't. They just wanted something they could run for 1-3 seasons to build hype for the then-new Terminator: Salvation, and once that was done, they pulled the plug. Assholes.
This scene is so brilliant. From a production standpoint, they completely avoided a costly action scene, yet still conveyed exactly what they needed to for it to have the same impact. Them getting tossed out one by one like ragdolls, the radio chatter in the background, bullet impacts on Cromartie, bodies scattered everywhere. So much is shown without any theatrics or even seeing the gun fight at all. You just know that whatever happened, he took them all down effortlessly and they never stood a chance. He's even holding one of their MP5s at the end, so he must have ripped it from the first guy and taken down the rest with it.
but if he took a gun from the first guy why toss the others in the water ? they just be stay put when he shoot then. and dont know if bein toss like that and land on water would kill a person i know it kill if from a great distance but it look like second or 3 floor
@@Mrvideogameoficial - Either efficiency (clears the immediate area of combatants), or it was a walking/running battle away from the hotel room, and Cromartie was killing and throwing away obstacles in his path on his way towards Ellison. The nature of the aftermath shows a bunch of bodies near the stairs the team came up, suggesting it more of a running firefight away, with Greta and Ellison being the last remaining team members.
Definitelly has. Especially how they show the bits of this scene the whole season to let it graduate in epic season finale. Just like Breaking Bad. Plus it even is shot in Albequerqe hehe.
I think this is when the black cop found out that all that stuff he couldn't believe was true was actually true. That's the most powerful part of this scene to me.
@144thousandImmanuel Nah, it's mainly because FOX pulled another Firefly on the show, with their poor decisions causing too low of a viewership, what with airing the show at the wrong time, etc.
Yeah, as if those FBI agents knew that he was a fucking terminator, plus, how are they expected to shoot it in the eyes when he is a moving target. I'm still pissed this show was cancelled and family guy is still running.
This is the sort of thing that gets shows Emmys for the producer. A full FBI tactical team trying - and failing - to take down a Terminator ? Shoot the action and you need 2 weeks and a huge budget. You can shoot this in a day or two for a fraction of the cost. The best part ? This is better than anything you get without a James Cameron or a John Woo behind the camera.
That's really a great point. We've all seen terminators killing people. Seeing him kill a few more won't mean anything and cost a lot of money. Watching the bodies go 1 by 1 and the constant diminishing screams is more chilling.
I am happy to report a well made PC game set in the 'future war' part of the Terminator Universe called 'Terminator:Resistance'; I consider it a 'worthy' addition to the lore-better than any of the later movies, I might add.
It’s 2020 and I’m still watching this scene. It has to be one of the most infamous parts of the series. Unfortunately it’s not apart of Terminator Canon but it’s still an awesome watch.
Garret Dillahunt really is a great actor. Cold and chilling as a terminator, reaching similar heights to Arnie and Robert Patrick even. But he's also great as the goofy and bumbling Burt in Raising Hope.
I recently re-watched this after finding both seasons at a goodwill for $5. I hadn't seen it since it originally aired. I was really looking forward to seeing this part again to see if it still held up. It does. This scene really drives home how bad the resistance had it. I mean in the first movie The Terminator kills all the cops but they weren't prepared. They scrambled to mount a defense and were annihilated. These guys were READY for action (even though they didn't know what they were walking into) and even wearing body armor plus outnumbered The Terminator and didn't stand a chance. Now imagine Nuclear War survivors, starving, in a wasteland, far outnumbered by Terminators, plus Terminators that can fly, trying to fight back after watching this scene. Kyle was right in the first movie. Without John humans would have been hunted to extinction.
It's worse when you remember the Terminator who wiped out the police station did so in the 80s when they had less effective weapons. These guys were FBI agents from the 2000s who likely had more effective weapons and it still wasn't enough.
Know your enemy. The nuclear holocaust survivors knew very well what they were up against. So I imagine a 9 year old kid might disable an unwary terminator. With a screwdriver. It's very much like Newt, the sole survivor of the human colony in Aliens. She sees the Space Marines with their gung-ho attitude and vast weaponry. And she just whispers to Ripley, 'it wouldn't make any difference.'
One of the most powerful scenes of the series. Cromartie, a single T-888, slaughters an entire FBI SWAT team and has Ellison dead in his gunsights, barely even scratched by a combination of fire from submachineguns, shotguns and pistols. Then he just...walks away. It's at this point you knew for certain Terminators could think for themselves-he did it because he saw the value in having a terrified and capable FBI officer who already knew about Terminators and the Connors under his control. It's also the most frightening scenes, because having a heavily armed paramilitary team storm his apartment barely seems to have distracted him. This is why Skynet is really so terrifying, imagine an army of thousands of thinking walking weapons of mass destruction armed to the teeth only dogs can tell from human after you, armed for war and so tough it takes armour-piercing rounds or explosives to drop one for good. They never stop, they never sleep, and the dedication to the mission is absolute and unquestioning. Garret Dillahunt did a very good job of reminding us why we should fear Terminators.
@@crocodyluspontifex7434 That was .50 cal. It's not so easy to just run around with those and terminators would be far better at snipping them humans. Thing is, that is the idea. If there would be no way of taking them down, there would be no movies. An AGI would not make terminators, he would make something so advanced, so incredible we would never be able to understand what just happened to us, it would be like magic.
All of that terror was negated later on when Sarah and 90210 guy took down Cromartie with MP-5s, the same weapon the SWAT guys were using all because they plot armor.
FBI Commander: So how did one person manage to kill or seriously maim two teams of armed FBI agents and get away without a scratch? Agent Ellison: Swamp gas?
Watching this in 2021 (yeah I know cliche comment) and whoever thought of this scene and putting Johnny Cash into it was genius seriously one of the best scenes in a sci fi/action series and I like many others are still pissed off this got cancelled.
4:04 "I'm a killer robot sent back in time from the future to terminate John Connor; nothing and no one will stand in my way. If you have cut rate insurance, you could be paying for this yourself. So get Allstate, you could save some cash and be better protected from Mayhem like me."
One of the best tv scenes ever. Recently the tv show "Person of Interest", in their episode "The Devil's Shame" had an amazing opening scene set to "My Sweetest Friend". Helps if you watch a few episodes before it.
This was really a matter of an entire FBI squad lead by FBI agent Ellison vs cromartie as a terminator and in the end of that bout, guess what? Cromartie wins hands down, just like he has before on many occasions. The moral of this scene? Don't ever fuck with cromartie and he won't ever fuck with you
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SCC is a hugely underated show as a whole but this scene is one of the all time great seqeuences in all of TV (season 2 sadly wasnt nearly as good as this which is probably why it got canned in the end sadly, id have loved to see more)
Near the end of this scene Sarah Connor talks about the novel "Lord of the Flies". I read this book as a school boy. It really affected me. It still does.
Wrong, since he stopped firing upon terminator and stood still it(the terminator) was confused and moved on with the mission m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_56d5c2b1e4b0bf0dab3371eb
They are normally trained to shoot centre mass(chest) unless the situation dictates otherwise. I don't think that 20 of them would get into the room all at once, possibly 2 or 3 at a time so they wouldn't see that the body shots were ineffective till it was too late. Any headshots Cromartie sustained were inaccurate and not sustained in the same area unlike when he was killed(which would have damaged his chip)
This whole show was great, although a little slow paced at times. This scene was an absolute masterpiece. It’s like in the first movie, showing a single Terminator can take down anyone in its path who doesn’t know how to destroy it.
did cromartie just spare the black guy because he wasn't afraid to die and felt sorry for him?a terminator with mercy?wow these t-888 are really something when it comes to upgrades of the older versions :D awesome terminator,almost self-aware
Garrett was a phenomenal choice for the role of a Terminator. He maintained such a cold and calculating demeanor during his entirety as Cromartie. He was equally great as the child like, almost autistic seeming John Henry. God damn I can't believe they let it end the way they did. John Henry jumps to the future in search of his "brother" and John follows with Catherine Weaver who somehow vanished into thin air which was one of the most standout parts to me. Even if she would have liquified into the eel looking thing John still shoulda seen her slithering away given it was literally one sec she was then the next sec gone. But the fact that in that timeline they had never heard of him which really has to make you think what had they altered that led to him not being the leader. Or perhaps he went to a spot in time before Reese was sent back to protect Sarah hence John didn't technically exist yet. While that is the only logical thing I can think of it still leaves a lot of questions, lol.
Well, it's simple. John Connor, the 16 or 17 year old teenager at that time, jumped into the future. Therefore his timeline, his growing up into this leader ceased to be, because he ceased to be in that timeline, because he jumped to the future. Therefore he did not exist anymore in the past. He basically jumped over judgment day and all his life that would lead to him being the leader. The show ended giving an impression that Kyle Reese, his father, was their leader because of the altered timeline and the teenage John Connor jumping into the future. Yeah, pitty they didn't continue with the show. It was really good for the low budget it probably had compared to the blockbusters.
Cromartie didn't kill him because Cromartie is from the future, he knows the FBI commander will be needed for something important in the future canon. It was also done as a means of sowing a cliffhanger ambiguity into the series end as funding was doubtful. A story mechanic that reflects the larger story of getting the show made...
also, he lowered his gun and closed his eyes, so he wasn't a threat, and there was no reason to shoot him (lol not that he/the swat team was much of a threat, but terminators don't like it when you're trying to stop them).
@@warpartyattheoutpost4987 absolutely right. When you can’t see something, your imagination starts doing the job. And it often makes things much scarier.
It needed at least one more to round off the cliff hanger ending of season 2 hell even just a special one time comeback episode would be good enough to tie up all the loose ends.
Stupid audiences. Fact of the matter was that ratings were terrible, and the age of Prestige Television that might have suited it better was a few years away.
This scenes makes little sense, first it was lazy or under budgeted, where is the fear of fighting a Terminator when you can't see it? just a bunch of FBI tactical team been dropped on a pool is not terrifying at all, then the hesitation of shooting the other cop and leaving without killing him makes no sense, it is a machine and it is better for him to leave no witness, so no this scene captures nothing about the Terminator fear factor of the Franchise. (It was a good scene but we deserved better).
He will lead skynet to the Connors; as for the TAC team flying into the pool--well, broadcast TV had certain 'limitations' as to what could be shown. Now, we can simply watch GoT on HBO and anything goes.
![Terminator TSCC: The Death of Cromartie [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/q6NqZMMGt80/mqdefault.jpg)
This scene captured the horror element of the first film. Something that no film after the first has been able to capture.
Police station fight from Terminator 1.
Yep, the SWAT team was literally going towards their deaths when going against a Terminator.
I remember when I first saw this scene literally jaw-dropped at how well it had been filmed and conceived...I was disappointed when this show was cancelled. It definitely had potential.
Not just cancelled, but canned at the worst possible point.
@@Crimethoughtfull I mean, it gave us some great stuff, better to have it end early instead of dragged out and turned to shit like Supernatural....
And all because they didn't have the budget to stage and film a 'real' firefight.
Sadly, while the people running the show and acting in the show all cared about it, the studio ultimately didn't. They just wanted something they could run for 1-3 seasons to build hype for the then-new Terminator: Salvation, and once that was done, they pulled the plug. Assholes.
every time a show was more popular than fox news murdoch cancelled it
This scene is so brilliant. From a production standpoint, they completely avoided a costly action scene, yet still conveyed exactly what they needed to for it to have the same impact. Them getting tossed out one by one like ragdolls, the radio chatter in the background, bullet impacts on Cromartie, bodies scattered everywhere. So much is shown without any theatrics or even seeing the gun fight at all. You just know that whatever happened, he took them all down effortlessly and they never stood a chance. He's even holding one of their MP5s at the end, so he must have ripped it from the first guy and taken down the rest with it.
but if he took a gun from the first guy why toss the others in the water ? they just be stay put when he shoot then. and dont know if bein toss like that and land on water would kill a person i know it kill if from a great distance but it look like second or 3 floor
@@Mrvideogameoficial - Either efficiency (clears the immediate area of combatants), or it was a walking/running battle away from the hotel room, and Cromartie was killing and throwing away obstacles in his path on his way towards Ellison. The nature of the aftermath shows a bunch of bodies near the stairs the team came up, suggesting it more of a running firefight away, with Greta and Ellison being the last remaining team members.
@@crazyrabbits more problably just bad/ inccoerent fight that look cool for the avera person
Nah looks cheap
This scene was an absolute masterpiece in television show history.
Yes incredible
it was lazy.
just men jumping into a pool with gunshot sound effects edited into the video, lame.
Cromartie a T-850 or T-900?
fbi scene is good, but "cromarties death" is way better and true epic
@@RobertK1993 wasn't it T-888?
Incredibly shot scene - It has an almost Breaking Bad feel about it
Definitelly has. Especially how they show the bits of this scene the whole season to let it graduate in epic season finale. Just like Breaking Bad. Plus it even is shot in Albequerqe hehe.
Tixie Czech Really? I thought the show was produced in California.
Glad I'm not the only one that thought that! Wouldn't be surprised if the director also directed some BB episodes.
They had some breaking bad actors in it too lol
I think this is when the black cop found out that all that stuff he couldn't believe was true was actually true. That's the most powerful part of this scene to me.
That’s offensive don’t call him a black cop, learn some respect. He is a Black FBI agent
@@vietlee4290 tomato tomato
"The Black Cop" lol, ya ignorant prick.
And all that death was from ****ONE**** Terminator pre-Judgement Day.
So why didn't he kill the last guy?
That doesn't make sense.
This show was SO Damn Good!!! Brilliant scene, brilliant music, brilliant everything. Arrrrgggghhh why did they have to cancel this show?!?!?!?!?!?
@144thousandImmanuel Nah, it's mainly because FOX pulled another Firefly on the show, with their poor decisions causing too low of a viewership, what with airing the show at the wrong time, etc.
Yeah, as if those FBI agents knew that he was a fucking terminator, plus, how are they expected to shoot it in the eyes when he is a moving target.
I'm still pissed this show was cancelled and family guy is still running.
This and Firefly
And "hey lois remember that time when" and clones of family Guy are still being made
Bruhh
@@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009 yup big time!! Same here misss tscc
@@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009 Ahh Firefly just hearing the name hurts I am beyond pissed about that being cancelled.
Bri family guy is good
This is the sort of thing that gets shows Emmys for the producer. A full FBI tactical team trying - and failing - to take down a Terminator ? Shoot the action and you need 2 weeks and a huge budget. You can shoot this in a day or two for a fraction of the cost.
The best part ? This is better than anything you get without a James Cameron or a John Woo behind the camera.
That's really a great point. We've all seen terminators killing people. Seeing him kill a few more won't mean anything and cost a lot of money. Watching the bodies go 1 by 1 and the constant diminishing screams is more chilling.
@@SeraphSeph and the action is allowed past the 'Censors'
@@nickmitsialis Because it's all left up to the imagination.
@@davidchism6081 and nobody gets their panties in a bunch, either
T1, T2 and TSCC are the only Terminators worth watching, the rest is garbage.
I am happy to report a well made PC game set in the 'future war' part of the Terminator Universe called 'Terminator:Resistance';
I consider it a 'worthy' addition to the lore-better than any of the later movies, I might add.
terminator salvation was actually good as well.
Year 2018.. I'm again watching this scene.. Legendary .
Me too, brother.... me too.
It’s 2020 and I’m still watching this scene. It has to be one of the most infamous parts of the series. Unfortunately it’s not apart of Terminator Canon but it’s still an awesome watch.
Legend stays in 2020 too
Kardes 2020nin sonu geldi hala...
2021 🥰😎
Garret Dillahunt really is a great actor. Cold and chilling as a terminator, reaching similar heights to Arnie and Robert Patrick even.
But he's also great as the goofy and bumbling Burt in Raising Hope.
Robert Patrick masterfully played soft and weak man in the Sopranos.
@@crocodyluspontifex7434 get back in your hole davy haha
He pulled off TWO characters on Deadwood, as well. Super talented actor indeed!
He’s also terrifying as Krug Stillo
I recently re-watched this after finding both seasons at a goodwill for $5. I hadn't seen it since it originally aired. I was really looking forward to seeing this part again to see if it still held up. It does. This scene really drives home how bad the resistance had it. I mean in the first movie The Terminator kills all the cops but they weren't prepared. They scrambled to mount a defense and were annihilated. These guys were READY for action (even though they didn't know what they were walking into) and even wearing body armor plus outnumbered The Terminator and didn't stand a chance. Now imagine Nuclear War survivors, starving, in a wasteland, far outnumbered by Terminators, plus Terminators that can fly, trying to fight back after watching this scene. Kyle was right in the first movie. Without John humans would have been hunted to extinction.
It's worse when you remember the Terminator who wiped out the police station did so in the 80s when they had less effective weapons. These guys were FBI agents from the 2000s who likely had more effective weapons and it still wasn't enough.
Know your enemy.
The nuclear holocaust survivors knew very well what they were up against.
So I imagine a 9 year old kid might disable an unwary terminator.
With a screwdriver.
It's very much like Newt, the sole survivor of the human colony in Aliens.
She sees the Space Marines with their gung-ho attitude and vast weaponry.
And she just whispers to Ripley, 'it wouldn't make any difference.'
One of the most powerful scenes of the series. Cromartie, a single T-888, slaughters an entire FBI SWAT team and has Ellison dead in his gunsights, barely even scratched by a combination of fire from submachineguns, shotguns and pistols. Then he just...walks away. It's at this point you knew for certain Terminators could think for themselves-he did it because he saw the value in having a terrified and capable FBI officer who already knew about Terminators and the Connors under his control. It's also the most frightening scenes, because having a heavily armed paramilitary team storm his apartment barely seems to have distracted him. This is why Skynet is really so terrifying, imagine an army of thousands of thinking walking weapons of mass destruction armed to the teeth only dogs can tell from human after you, armed for war and so tough it takes armour-piercing rounds or explosives to drop one for good. They never stop, they never sleep, and the dedication to the mission is absolute and unquestioning. Garret Dillahunt did a very good job of reminding us why we should fear Terminators.
In genisys single bmg round brought the terminator down
The Derek death was also great later in the series, the most realistic 1v1 fight of a Terminator ever.
@@crocodyluspontifex7434 That was .50 cal. It's not so easy to just run around with those and terminators would be far better at snipping them humans. Thing is, that is the idea. If there would be no way of taking them down, there would be no movies.
An AGI would not make terminators, he would make something so advanced, so incredible we would never be able to understand what just happened to us, it would be like magic.
@@crocodyluspontifex7434
In what? Pretty sure the series ended with Salvation (barely).
All of that terror was negated later on when Sarah and 90210 guy took down Cromartie with MP-5s, the same weapon the SWAT guys were using all because they plot armor.
SWAT team "let's take this bastard down"
Cromartie "hold my beer".
I was so happy hearing this song at the end of Logan!
It just fit so well
Me too!
Opening credits of Dawn of the Dead 2004.
@@davidchism6081 Yeah and it goes VERY well with that opening montage!
FBI Commander: So how did one person manage to kill or seriously maim two teams of armed FBI agents and get away without a scratch?
Agent Ellison: Swamp gas?
Now I want to see a Terminator fighting a whole Green Beret squad and watch them all fall one by one!
I once said Cameron hitting one with an RPG at point blank range with the gang cowering behind her woulda been good.
You could watch the movie predator
There is NO DOUBT that this is THE BEST.
admit it if you saw this shit going down you'd be like nope nope nope walking away from the blood bath not joining in🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
FBI Agents: We're gonna end this guy's whole career!😆
Cromartie: Hold my Plasma Rifle!😎
Even better, Uno Reverse card.
Such a waste of a good show.
this scene is just so beautifully shot it's fantastic!
i could watch it over and over again and still find it inspiring and moving.
watched it countless times
if this were real, there would be far less corrupt cops !
At the scene 1:02. Those FBI agents didn't need an ambulance. They needed a couple of hearses.
Cromartie is the best portrayal of a terminator
Bring back TSCC !
Watching this in 2021 (yeah I know cliche comment) and whoever thought of this scene and putting Johnny Cash into it was genius seriously one of the best scenes in a sci fi/action series and I like many others are still pissed off this got cancelled.
This show had such a strong supporting cast. One of the many great things about TSCC
Thanks for including the part about Lord of the Flies. It makes the scene complete.
Such a brilliant scene.
Why did they cancel this? :S
Should never have been cancelled. #TVNetworkCowardice
Great scene, no denying
I'll never get over the WHOMPF at 1:41 where we can just hear the power of what hat to be Cromartie just *punching* the FBI agent.
4:04
"I'm a killer robot sent back in time from the future to terminate John Connor; nothing and no one will stand in my way. If you have cut rate insurance, you could be paying for this yourself. So get Allstate, you could save some cash and be better protected from Mayhem like me."
Terms and conditions apply. Your home is at risk if you do not keep up payments. Have a nice day 8-)
*You're in good hands.*
One of the best tv scenes ever. Recently the tv show "Person of Interest", in their episode "The Devil's Shame" had an amazing opening scene set to "My Sweetest Friend". Helps if you watch a few episodes before it.
I think you mean Hurt
The song was "Hurt", but I agree, that scene was wrenching.
"there was a firefight!!"
@magnetothewhite This show is awesome.
Fingered it.
Bring back TSCC, no more bad movie sequels
This experience still gives me goose bumps after all this time.
I personally loved the Sarah monologues in the first season. This series is and always will be the proper successor to T2 (and T3 too I guess)
This was really a matter of an entire FBI squad lead by FBI agent Ellison vs cromartie as a terminator and in the end of that bout, guess what? Cromartie wins hands down, just like he has before on many occasions. The moral of this scene? Don't ever fuck with cromartie and he won't ever fuck with you
Matthew Koonz yep
Great scenc, SC Chronicles deserved more seasons!
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3:22 NO DIVING
I still remember when I first saw this scene on tv. Sent chills down my spine seeing all those FBI guys getting shot and thrown into the pool
SCC is a hugely underated show as a whole but this scene is one of the all time great seqeuences in all of TV (season 2 sadly wasnt nearly as good as this which is probably why it got canned in the end sadly, id have loved to see more)
Mayhem is driving an ambulance....ironic.
I discovered Garrett Dillahunt on this show. He also plays John Dorie on Fear The Walking Dead.
Near the end of this scene Sarah Connor talks about the novel "Lord of the Flies". I read this book as a school boy. It really affected me. It still does.
so
how come the same guy who was the lead writer for TSCC has also written Dark Fate, and Dark Fate is... well... itself?
you're simply mistaken. Tim Miller, who wrote Dark Fate, had nothing to do with TSCC, which was created by Josh Friedman.
@@SpeedfreakUK correct. Josh Friedman was an executive producer, not a writer.
Cersei's voice in the background.
0:38 When you're on P-hub and you hear a car roll up.
I used to love this show lol
I still do.
This is the best sequel to T2. Great series
I love this cromartie! xD He and Cameron are my favorite terminators!
where can i get surgery to become a terminator💀💀💀
he wanted to keep him alive so he could get to sahra and john conner, he just didnt bank on camron being so strong
Wrong, since he stopped firing upon terminator and stood still it(the terminator) was confused and moved on with the mission
m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_56d5c2b1e4b0bf0dab3371eb
Wish there'd been another series of this. So good. Thank you for uploading this, fella.
This is one of the greatest scenes in TV history. Johnny Cash is awesome.
Not quite that great.
It's very likely Cromartie simply beat several of the officers to death with his bare hands.
They are normally trained to shoot centre mass(chest) unless the situation dictates otherwise. I don't think that 20 of them would get into the room all at once, possibly 2 or 3 at a time so they wouldn't see that the body shots were ineffective till it was too late. Any headshots Cromartie sustained were inaccurate and not sustained in the same area unlike when he was killed(which would have damaged his chip)
This whole show was great, although a little slow paced at times. This scene was an absolute masterpiece. It’s like in the first movie, showing a single Terminator can take down anyone in its path who doesn’t know how to destroy it.
1:42. He got yeeted.
did cromartie just spare the black guy because he wasn't afraid to die and felt sorry for him?a terminator with mercy?wow these t-888 are really something when it comes to upgrades of the older versions :D awesome terminator,almost self-aware
Garrett was a phenomenal choice for the role of a Terminator. He maintained such a cold and calculating demeanor during his entirety as Cromartie. He was equally great as the child like, almost autistic seeming John Henry. God damn I can't believe they let it end the way they did. John Henry jumps to the future in search of his "brother" and John follows with Catherine Weaver who somehow vanished into thin air which was one of the most standout parts to me. Even if she would have liquified into the eel looking thing John still shoulda seen her slithering away given it was literally one sec she was then the next sec gone. But the fact that in that timeline they had never heard of him which really has to make you think what had they altered that led to him not being the leader. Or perhaps he went to a spot in time before Reese was sent back to protect Sarah hence John didn't technically exist yet. While that is the only logical thing I can think of it still leaves a lot of questions, lol.
Well, it's simple. John Connor, the 16 or 17 year old teenager at that time, jumped into the future. Therefore his timeline, his growing up into this leader ceased to be, because he ceased to be in that timeline, because he jumped to the future. Therefore he did not exist anymore in the past. He basically jumped over judgment day and all his life that would lead to him being the leader. The show ended giving an impression that Kyle Reese, his father, was their leader because of the altered timeline and the teenage John Connor jumping into the future. Yeah, pitty they didn't continue with the show. It was really good for the low budget it probably had compared to the blockbusters.
Holy crap this was 12 years ago? Damn I feel old. Awesome scene and song.
Why did it not kill the last guy?
Cromartie thinks Agent Ellison will lead him to the Connors.
If they made this show these days it'd be the only thing netflix ever needed to run forever
Poor Ellison. He lost his entire team, and he is the only one left alive.
Cromartie spared Ellison because he could lead him to John Connor, his target.
great song awesome
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Cromartie didn't kill him because Cromartie is from the future, he knows the FBI commander will be needed for something important in the future canon. It was also done as a means of sowing a cliffhanger ambiguity into the series end as funding was doubtful. A story mechanic that reflects the larger story of getting the show made...
If you watch the first Terminator movie, you know that an M16 doesn't even slow them down.
This is how a Terminator should be used. Killing cops at a moments notice. Everything weve seen in the recent films has been bad fan fiction
Cromartie seriously is my favorite terminator
Same!
@greathistorian2 negative, in terminator 1, the t-800 arnold was shot in the eye, he only lost his organic eye.
one of the best sequences in television history.
Depleted uranium rounds, or something like that. It was gone over a few times in the series if you are interested.
Do they usually broadcast a FBI raid over an open channel like that? Seems dumb
If a cyborg can let the only surviving black FBI unit live, then black lives do matter. Lol
Charles Parrish He let him live because he knew the Connor family.
also, he lowered his gun and closed his eyes, so he wasn't a threat, and there was no reason to shoot him (lol not that he/the swat team was much of a threat, but terminators don't like it when you're trying to stop them).
The female officers screams still give me the fucking chills
If only they had a higher budget thry coyld of made a great scene, but this scene was good too.
Amazing scene.
FBI get fucked up by Terminator
Nice job. God sent fake angels against the true one.
Man, Fox just loves killing good shows huh...
Люблю "Хроніки Сари Коннор"! Це один з найкращих серіалів. I love Cameron!
such an awesome show, its such a pity that the bean counters axed it >>>>>>>
you got the aspect just right...
Always wondered if the ambulance driver was one of the resistance fighters.
This is how you get around small budgets
When the budget doesn't cover a mass shootout with the cops in an urban location
Why would the cops try to corner him in an urban location? Converging on his hotel room is smarter.
Sometimes less is more. Watch JAWS.
@@warpartyattheoutpost4987 Jaws what's that?
@@warpartyattheoutpost4987 sometimes more is more, watch HEAT
@@warpartyattheoutpost4987 absolutely right. When you can’t see something, your imagination starts doing the job. And it often makes things much scarier.
@Wolfninja53:Just like those 17 police officers were killed in 84.
This series deserved more seasons than just TWO. Stupid executives.
It needed at least one more to round off the cliff hanger ending of season 2 hell even just a special one time comeback episode would be good enough to tie up all the loose ends.
Stupid audiences. Fact of the matter was that ratings were terrible, and the age of Prestige Television that might have suited it better was a few years away.
RIP TSCC
No chance against Terminator.
Because Cromartie thought Ellison could lead him to the Connors.
Nah, Cromartie was just confused
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Somehow the song suits this particular scene so well!😅
Song makes it better ❤i love this scene
and Cash IS singing about 'Judgement Day' after all.
Bad music , at least i myself dont like it.
absolute beast of a scene with the legendary Johnny, love it
This scenes makes little sense, first it was lazy or under budgeted, where is the fear of fighting a Terminator when you can't see it? just a bunch of FBI tactical team been dropped on a pool is not terrifying at all, then the hesitation of shooting the other cop and leaving without killing him makes no sense, it is a machine and it is better for him to leave no witness, so no this scene captures nothing about the Terminator fear factor of the Franchise. (It was a good scene but we deserved better).
He will lead skynet to the Connors; as for the TAC team flying into the pool--well, broadcast TV had certain 'limitations' as to what could be shown. Now, we can simply watch GoT on HBO and anything goes.
Name od this song?