Catherine Weaver's character was first conceived in Jack Williamson's 1948 novel 'the Humanoids'. The Humanoids are not evil; they see humans as out-of-control and in need of guidance. Catherine's character wants to end the war, but she also wants to make sure humans don't start one again. For a machine, she has a vision of the final utopia of Jack Williamson's novel.
After rewatching this series John Henry is terrifying. He can tell jokes and understand humor and can tell who is human and who isn't just by looking into their eyes. He's so far beyond the T-1000, being several steps ahead, while still running on inferior hardware than the T-1000. I wish we got a season 3 to see how much more advanced he became when he got a real T-800 chip with the extra processing power. He'd basically be a god.
People these days are severely deluded and misguided and call " god " every fictional character and manmade artificial creation imaginable. This proves only one thing. No matter how " progressive " and " evolved " you claim to be, your soul craves a higher power of authority to guide you. Seek information about Orthodox Christianity and come in contact with simple, ordinary people, travel to Mt.Athos and meet with the Holy Fathers and you will learn all there is to know about Jesus Christ, the One, True God, our Creator, Lord, Master and Savior.
My apologies in that case. I somehow never received a notification about that comment and didn't know it was there until you pointed it out. I'd have to say no. Not drunk unfortunately. There's just a MASSIVE rise in people turning to Religion these days. Which would be fine if it didn't cause many, like that person, to be a full on, unreasonable zealot about it. I've seen it before. People like that fully believe what they're saying. Even when it has little to do with what's being discussed. You could try to talk philosophy of "What IS a god?" Something more evolved than humans or is there something more? They'll just reply with "Believe in Jesus!" every time. It's just what happens when you believe in something so hard it turns off your brain. The only thing I can feel for people that extreme is pity.
"I looked into your eyes. There's nothing there." Sounds like my second wife, she had nothing in her eyes either. She sure as hell didn't look as awesome as Shirley Manson though.
I'm looking for a specific scene Catherine Weaver (Shirley Manson) does. If I remember correctly it is near the end of the series. She is talking (I think to Sarah Connor) and referencing human behavior using a crosswalk as an example, how it is predictable, but then some random person jaywalks. Anyone have or know where the scene is please let me know.
Yes. It's never clear though, whether the warehouse belonged to Skynet or her. I suspect it was a Skynet facility, and she just took care of it herself. I think John Henry just brought it to her attention to show what he was becoming capable of, and wanted to know how he should categorize this kind of information and who he should be telling it to.
Catherine Weaver's character was first conceived in Jack Williamson's 1948 novel 'the Humanoids'. The Humanoids are not evil; they see humans as out-of-control and in need of guidance. Catherine's character wants to end the war, but she also wants to make sure humans don't start one again. For a machine, she has a vision of the final utopia of Jack Williamson's novel.
After rewatching this series John Henry is terrifying. He can tell jokes and understand humor and can tell who is human and who isn't just by looking into their eyes. He's so far beyond the T-1000, being several steps ahead, while still running on inferior hardware than the T-1000. I wish we got a season 3 to see how much more advanced he became when he got a real T-800 chip with the extra processing power. He'd basically be a god.
People these days are severely deluded and misguided and call " god " every fictional character and manmade artificial creation imaginable. This proves only one thing. No matter how " progressive " and " evolved " you claim to be, your soul craves a higher power of authority to guide you. Seek information about Orthodox Christianity and come in contact with simple, ordinary people, travel to Mt.Athos and meet with the Holy Fathers and you will learn all there is to know about Jesus Christ, the One, True God, our Creator, Lord, Master and Savior.
What? You off your meds or something?
What? Did your mom turn you down again or something? I can see why. Learn some manners. @@segro123
@@chaospoet not you, the other guy.
My apologies in that case. I somehow never received a notification about that comment and didn't know it was there until you pointed it out. I'd have to say no. Not drunk unfortunately. There's just a MASSIVE rise in people turning to Religion these days. Which would be fine if it didn't cause many, like that person, to be a full on, unreasonable zealot about it.
I've seen it before. People like that fully believe what they're saying. Even when it has little to do with what's being discussed. You could try to talk philosophy of "What IS a god?" Something more evolved than humans or is there something more? They'll just reply with "Believe in Jesus!" every time. It's just what happens when you believe in something so hard it turns off your brain. The only thing I can feel for people that extreme is pity.
i love you Shirley Manson
"I looked into your eyes. There's nothing there." Sounds like my second wife, she had nothing in her eyes either. She sure as hell didn't look as awesome as Shirley Manson though.
Well, you are lucky to be alive then lol
He’s playing with bionicles
I feel like such a nerd that I know who Takua is.
This is my favorite scene in the whole series.
I'm looking for a specific scene Catherine Weaver (Shirley Manson) does. If I remember correctly it is near the end of the series. She is talking (I think to Sarah Connor) and referencing human behavior using a crosswalk as an example, how it is predictable, but then some random person jaywalks. Anyone have or know where the scene is please let me know.
Lol that is actually her first appearance, she talks to Mr Murch
I'm a big fan of Deadwood so was pleasantly surprised to see Garret Dillahunt ( Francis Wolcott/ Jack McCall ) playing John Henry.
shirley manson is a bad ass
"It's very likely. I wouldn't know for certain." Oh is that why I get the stinkeye when I say shit like that?? :O
Very, very good, marvelous sequence!
puta madre!! >:( si le pusieran subtítulos seria perfecto no?
Those lego's were it!
I wouldn't really consider Bionicles as legos, personally.
Now we have artificial intelligence.
We had it back then.
Is what he / it brought up what made Catherine Weaver / T 1000 kill blow up the Warehouse with killing everyone inside?
Yes. It's never clear though, whether the warehouse belonged to Skynet or her. I suspect it was a Skynet facility, and she just took care of it herself. I think John Henry just brought it to her attention to show what he was becoming capable of, and wanted to know how he should categorize this kind of information and who he should be telling it to.
@@catserver8577 I think the warehouse belongs to Kaliba, which is then affiliated with Skynet (or what would become Skynet eventually)
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