If my memory serves me right, didn't Dyson have to sign the chip out to a different department the day before Sarah blew up the research offices of cyberdyne? The intern approaches him and says " you have to sign "It" out " . Could these higher ups (that are mentioned in the walking conversion about Where "It" came from...) been tipped off or have some prior knowledge that Sarah would return to finish the job on cyberdyne ? I believe that the chip that John recovered and threw in the molten steel was nothing more than a decoy or a replica made to fool even the likes of Miles Dyson. Maybe this small and often over looked detail could be the missing link to continuing the franchise. Without Dyson to help reverse engineer the broken chip, perhaps after the attacks and the death of there main chief director Dyson , cyberdyne lost funding and the company had went into liquidation and privately began there own research on the chip independently.

All this comes from a story I am writing and near the end of a rough draft outline to a sequal to t2. I was obsessing over this idea that cyberdyne building there own t800 from data recovered from the chip (after restoration) and inserting the chip into it restoring the original t800 from The first movie...

REV-9: *combine endoskeleton and liquid metal half back into one single unit*

Me:

Dont say i didnt warn you.

Ok i have poster parody of the origanal Terminator film but thecontent i used might be hated by some should i upload it?

Im gonna keep this simple. If Sarah sees a terminator that has comed to kill her that means that particular terminator had failed. Because if it succeeded then a new timeline is created where Sarah is dead then skynet has no purpose in sending back a terminator to kill someone thats not there. But then a paradox is created between the timeline with Sarah and the timeline without her. Basically if Sarah sees a terminator trying to kill her she knows that it had failed its mission.

What if you could make a terminator that could

A. Absorb any bullet that hit it and thus making it at least four or five times more powerful than before?

B. Split itself into at least fifty or sixty different autonomous units?

C. Transform itself (or parts of it's body) into something with moving parts? (i.e. a motorbike, a truck, a car, a shotgun, an AK47 or an M134 minigun)

In the first movie "The Terminator" 1984 or also in the second "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" 1991, the terminators are always close to achieving their goal. It will be a silly question, but why didn't SkyNet send instead of 1, several terminators, that way they would have ensured success.

I feel like there is a lack of discord servers for terminator fans, i feel like it would be a good idea to make one.

Can someone ban @Jordan isle for spamming?