I'm not into sci fi AT ALL, however some parts of that show tap into my strong need and habit of question what is life about, what does it mean to live, why are we here?? etc etc etc.

The episode that hooked me was one where there was this ballerina that dies at the end, anyway at the beginning Sarah talks about how machines want to destroy humans because they are cold and have no soul whatever, and the moment they develop feelings the war will stop because they would be like humans, but that they can't because they can't create art, feel love, etc.

Yet the last scene of the episode was of the girl robot dancing a ballet that she had learned, and she was doing it flawlessly, like better than any virtuous ballerina, and the guy that was on 90210 just stared in sheer horror and dread because she was no different than a human ballerina, she was a robot and she was creating art, something they are not capable of doing, and I just loved it so much.

30 minutes a day weight training and that girl would be bulked.

__________________
the cave mouth shines
by pure force of will
i look down on the world
from the top of this lonesome hill
and you can run, and run some more
from here all the way to singapore
but i will carry you home in my teeth
-mountain goats

not true, that doesn't work at all. It takes more time and fucking asshole protein shakes.

That was one of my fav. episodes too, esp. the end. Kesh and I were discussing it at the beginning of the thread (don't know if you read it).
I thought one of the things you might like about the show is the idea of fate. I enjoy this aspect as well. No matter what they do to try and change the future, it seems their fate is unavoidable.

I have realized how little I really know about this stuff in the course of this thread. But to form a completely circular conversation here, I'll go back to why I brought this up: the Sarah Connor Charm School. They were what got me thinking about this seriously, sad to say. I mean, I noticed tv sarah was nothing like Hamilton in t2 and it bothered me. But not as much as it bothered them! I like the idea that Hamilton inspired some women to get in kick ass shape.