I love how complex they've made Cameron's personality; at this point you don't really know how she's going to react to any given situation and that's far more interesting than having some pet robot who's simply following the program.
"If I was going to try to kill you again, we wouldn't be having this conversation." - Luv you Cam! Also, her face when John requested "the puffy ones, not the crunch ones" was made of pure win.
Just when I think they're going to ram some stupid Cameron/John tragic love down our throats they turn things around and have her look at him like he's a total dork and she can't believe she has to be seen in public with him, let alone that he's meant to be the saviour of humanity.
I enjoyed the episode for all the Cameron backstory and her tendency to hook up with young women on the wrong side of the law (silent girl needs to return), but I couldn't help wishing they'd included just one Sarah/Cameron scene, as they're always the best.
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Date: 2008-09-30 09:43 pm (UTC)"If I was going to try to kill you again, we wouldn't be having this conversation." - Luv you Cam!
Also, her face when John requested "the puffy ones, not the crunch ones" was made of pure win.
Just when I think they're going to ram some stupid Cameron/John tragic love down our throats they turn things around and have her look at him like he's a total dork and she can't believe she has to be seen in public with him, let alone that he's meant to be the saviour of humanity.
I enjoyed the episode for all the Cameron backstory and her tendency to hook up with young women on the wrong side of the law (silent girl needs to return), but I couldn't help wishing they'd included just one Sarah/Cameron scene, as they're always the best.