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Ozzel's Final Mistake.
Small Ones????
Dailies From Old Seasons
No Matter What You Think About Her or Her Politics....
Wade's Letter
Things You've Noticed After Many Viewings.
Apparently, Everyone Forgot about This Movie...
Andy's Plans After Escaping.
Misleading Postscript
When Did Arbogast Become Suspicious?
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I highly doubt that for both of them.
1) Most actresses feel the other way about doing nudity early in their careers. They regret doing it and feel like they were exploited.
2) Kristen Bell did a whole lot of sexual content in her career, especially Forgetting Sarah Marshall and House of Lies. She had no problem showing 95% of her body, and she looked good doing it. I really don't think she sits around regretting not showing the world the other 5%.
3) Both of them could still do it if they really wanted too. Even while approaching 50, if they dedicated themselves to getting into good shape, they could do a nude scene, and most of their fans would still LOVE it.
They didn't know for certain that the Predator had a "code of honor". At that point it was a theory by Dutch. And it did just target and kill Poncho, who was seriously wounded. So probably in an act of panic and desperation she went for the weapon.
Also the Predator may not have seen her grab the gun. After it fired, it hid behind the tree to recharge.
All true. However, T-1000 was in a tough spot at that moment. John was aware now that a Terminator was after him, and the T-101 had made contact with him. It had no idea where John was, or where he was going. All he had was the foster parents address and Sarah's location at the psych ward. So he tried the foster parents house first, having already been there and being familiar with it and them, hoping that John would come back for some reason, perhaps to grab some things before going on the run. It was probably a long shot John would come back, but it was best it had at that point. Maybe John would flee from the T-101, thinking it might want to kill him as well. Or the T-1000 was hoping that the more primitive Terminator would be stupid enough to take him back to the house, thinking it could protect John there.
As previously stated, we don't know how long the T-1000 was Janelle. It could have been for only 10 minutes. When Todd walked into the kitchen that may have been the first time it had seen him since returning. Maybe Todd was asleep on the couch.
A common trait among Terminators is that they don't kill people unless it's for 1 of 3 reasons:
1) It's their mission.
2) You're interfering with their ability to complete their mission.
3) You get caught in the crossfire.
The T-100 was trying to sweet talk John into coming back to the house. When Todd walked into the kitchen and started yelling at the dog, he jeopardized its ability to do that. So now it's time for Todd to go.
Well if John walked into the house and found Todd's body lying on the floor in bloody hep, then he would immediately flee, and the T100 would blow its chance to get him. Whereas if John walked in and Janette is in the kitchen making dinner and Todd is watching Tv, he would think everything was normal and walk further into the house and trap himself.
Maybe the T1000 just found her first so he took her form. And we don't know how long it had been at the house. It maybe have been there for less than an hour. And this was just the first time it had seen Todd. He may have been asleep on the couch or doing something in the garage. And killing Todd would have made another mess it would need to clean up and another body he would need to hide before John got home, which he wasn't sure when that would happen. It decided to kill Todd then because he was affecting its plan of sweet-talking John into coming home.
And it's a baby, not a teenager. And they know who the father is.
NO!!!!! There are 3 guys.
Danson's career had the highest peak, but Selleck has constantly had things going on for 40 years.
Isn't racist since it was droids. Not sure what it is, or if they still enforce it, but not racist.
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