Re: Is "Terminator" stuck in a "Gilligan's Island"-style dilemma?

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> In article <MPG.22171a3c569c1f1798ba5c@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>  Pete B <xxxh@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > In article <fhpnq3tjuk3q0pt0rji8t8h67oqs2igns1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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david@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
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> > > >Why would this TV series have gone through hoops to reconcile
itself
> > > >to Terminator 3 (by skipping ahead), 
> > > 
> > > No, they contradicted Terminator 3 (by skipping ahead), 
> > 
> > No, they changed the future.
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> As far as the TV series is concerned, the events of T3 simply never 
> occur.

Yes, because they changed the future.

> Evil Arnie from 'The Terminator' is actually the last gasp attempt by 
> Skynet to prevent the future.  T2 and T3 evil terminators were actually 
> sent earlier on John's future timeline, when Skynet had more resources.

Interesting twist :)