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А может у Джесси вообще виды на Джона Коннора?!
ПАЦТАЛОМ! 
Может он ей в будущем отказал, она решила мстить? 
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Сара - Джон Генри
Это уже даже не трава... это тяжелые наркотики))))))))
Именно!
Tinky, смотрю на твою аватару, каждый раз приходит в голову мысля: "Тюнинг терминаторов: Установка ксенона на оптические сенсоры, а также голубой подсветки" (ничего кроме кефира сегодня не употреблял!) а теперь по теме:
dissecting half of the day.
Our post-episode random factoids for Today is the Day - Part 1 will be rather limited as to not spoil the fun of Part 2 that will air this week, but there are a few things we can share…
Remember last week when we told you there was a Weaver/John Henry/Ellison story originally conceived for Ourselves Alone? Well now you’ve seen it. John Henry and Savannah’s game of hide-and-seek was simply pushed a week for time and space.
Our USS Jimmy Carter (submarine) set was built upon our stage at Warner Bros. But that wasn’t always the original plan. Our production team (and director and writers) scouted potential locations in real submarines — even one as far away as San Diego — and ships like the Queen Mary in Long Beach — before settling on a build. To accommodate the space, our long-standing future tunnels had to be taken down. Nearly all of the details of the submarine are precise, fact-checked by both our accurate Production Designer and episode co-writer Ashley Miller (who previously worked for the Pentagon). Sidenote: the USS Jimmy Carter IS named after a real submarine.
Though we shared it with you right here long ago, Today is the Day - Part 1 is the first episode in which Jesse’s last name (Flores) is actually revealed. She is referred to as such on the submarine.
Hopefully you noticed that the title Today is the Day is a reference to the conversation between John and Riley in Ourselves Alone. John confronted Riley before her fatal fight with Jesse and told her that if she’s hiding anything, today is the day to tell him.
Last week we told you that we’re big fans of The Wire — after all, we cast Andre “Bubbles” Royo as Sumner in Dungeons and Dragons. Surely you caught Chad “Dennis/Cutty” Coleman as the ship’s reprogrammed machine of a captain, Queeg. And for those of you keeping track, our Queeg is named after another Captain Queeg from the film The Caine Mutiny. How does our Queeg differ? Only time will tell.
Speaking of the submarine, we first meet Jesse’s crew during an initiation rite. According to Wikipedia, the “Line Crossing Ceremony” commemorates a sailor’s first crossing of the equator, a tradition that was created “as a test for seasoned sailors to ensure their new shipmates were capable of handling long rough times at sea.”
When John goes to see Aaron, Cameron calls and impersonates Riley. Though this is a clear reference to the first Terminator film, it is certainly not the first time we’ve seen one of our machines use this skill. Cromartie used this strategy a few times and Cameron even impersonated John’s voice in the Pilot to fool Cromartie!
What else did you notice? We’ll be back with a more thorough dissection after the second half airs on Friday. Feel free to speculate away!
