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After being shot during her warehouse investigation, Sarah abducts a young doctor, named Dr. Felicia Burnett, to treat her bullet wound in her leg, while Sarah has visions of the ghost of Kyle Reese, John's father, who gives her some advice and courage in this precarious time. While Sarah is also forced to call upon Derrek for help, a determined sheriff attempts to find the abducted Dr. Burnett as well. John and Cameron take Riley to the hospital after a suicide attempt. But Jesse secretly sneaks Riley out of there, and away from John, to inform her that her job is not finished. Elsewhere, Catherine learns from her T-888 'John Henry' about the warehouse incident and in her attempts to keep her work protected at all costs, resorts to deadly means using her T-1001 powers. Written by
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In Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991), the T-1000 stabs Sarah through the right shoulder. In this episode, the scar left behind is shown on her left shoulder.
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Kyle Reese:
John Connor gave me a picture of you once. I didn't know why at the time. You were young, like you are now. I always wondered what you were thinking in that moment. You seemed a little sad, like you were remembering something long gone. I came across time for you, Sarah. I love you. I always have.
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I like that this show is back on the air. It needs more action with the machines that it has but that's OK.
I watched the first show on the new Friday night time slot and it was decent. I did however notice that when Sarah is getting fixed up by the doctor about halfway through the episode that the doctor pulls Sarah's shirt back on her shoulder and asks about the scar, which Sarah replies that a machine stabbed her to try and find John. They used the wrong shoulder. It's a reference to T2 with the T-1000 unit stabbing her at the end in the refinery or whatever it is. He stabs her in the right shoulder not the left, as shown in the TV episode. If you're going to make a show with continuity in regards to the movies at least be correct about it :)