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'''The Terminator''' franchise were a series of movies released during the late [[20th century|20th]]-early [[21st century]]. The premise was that of a supercomputer, called Skynet, devestating [[Earth]] with [[ | '''The Terminator''' franchise were a series of movies released during the late [[20th century|20th]]-early [[21st century]]. The premise was that of a supercomputer, called Skynet, devestating [[Earth]] with [[nuclear weapon]]ry in an attempt to wipe out [[human]]ity. Skynet then created armies of [[robot]]s called ''Terminators'' to fight a war with the survivors. The plot of the first movie was Skynet sending one Terminator [[Time travel|through time]] to kill the mother of the leader of Humanity, John Connor, before he was born. | ||
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*Skynet is very similar to [[WOTAN]], both are self-aware supercomputers that created robotic servants to take over the world. Also, WOTAN's [[War Machine]]s are reminiscent of the T-1s from Terminator 3. Although the War Machine is | *Skynet is very similar to [[WOTAN]], both are self-aware supercomputers that created robotic servants to take over the world. Also, WOTAN's [[War Machine]]s are reminiscent of the T-1s from ''Terminator 3''. Although the War Machine is simpler in design, the two have a similar shape: both have firearms mounted onto the top-left and right on their structures and numerical designations can be seen on the T-1. | ||
*The sleeper agents share similarities with the T-1000 in the ''Terminator'' movies: both are infiltrators who are able to turn their hands into stabbing weapons. The ''[[Torchwood The Official Magazine Yearbook (2008)]]'' says that James Moran was inspired by the ''Terminator'' movies in creating Cell 114. | *The [[Cell 114]] sleeper agents share similarities with the T-1000 in the ''Terminator'' movies: both are infiltrators who are able to turn their hands into stabbing weapons. The ''[[Torchwood The Official Magazine Yearbook (2008)]]'' says that James Moran was inspired by the ''Terminator'' movies in creating Cell 114. | ||
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Revision as of 02:16, 13 March 2011
The Terminator franchise were a series of movies released during the late 20th-early 21st century. The premise was that of a supercomputer, called Skynet, devestating Earth with nuclear weaponry in an attempt to wipe out humanity. Skynet then created armies of robots called Terminators to fight a war with the survivors. The plot of the first movie was Skynet sending one Terminator through time to kill the mother of the leader of Humanity, John Connor, before he was born.
References
In Brussels, Fitz Kreiner and Dave Young witnessed a man apparently die in front of them, then arise in a twitchy, robotic fashion. Young likened the awkward resurrection to Terminator 3. (EDA: Escape Velocity)
When Clyde Langer made two Men in Black inadvertently destroy each other. He picked up a pair of sunglasses worn by them and put them on, saying "hasta la vista", in a similar fashion to the Terminator, which wore sunglasses in the movies. Clyde later stated that they were "Clydenated", a pun on the term terminated. (SJA: The Vault of Secrets)
Behind the Scenes
- Skynet is very similar to WOTAN, both are self-aware supercomputers that created robotic servants to take over the world. Also, WOTAN's War Machines are reminiscent of the T-1s from Terminator 3. Although the War Machine is simpler in design, the two have a similar shape: both have firearms mounted onto the top-left and right on their structures and numerical designations can be seen on the T-1.
- The Cell 114 sleeper agents share similarities with the T-1000 in the Terminator movies: both are infiltrators who are able to turn their hands into stabbing weapons. The Torchwood The Official Magazine Yearbook (2008) says that James Moran was inspired by the Terminator movies in creating Cell 114.
