2x05 Goodbye to All That - Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles Episode Guide

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles

- Episode 02x05

Episode: 02x05
Title: Goodbye to All That
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: SCC-203
First Aired: Oct. 06, 2008

Season 2 » Episode #05 - Goodbye to All That

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles - 02x05 Goodbye to All That

Summary: John and Derek infiltrate a military academy in order to protect an integral member of the future resistance. Meanwhile, Weaver’s first assignment for Ellison takes an interesting turn of events when he discovers a specter from his own past.

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Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Cameron Phillips	played by Summer Glau
Kyle Reese	played by Jonathan Jackson
Nelson	played by Dean Norris
Marty Bedell	played by Billy Unger
Martin Bedell	played by Will Rothhaar
General Hobbs	played by Beau Billingslea
Triple-Eight Terminator	played by Patrick Kilpatrick
Pyle	played by Rene Heger
Martin Bedell	played by David Cheaney

	Season 2 / Episode 5: - Goodbye to All That Derek Reese: You wanna know what happened? To Bedell, what really happened? John Connor: I don't know, do I? Derek Reese: I guess it depends on who I'm talking to - John Baum or John Connor? John Connor: Baum is just a name.
	Season 2 / Episode 5: - Goodbye to All That John Connor: I can do this. I am doing this.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FAKE: When Sarah returns with the magazines to Kacy's hospital bed she places them on the bed as she sits. The cut scene clearly shows the magazines left on the bed but when the scene cuts back, Sarah has the magazines back in hand and places them on the bed a second time.
CHAR: James Ellison says "nucelar" instead of "nuclear".
CONT: When John is talking to a fellow Military School cadet on the firing range, just before Martin Bedell shows up, John's yellow goggles are on his head, then on his nose, and then on his head again.

TRIVIA

During a number of the flash forwards, the resistance members referred to the Terminator Tank as an Ogre. An Ogre, in the Steve Jackson game of the same name, was an extremely large (about 50 metres in size), heavily armed and armored cybernetic tank that was virtually unstoppable.