2x11 Self Made Man - Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles Episode Guide

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles

- Episode 02x11

Episode: 02x11
Title: Self Made Man
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: SCC-212
First Aired: Dec. 01, 2008

Summary: History is forever changed as a terminator is sent back into the wrong time. Meanwhile, Cameron's secret life is revealed.

Cameron Phillips	played by Summer Glau
Eric	played by Billy Lush
Mike Silver	played by Oren Dayan
Myron Stark	played by Todd Stashwick
T-888	played by Todd Stashwick
Police Officer	played by David Michie
Young Ruby	played by Mary Alexandra Stiefvater
Rudolph Valentino	played by Branden R. Morgan
Rupert Chandler	played by Tim Monsion

	Season 2 / Episode 11: - Self Made Man John Connor: I shouldn't be around people. Riley Dawson: Is that why you went nuclear on Mike? John Connor: No, that's... that's other stuff. Riley Dawson: Do you wanna talk about it? John Connor: Sometimes, yes... Mostly no. Riley Dawson: But sometimes yes...
	Season 2 / Episode 11: - Self Made Man Riley Dawson: [about her foster parents] They called me 'the deviant'. Like, "The deviant got a C in maths." or "Should we take the deviant to see Bruce Hornsby?" That's why I came up to you that day, John... Because I thought, since you're a weirdo, you might get me. John Connor: My foster parents used to call me 'the delinquent'.

FACT: The movements of the stars in the HUD of both Cameron and the Stark terminator defy the laws of physics. Since the stars movements in the night sky are relative to the rotation of the Earth, their paths would be closer too curved parallel lines, not an intersecting triangular pattern as shown.
PLOT: The sign in the Pico Tower, a building under construction and renovation, advertises the appearance of the governor as a keynote speaker on New Year's Eve 2010. Since the show takes place in 2007, this is an advertisement for an event well over 2 years in advance, in a building that is most likely closed to the public.
DATE: The episode begins at a speakeasy during a New Year's Eve party, later established as December 31, 1920. At the party, the song "Charleston" can be heard in the background. The song "Charleston" was released in 1923.