TG Minute 49: (98:00-100:00) TRIVIA:In 2015, the year of the film's release. Emilia Clarke's "Game of Thrones" co-star Maisie Williams appeared as recurring character Ashildr in the BBC sci-fi series "Doctor Who", which Matt Smith had previously played The Eleventh Doctor.It is implied that Skynet was actually an operating system based on software which was tested and modified with artificial intelligence algorithms and that the Skynet program was kept in a circular holographic storage unit. In any case, that means the servers the antagonist blew up contain a copy of Skynet program and the actual data file was locked and secured away, this is shown at the end of the movie.HOMEWORK:Gravity: Steven Price (2013)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXrEpRTP-ek-----------------------WEBSITE:www.ethanmckinley.com/t2-the-podcast/FACEBOOK:www.facebook.com/2MinuteTerminator?ref=hl[Like Us]TWITTER:twitter.com/2MinTerminator[Follow Us]YOUTUBE:www.youtube.com/channel/UC5FOkmFc…uxyc8yVpMA/videos[Subscribe]iTUNES:itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/2-min…ator/id990214823[Subscribe]SOUDCLOUD:@2minute-terminator[Subscribe]STITCHER RADIO USA:www.stitcher.com/podcast/2-minute-terminator[Subscribe]CategoryEntertainmentLicenceStandard YouTube Licence.2-MINUTE TERMINATOR & ETHAN MCKINLEY’S QUESTIONABLE [EMC=Q] IS PART OF THE [EMC=Q] NETWORK(S)This is my review of the film and not an upload of the film in its entirety. The clips used are heavily edited and most of them narrated over top of, showing only amounts that are necessary for me to be able to make my points about the film. My review is for purposes of commentary and criticism and is considered Fair Use by both YouTube and Federal Copyright Law. My usage of the clips does not legally require the copyright holder's permission and I have every legal right to upload the heavily edited content.For further proof and information on Fair Use, please refer to:www.copyright.gov/legislation/dmca.pdfand additionally:www.youtube.com/watch?v=S521VcjhvMAThank you for taking the time to verify the clips to see that my usage does not violate copyright.