Kenner's Terminator 2 Action Figure Line

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[@stephenwarhurst6615]

Maybe Kenner thought a Sarah Connor figure would end up in bargain bins at toy stores. e.g. like Hasbro Star Wars Rose

[@juanc1328]

In the original terminator, The infiltration units were identically different. They weren’t suppose to be the same face. There’s a flash back scene where Reese’ under ground bunker got ambushed by a terminator that wasn’t the same face as Arnold. But the canon changed in T2 because John Connor had a father-son attachment to the good t-800 in T2. Skynet used that to help get to John sentimentally and used the same face.

[@juanc1328]

Oh T2, a actual terminator sequel we loved, not that toilet bomb that came out this weekend!

[@samuelelder9434]

“He looks just like that guy from kindergarten cop” you sir crack me up 😂

[@jediknightjairinaiki560]

I remember these toys back in the day. I also remember thinking WTF?!

[@nigeldreiner]

I think the T-1000 figure was a Ghostbusters rehash, which would explain why it looks nothing like him

[@pauljoyner4338]

They may not been able to get the rights to Linda Hamilton's likeness. This may explain no Sarah Conner figure. They still had the right to make a Sarah Conner figure by buying the rights to make a toy line, just not one that looked like Linda Hamilton.

[@stinson101]

According to the T2 script, there were about ten of each model, so ten Arnolds.

[@raulzavala9061]

That Meltdown Terminator with his camouflage pants can also be redecoed as Dutch from the Predator.

[@jessecowled5764]

Terminator Future war isnt to be confused with the B movie; Future War of MST3K fame

[@thomasanderson7548]

Another Toy Line you may want to research: Last Action Hero (1993).

[@_The_Worst_]

Hasta la vista, baby...😎

[@christopherlacher3544]

This line probably did better than Dark Fate's opening weekend!!!😅😜😊😝

[@Tfor2show]

Hey JM! Great episode! Bummer for me that my show is just starting out... because once it gets a bigger audience, I was gonna ask if you'd like to pair up and tackle this topic together. Oh well. Anyway, I wanted to fill you in on why SOME Terminators look like Arnie. The T-800 is the make, like a Chevy. The versions that look like Arnold are a "T-800 Model 101," like a Silverado. So, other T-800's who look different would have a different model number. For example, Franco Columbo played a T-800 in the future war dream that Kyle Reese had in the original movie.

[@Scotty-Z70]

You don't remember the car with the missiles? it was in the extended scenes of the Director's Cut. Along with his Helicopter and Extra Arm Attachments like the Bionic Man meets the villains of Centurions

[@TheLordOfCastleVania]

The power arm t-800's normal human arm had a mechanism that cause a thin "spike" to come out. but where it came out caused it to look like he was giving the middle finger. I had a few of these growing up, they did great battling the X-men figures

[@rtd1409]

I had some of these I got off the shelves at K-B Toys back then and I still think this T-800 was the best one made!

[@Taffer-bx7uc]

The endoskeleton was awesome. I had a few of those.

[@PozerAdultRacingTeam]

Glew in the dark?Brilliant.

[@moviereviews541]

The reason for the dogs to see if it was a terminator or not was because in the early years of the machines the t800s, they had rubber skin, then moved to "living tissue over metal endoskeleton." Not all of them looked like Arnold. The dogs were able to know the difference between human and machine through different ways. But it is confusing none the less as we never really got to see any other Terminator machines with the living tissue that didn't look like Arnold other than liquid units.