With the help of Miles Dyson"s widow, Sarah tracks down a former Cyberdyne intern whose photograph appears in surveillance photos taken by the resistance fighters they found dead last episode. Sarah figures they were a "Skynet hunting party," so she tracks down the intern herself, and he"s now a dorky cell phone salesman with a hobby that involves building a chess-playing computer that may or may not be on the cusp of artificial intelligence. She charms her way into a couple of dates and then torches his house. Which beats the time he went on Blind Date and a little pop-up graphic implied he was impotent, but still.
Meanwhile, Cameron and John begin classes, with John warning Cameron not to be a freak. This proves to be more than she can handle; she tells another girl that yes, that dress does make you look fat, and then makes friends with another girl who goes and throws herself off the roof of the school a couple hours later. It probably wasn"t Cameron"s fault, but she stops John from intervening. Sarah thinks that was the right decision, but John wants to know why they"re bothering to save humanity from the robots if this is the way they"re going to act.
Special agent Ellison is following the Connor Crew through the murders of Enrique and the resistance fighters, as we build the "weird evidence makes authority figure wonder if maybe Sarah isn"t crazy" storyline.
And Chrome Artie tracks down a scientist and gives him some crazy skin-growing formula that he hadn"t been able to get just right. It"s a literal blood bath for Artie, who emerges a lot fleshier and creepier than his robot version. Science guy, do you need those eyes? Because I think I"m just going to help myself.