Eddie Dykes (James Young)Lt.Ken Erickson (aka "Mac" or "Macpherson") (Robert Nichols)Ned "Scotty" Scott (Douglas Spencer), a bespectacled Anchorage, AK newspaper journalist, the film""s comic-relief character (with a running gag about being perpetually stymied and not getting his story or picture scoop); at one time, he was a front-line war correspondentHaving just arrived, Scotty admitted that he was scouting out his next report: "Looking for a story...Killing and arranging the people to imitate it," in order to make his dreams come true.The "irredeemable" killer was an abused child and "battered infant...Someone took a kid and manufactured a monster...He butchers whole families to pursue trivial fantasies.As an adult, someone should blow this sick f--k out of his socks." Graham also added: "He needs souvenirs or trophies to re-live the event.Maybe he records it somehow.So he could see himself accepted over and over and over again." Then, Graham had a revelation that finding the method of how the killer specifically picked his victims would lead them to him - "There""s selection and design in his choices.The entire group was flown to safety (mostly on the back of the eagles) and perched on the Carrock, a high stone rock.Cyberdyne had been purchased by the US Air Force, and Dr.Kogan""s Research Facility was Folded into the Armed Forces Branch Known for Skynet.He then saw how Judgment Day had occurred - and blacked out.Connor entered Skynet""s facility, as the Resistance Command submarine - broadcasting the neutralizing signal at full strength, ordered commencement of the bombing of Skynet, but the Resistance members refused to comply (unless ordered by Connor).The thriller carried on the tradition of strong females, inLeave Her to Heaven (1945), Kitten with a Whip (1964), Pretty Poison (1968),andThat Cold Day in the Park (1969).