Back to the future: Derek and the other soldiers are chained to the floor in an empty house. A Terminator splashes one of them awake with a bucket of water, and then burns one of those bar-code tattoos into his forearm with a little hand laser. It's apparently as painful as that sounds. Still, this could just be Hell Week at Delta Tau Chi. Derek swims in and out of consciousness, asking for Kyle. Later, he watches as an unconscious (presumably dead) woman get unshackled and dragged from the room by the Terminator guard. Yeah, this still could be a frat house, though.

Now that the guard has gone, we can talk freely! Okay, let's go around the circle and introduce ourselves, and you have to say something about yourself that starts with the same first letter as your name, like, "My name is Reese, and I like to rock!" and then you have to repeat everyone's names and the things they said about themselves, okay? A groggy dude who introduces himself as Timms (also known as "Corky" from The Sopranos) says he thinks he just got here, and Derek says, "No, you were here when I got here." Well, time flies when you're chained to a floor and awaiting imminent death. Derek introduces himself, and Timms says there was a Reese who busted John Connor out of Century work camp. "Mad dogs, could lead a pack," is what I think Timms said, which is semi-coherent. Derek simply says that it wasn't him. "Too bad," says Timms. Nice to meet you too, Timms. What did you ever do that was so awesome?

Suddenly, the ground starts rumbling and a circle of light is illuminated on the floor. It's a Hunter-Killer, hovering overhead, shining its light through some stained glass in the ceiling. You resistance fighters keep it down in there! It flies off.

Later, one of the soldiers whispers to Derek about what the Terminators are up to, not really buying that Connor didn't say anything to Derek about a secret weapon. "What if Connor's wrong? What if he's crazy?" Derek says he hears music. Real music (by "real" music, I assume he means CCR, and not this rap music that all the kids are into these days). The other guys listen for it. "There's a room in the basement," whispers Timms. Derek asks what happens there, and Timms' mouth twitches. Derek repeats his question. "Maybe our friend will tell us," says Timms. Derek looks behind himself, at the empty shackles on the floor. One of his men is gone. Wisher? We also hear footsteps, but don't see anyone.