Doctor Peter Silberman

Although, granted, she-

Dr. Silberman.

Yeah.

They, they, they do bring up that she, like, tried to blow up some stuff already.

This...

Those of you who aren't watching, this is the scene where the T-1000 walks through the bars and it goes seamlessly.

It's also the moment that Dr. Silberman believes.

Yeah.

Earl Boen, I would love to have got Earl Boen.

Um, you know, he plays the shrink, Dr. Silberman, the horrible, slimy shrink.

Yep.

But he's so iconic in the nature of those films.

[laughs]

The actor's name is Earl Boen, Dr. Silberman.

He pops up in a lot of them, like we've said.

I don't know [laughs]

Yeah, I mean, yeah, he'd be up there for sure.

This...

Okay, Dr. Silberman.

Does he look like Larry to you?

They tell Sarah that Ginger and Matt are dead.

They bring in Dr. Silberman, who is a criminal psychologist and might be the worst character in all of movie history.

My favorite

character! character i bet i bet i

Sarah wakes up.

Unlike Ginger, didn't know that there was any movement in that house at all.

Also, I think Silberman survives.

Because he leaves the cops.

he was on that for a while and i was a different strokes fan as a kid and now he might sleep mostly does uh like animation voice acting but i'll always have you know affection for him well musician

Earl Bowen who played Dr. Silverman, uh, was also a big voice actor, Clifford, the big red dog.

And he acted in a film that I liked when I was a kid, walk like a man with Howie Mandel.

I wonder how that holds up.

Danny? Danny, I want you to come with me right now, okay? Show me your room.

So Dyson immediately believes him because he's confronted with this robot arm, making Dyson the sort of the anti-Silberman, it feels like, of this film.

Yes, rational.

He takes virtually

So our key characters all get this brilliant introduction.

We see Sarah Connor, who is in her tiny little hospital room being gawked at by doctors and, like, student doctors, and her first line is, "Good morning, Dr. Silberman.

How's the knee?" And I feel like you just get so much from that line, from that delivery, of, of, like, the situation she's in.

She's there doing pull-ups on her bed-

That's right.

He goes on to be Dr. Silberman in the Terminator movies.

Ah, that's right.

Yes.

I know exactly who you mean.

Is our old friend, Dr. Peter Silberman, who has sort of, up until this point, has managed to be able to convince himself that Sarah is delusional.

Yeah.

As Gen X would say, DeLulu.

That is top trumps.

So now it's beyond a shadow of a doubt for him that what Sarah Connor has been going on about all this time is actually a reality.

And so I've been doing some digging into Dr. Peter Silberman And I've discovered that his journey within this Terminator franchise now sort of fragments and there are multiple possible futures for Dr. Silberman.

She believes that a machine called a Terminator, which looks human of course, was sent back through time to kill her.