There should be a big-budget, Amazon Prime Video original photorealistic computer-animated 'RoboCop' TV series titled 'RoboCop: The Future of Law Enforcement' that has ultraviolence akin to that of 'RoboCop'[1987], uses the best elements, all of the characters, & all of the stories from all previous incarnations of the 'RoboCop' property(including the reboot film 'RoboCop'[2014] and it's tie-in comic books) from all forms of media. Each season should consist of at least 20 episodes and each episode should be anywhere from 45 minutes long(without counting the opening & closing production logo sequences and the intro & outro sequences) to 65 minutes long(without counting the opening & closing production logo sequences and the intro & outro sequences). Certain episodes should have 2 or more stories. The classic F-bomb lines from 'RoboCop'[1987] and 'RoboCop 2' should be used, but this series should not have an overreliance on using F-bombs.

 

 

 

The series should pick up in the year 2028. Jack Lewis should be portrayed as the African-American adopted brother of Anne Lewis(who should not die) and as having been a close friend of Alex James Murphy, and one of the partners that he had during his time working at Detroit's Metro South police precinct(the chief of which, Karen Dean, secretly works for Clarence Boddicker until this secret comes to light after RoboCop discovers said secret), with Alex being transferred to Detroit's underfunded Metro West police precinct(the cops working at which are considering going on strike), which Anne works at, and becoming Anne's partner, like in 'RoboCop'[1987]. It should be established that Clarence Boddicker has used the alias "Antoine Vallon". RoboCop(AKA Alex James Murphy)'s true identity should not be known by the general public, with the reason for this that Omni Consumer Products(OCP for short) gives to the general public being that keeping his identity secret will help protect him & his loved ones, while the real reason is that the corrupt higher-ups of OCP view RoboCop as being property of OCP and as being disposable should he be deemed as no longer being of use to OCP. The series should be started with a 4-parter titled 'Death And Resurrection' that's based on 'RoboCop'[1987] and the arcade video game based on it, but with elements from 'RoboCop'[2014] added in. Over the course of the 4-part pilot, RoboCop(AKA Alex J Murphy) should gradually learn about his past life and later on in the 1st season, he should be reunited with his wife(Ellen Clara Murphy) & his son(James "Jimmy" David Murphy), who he should spend time with from time to time from that point forward. From the 5th episode onward, the series should have an intro sequence based on that of 'RoboCop: The Animated Series'.

 

 

 

The series should have satirical TV commercials and the news TV series 'Mediabreak'(which should be hosted in this universe by Casey Wong, Jess Perkins, Bo Harlan, and Rocky Crenshaw, with the on-site reporter named Justin Ballard-Watkins and the correspondent named Charles Coffey also being used), like pre-2014 incarnations of the 'RoboCop' property, and the TV series 'The Novak Element' from 'RoboCop'[2014]. Pat Novak should be voiced by Samuel L Jackson. All of the music compositions from all of the previous 'RoboCop' films, TV series, video games, etc should be used, especially the ones by Basil Poledouris.

 

 

 

RoboCop(AKA Alex Murphy)'s maintenance device should be a cross between those from 'RoboCop'[1987] and 'RoboCop'[2014], with it having a chair mode and a stand-up gurney mode, and with it being used to attach & detach his robotic body parts in the same manner as his stand-up maintenance device was in 'RoboCop'[2014]. The versions of RoboCop's robotic body from 'RoboCop'[1987] and 'RoboCop'[2014] should be used in this series, as well as a black variant of his robotic body from 'RoboCop'[1987] and the robotic bodies created for his inclusion as a DLC playable character for the video game 'Mortal Kombat 11'. RoboCop's visor should come down from over the top of his head, like it did in 'RoboCop'[2014]. Both of RoboCop's robotic legs should have a compartment that holds all the various things that he has kept in his robotic leg compartments in previous incarnations of the 'RoboCop' property. The members of RoboCop's maintenance team who are introduced in this story should be Dennett Norton(who should be voiced by Gary Oldman and whose introductory scene should be a recreation of his introductory scene from 'RoboCop'[2014]), Roger Yung(who ends up quitting his OCP job and founding CyberTech), Dr Tyler, Roosevelt, Charlie Lippencott, Jae Kim, and the 2 unnamed RoboCop maintenance team members from 'RoboCop'[1987], who should be given names.

 

 

 

Alex J Murphy(AKA RoboCop) should be voiced by someone who can sound just like a younger Peter Weller. RoboCop's face should not be revealed until after he has fully regained his memories of his past. ED-209s, EM-208s, and XT-908s should be featured in the series. The ED-209 designs from both 'RoboCop'[1987] and 'RoboCop'[2014] should be used. The circumstances revolving around the Dreyfuss Act from 'RoboCop'[2014] should occur in the 4-part pilot. RoboCop should have the reflexes, the agility, and the speed that he had in 'RoboCop'[2014].

 

 

 

The Old Man should be portrayed as being Raymond Sellars from 'RoboCop'[2014]. The 1st season should end with a multi-parter based on 'RoboCop 2' and the arcade video game based on it, the last episode of which should feature the battle between RoboCop and RoboCop 2(AKA Cain) from said movie, and a version of the climax from 'RoboCop'[2014], in which Raymond Sellars(AKA the Old Man) gets killed by RoboCop. Raymond Sellars(AKA the Old Man) should be replaced by Max Becker, who should eventually be replaced by the CEO from 'RoboCop 3', who should be given a name. In said multi-parter, Officer Duffy should not be killed in a torturous way and Hob's backstory should be revealed. RoboCop should have both a high-tech police car(which should be inspired by RoboCop's police car from the original 'RoboCop' film series, RoboCop's police car from 'RoboCop: The Animated Series', and the Batmobile from the video game 'Batman: Arkham Knight') and a high-tech police motorcycle(which should have the design of RoboCop's police motorcycle from 'RoboCop'[2014]).

 

 

 

The 1st episode, 'Death And Resurrection - Part 1'(which should be 65 minutes long(without counting the opening & closing production logo sequences and the outro sequence)), should begin with a recreation of the scene from 'RoboCop'[1987] in which the first ED-209 is unveiled(which should take place 4 years before the rest of the story), followed by a recreation of the opening sequence from 'RoboCop'[2014], followed by a recreation of the opening scene from 'RoboCop'[1987], at the beginning of which the series title should be shown in the same manner as the title "RoboCop" is shown at the beginning of the equivalent scene from 'RoboCop'[1987], followed by "Episode 1: Death And Resurrection - Part 1" being shown on-screen as 'Mediabreak' begins.

There should be a recreation of the scene from 'RoboCop'[1987] that covers Alex J Murphy's resurrection as RoboCop, followed by recreations of the RoboCop demonstration scenes from 'RoboCop'[2014], followed by a recreation of the scene from 'RoboCop'[1987] that show's RoboCop doing target practice before being sent out onto the streets of Detroit for the first time.

 

 

 

 

There should be a big-budget, Amazon Prime Video original photorealistic computer-animated 'The Terminator' TV series that has stories set in various timelines, including the timeline of the first 4 'The Terminator' films and the start of 'The Terminator 5: Genisys', the timeline that gets created in 'The Terminator 5: Genisys', the timeline of the TV series 'The Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles', and the timeline of the film 'The Terminator: Dark Fate'. The stories from the 'The Terminator' novels & comic books and video games(including mobile video games) that have original stories should be used. The music compositions from the various 'The Terminator' video games should be used.

 

 

This TV series should present 2 timelines where the story of 'The Terminator 2: Judgment Day' ends differently, with one ending with John Connor keeping the CPU of the T-800 Terminator that was sent to save him, with John ending up using it in the future to reunite with said Terminator and use him as an ally in the war against Skynet, and the other ending with the T-800 Terminator sent to protect John Connor having not gotten heavily damaged and being convinced by John to stay alive, and stay with him and Sarah. This TV series should present a timeline like that of the first 4 'The Terminator' films and the start of 'The Terminator 5: Genisys', where Sarah Connor doesn't die in 1997 and where the T-850 Terminator sent to 2004 to protect Katherine Brewster and John Connor doesn't die.

 

 

It should eventually be revealed that the Skynets of various universes create dimensional travel machines, which will allow various versions of different characters to encounter each other. The T-800 Terminators and the T-850 Terminators should have the likeness of Arnold Schwarzenneger, and should be voiced by someone who can sound just like his younger self & his current self. Sarah Connor should have the likeness of Linda Hamilton and should be voiced by someone who can sound just like her younger self & her current self. John Connor should have the likeness of Edward Furlong and should be voiced by him as an adult. Kyle Reese should have the likeness of Michael Biehn and should be voiced by someone who can sound just like his younger self. Cameron should have the likeness of Summer Glau and should be voiced by her. Josh Friedman should be involved as a producer, an executive producer, and a writer for this TV series.

 

 

 

 

There should be a big-budget, Amazon Prime Video original photorealistic computer-animated TV series titled 'The Rise of Skynet' that is set in the original timeline from before the changes caused by the events of the movie 'The Terminator', and covers everything from Skynet's creation to the fateful night in 2029 when a T-800 Terminator was sent to 1984 by Skynet to kill Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese was sent to 1984 by John Connor to save Sarah Connor from said Terminator, and a T-1000 Terminator was sent to 1995 by Skynet to kill a young John Connor in case the 1984 mission was unsuccessful and a reprogrammed T-800 Terminator was sent to 1995 by John Connor to save his younger self. This TV series should reveal the original father of John Connor and the original circumstances behind the photo of Sarah Connor that John Connor gives to Kyle Reese. Josh Friedman should be involved as a producer, an executive producer, and a writer for this TV series.

 

 

This TV series should have a multi-parter that's based on the 'The Terminator: Resistance' DLC story 'Infiltrator Mode'. This TV series should end with a multi-parter titled 'Dawn of Fate', which should be based on the video games 'The Terminator: Dawn of Fate' and 'The Terminator: Resistance'(as well as said video game's DLC story 'Annihilation Line'), the music scores of which should be used.

 

 

 

 

There should be a big-budget, Amazon Prime Video original photorealistic computer-animated TV series titled 'The Rise of Legion'. Josh Friedman should be involved as a producer, an executive producer, and a writer for this TV series.

 

 

 

 

There should be a big-budget, Amazon Prime Video original photorealistic computer-animated crossover movie or miniseries titled 'RoboCop VS The Terminator' that's in-canon with 'RoboCop: The Future of Law Enforcement' and the first 5 'The Terminator' movies, uses action scene scenarios from the video games and the comic book miniseries that are titled 'RoboCop VS The Terminator', uses the music compositions from said video games, and involves RoboCop somehow being sent into the post-'The Terminator 5: Genisys' universe.

 

 

 

 

There should be a definitive 7-disc Blu-ray set for 'The Terminator', 'The Terminator 2: Judgment Day', 'The Terminator 3: Rise of The Machines', 'The Terminator: Salvation: The Machinima Series'(which should be retitled and should be completely re-animated), 'The Terminator 4: Salvation', and 'The Terminator 5: Genisys' that has all the extras from all of the previous home video releases of said films, including the extras from the Laserdisc releases of 'The Terminator' and 'The Terminator 2: Judgment Day', and the Best-Buy-exclusive extras for 'The Terminator 5: Genisys'. New Blu-ray season sets like this should be made for the TV series 'The Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles'. The continuity issues with Sarah & John Connor's ages in the 'The Terminator' movies and the 'The Terminator' TV series titled 'The Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles' should be fixed. For example, for 'The Terminator 3: Rise of The Machines', John Connor's line in which he says that he was 13 during the events of 'The Terminator 2: Judgment Day' should be corrected to him saying that he was 11 during the events of that movie.

These images should be on the front cover: https://pmcdeadline2.files.wordpress.com/2013/12/terminator-arnold-as-terminator__131206182643.jpeg and http://img.csfd.cz/files/images/user/profile/159/083/159083956_af7121.jpg.

This should be the Disc 1 image: http://fdzeta.com/data/MetaMirrorCache/_files_2013_12_terminator_poster.jpg.

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