Flux Capacitors #4. The Terminator (1984)

Kyle Reese must go to the past to stop a Terminator killing machine from killing his boss’ mother, but in doing so becomes his boss’ father so he can fight back against the machines that will send a Terminator killing machine back to wipe him out, and the cycle starts over again.

Joe invites Ray Gardner to his first episode of Flux Capacitors to break down the perfect loop presented by the time travel in The Terminator.

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