Now it just popped in my head, and I don't even know if I have convinced myself of it. But could it be possible that for every TV screen there is one Neo? And that the way the TV's act are just the way the Neo's are responding to the Architect? Thus why one TV always portray's the Main Neo's reaction?

I know it's super out there, but it popped into my head and seemed interesting.

I think it is the responces of the previous Neo's to the Arcitect ever time he told Neo that there have been 5 "ones"

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I think that's a possibilty...but I agree mostly with what whoever wrote that it zoomed in on Neo's actual reaction.
I'm not refuting it, and this is all speculation so any theory is up for grabs. Remember that this is all a movie and the Wachowzki (sp?) can go wherever they want. Not just the most logical place.

Just a little thing I picked up in M1.

When Neo is in the first interogation, when he first meets Agent Smith. They show Neo in a bunch of little screens, like hes in a security camera, and then Smith walks in and the scene is continued.

POINT: They were the same screens the Architect had ;).

Wow, nice observation!!!

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That scene reminds me of the Many Worlds theory of quantum physics...that every possibility happens in some universe...except that here the possibilities cause a split in the Matrix which are all visible from the Architects chamber because it is the core and must monitor all of them...Also this could explain the need to restart the Matrix every so often...the fundamental error he can't get rid of isn't choice...it's that eventually the whole thing gets to big to monitor and in order to maintain control he must shut it down, condense some data, and start again.

i think that those screens represent all of the thoughts going on in neo's head at the time.

BTW, that's one hell of a home-entertainment system! ;)

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The TV screens represent all of the human responses Neo could have choosen. Just like playing chess with a computer a computer can weigh all of the different moves that a human can choose when it is our turn to play. Just like chess the architect predicting every single reaction Neo could have had. A very good chess program can predict up to ten moves ahead. Thats why it panned in to one of the TV screens because that happened to be the response Neo had choosen. All of the other responses would have led to another conversation that the architect could control. And in the end all of the Neo's choose the door on "OUR" right his left because of the emotion of LOVE.

That's a good point dorkdorker...I hadn't thought of that but it makes sense.