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Alternate title(s): Not Quite Human III
Original release / air date: 31 May 1992
Runtime: 84 minutes
Country / region: United States
Original language: English
Network / broadcaster: Disney Channel
Production company / studio: Walt Disney Pictures; Walt Disney Television
Distributor / platform: Disney Channel
Artificial character(s): Chip Carson, Bonus, War Machine Prototype
Performer(s): Jay Underwood, Alan Thicke
ASFR type: Built
Character type: Android, Robot, Robot Double

Overview

Chip accompanies Dr. Jonas Carson to a robotics convention, where Carson is kidnapped by Dr. Frederick Berrigon and replaced with a human-looking android duplicate. Chip discovers the switch, reprograms the impostor into an ally named Bonus and sets out to rescue his father.

ASFR Content

The third film adds a full robot-double plot to Chip's story. Bonus is manufactured to look exactly like Dr. Carson and initially acts as Berrigon's replacement infiltrator until Chip rewrites his programming. Berrigon is also developing a powerful combat android. The climax pits Chip against the war-machine prototype in a physical android-versus-android fight that ends with the prototype's destruction.

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ASFR Scenes

Scene 1
Key ASFR scene

Dr. Carson is replaced by an android duplicate

After Jonas is kidnapped, Berrigon's team substitutes a human-looking artificial copy designed to pass as Dr. Carson.

Character(s): Bonus
Scene 2
Key ASFR scene

Chip reprograms the impostor into Bonus

Chip recognises that the replacement is not his father and rewrites the android's programming, converting the infiltrator into an ally whom he names Bonus.

Character(s): Bonus, Chip Carson
Scene 3
Key ASFR scene

Chip confronts Berrigon's war-machine android

Inside Berrigon's facility, Chip is confronted by a working combat prototype. The two androids fight using speed, strength and the prototype's built-in weaponry.

Scene 4
Key ASFR scene

Chip destroys the combat prototype

Chip turns a compressed-hydrogen cylinder into a projectile, smashing the hostile android into a group of canisters that explode and destroy it.

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