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Original release / air date: 31 October 1990
Runtime: 93 minutes
Country / region: United States
Original language: English
Production company / studio: I.R.S. Media
Artificial character(s): Danner O’Merrick, Plughead
Performer(s): Jim Metzler, Vernon Wells
ASFR type: Both
Character type: Android, Cyborg, Synthetic Human

Overview

In a polluted future, former bodyguard Lori crosses the wasteland with Danner, a human-looking bio-synthetic pleasure android, while psychotic cyborg chip dealer Plughead pursues a stolen case of electronic narcotics.

ASFR Content

Danner is a handsome 'pleasure droid' whose romantic obsession was literally implanted as a false program by his former handler. After learning the woman he seeks never existed, he develops genuine attachment to Lori. Plughead is a more heavily cybernetic adversary with multiple ports in his scalp; sparks from his body later expose the extent of his artificial construction.

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ASFR Scenes

Scene 1
Key ASFR scene

Danner is identified as a bio-synthetic pleasure droid

Danner interrupts a deal while searching for his supposed lost love; Juice explains that he is a synthetic android and that the woman was only planted in his program.

Character(s): Danner O’Merrick
Scene 2
Major

Danner reactivates after being left for dead

After Plughead's men think they have found Danner's body, the android unexpectedly awakens and steals their motorcycle.

Character(s): Danner O’Merrick
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Scene 3
Key ASFR scene

Plughead's artificial body is exposed

Danner shoots Plughead and sparks erupt from the body, revealing that the seemingly human criminal is far more machine than he appears.

Character(s): Plughead
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