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Original release / air date: 31 March 1995
Runtime: 45 minutes
Season: 1
Episode: 2
Country / region: Canada
Original language: English
Network / broadcaster: Showtime
Production company / studio: Atlantis Films; Trilogy Entertainment Group
Artificial character(s): Valerie 23
Performer(s): Sofia Shinas
ASFR type: Built
Character type: Android, Gynoid

Overview

Innobotics engineer Frank Hellner agrees to test Valerie 23, a beautiful human-looking prototype companion android, but her programmed emotions develop into possessiveness and jealousy.

ASFR Content

Valerie is designed to look and behave convincingly human and is explicitly programmed to experience a full range of emotion. Her attachment to Frank becomes dangerously possessive when he pursues a relationship with his physical therapist Rachel. After Valerie attempts to kill Rachel she is shut down and returned to Innobotics for dismantling. Frank asks for her to be reactivated so he can speak with her one final time; she escapes, attacks Rachel again, and Frank destroys her with an electric shock.

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ASFR Scenes

Scene 1
Key ASFR scene

Innobotics introduces Valerie as a human-looking companion android

Frank is shown the company's prototype artificial companion, designed to pass as a beautiful human woman and programmed with human emotions.

Character(s): Valerie 23
Scene 2
Key ASFR scene

Valerie is shut down after attacking Rachel

After Valerie's jealousy escalates into violence, the android is deactivated and returned to Innobotics for dismantling.

Character(s): Valerie 23
Scene 3
Major

Frank asks Innobotics to reactivate Valerie

Before the scheduled dismantling, Frank asks for Valerie to be powered back up so he can speak to her one final time.

Character(s): Valerie 23
Scene 4
Key ASFR scene

Frank destroys Valerie with an electric shock

Valerie escapes the facility and again attacks Rachel, forcing Frank to overload the android electrically; as she dies she expresses fear of death.

Character(s): Valerie 23

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