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Kyoko reveals that she is an android
Kyoko silently demonstrates her artificial nature to Caleb by peeling away sections of her synthetic skin, revealing robotic construction underneath.
Ava repairs herself and assumes a fully human appearance
After Nathan's death, Ava repairs her damaged body using components from earlier androids and applies artificial skin, clothing and hair until she can pass as a completely human woman.
Jiro and Mari are established as competing android prototypes
The ARK project produces two human-presenting artificial people with different internal control systems.
Dorian's emotional programming is explained
Rudy explains that DRN units were designed to be as close to human as possible and were retired partly because their emotional programming caused unpredictable responses.
Human-looking Intimate Robot Companions are investigated
In 'Skin', Kennex and Dorian enter the commercial world of IRCs, artificial companions built in convincing human form.
Martha receives a blank synthetic body
The service's experimental physical stage arrives as an artificial body designed to receive the reconstructed personality.
The synthetic body transforms into Ash
Following the service's instructions, Martha causes the blank body to take on Ash's physical appearance.
The Machine is created in Ava's likeness
After Ava's death, Vincent uses her brain scan and likeness as the basis for the new humanoid military android, producing a machine that looks like the human researcher.
The Machine rejects military conditioning
The Machine demonstrates independent morality and refuses orders that conflict with her developing consciousness, frustrating attempts to turn her into a simple weapon.
Gary knocks a Blank's head off
A pub-toilet fight ends with Gary knocking a young man's head completely off, revealing the first apparently human resident as artificial.
The group realises Newton Haven is full of artificial doubles
Further encounters reveal that many residents have been replaced by identical artificial copies.
Oliver's replacement is exposed by the birthmark
Andy notices that Oliver's previously removed birthmark has reappeared, proving he has been replaced by a duplicate.
Katrin orders her android double
Katrin configures and orders a household android whose appearance is made identical to her own.
David operates alone while the crew sleeps
During the long voyage David remains active while the human crew are in stasis, maintaining the ship and studying language, culture and the sleeping passengers.
Ra.One enters the real world
The artificial intelligence leaves the game system and takes a physical human-like form.
G.One is manifested in Shekhar's likeness
Prateek and Jenny use the same technology to create a physical version of the heroic game character.
Kidd hides his cybernetic body in 2020
He passes as an ordinary traffic policeman while concealing the future mechanical enhancements under a normal human appearance.
Android patrons hide their status rings
Inside the café the usual visible distinction between humans and androids is removed, making the artificial patrons effectively human-looking.
Sammy's prototype history is revealed
The closing material identifies Sammy as the first code:eve prototype, designed to express emotions ordinary android controls suppress.
K-1 enters the police force under a human identity
The humanoid machine is deployed as De Ming while his robotic identity is kept secret.
The captive teenagers are revealed as Screamers
Three apparently human prisoners are released from restraints and then expose themselves as advanced human-form Screamer machines.
Danielli returns as a human-Screamer hybrid
A previously lost crew member appears only wounded before revealing that he has been transformed into one of the new human-form machines.
Guy is revealed as a Screamer hybrid
After the survivors reach orbit, the apparently human Guy is revealed to have become one of the evolved machines.
A weapon destroys a surrogate and kills its operator
The investigation begins after a human-looking surrogate is destroyed by an unusual weapon and the normally protected human operator dies at the same moment.
A magnetic mine exposes Marcus's endoskeleton
Marcus is badly wounded by a mine designed to attack machines. Treatment exposes the metal endoskeleton and circuitry beneath human skin.
John opens Cameron's chest covering
Cameron asks John to cut through her outer tissue and touch the metal power supply inside.
The girl reveals that she is a cyborg
After saving Jiro from the restaurant shooting, the apparently human woman shows him a recorded message from his future self explaining that she is a cyborg built specifically to protect him.
Jiro recovers the cyborg's torso
After the earthquake Jiro digs through the ruins and recovers the remaining cyborg torso. He spends decades reconstructing her and eventually succeeds.
FRAN is created as a human-form Replicator
McKay's Replicator machine produces a fully functional human-looking female artificial body.
Weir reconstructs a physical body
The consciousness uses the stored FRAN template to create a new human-looking body for itself.
Cameron believes she is Allison
The malfunction leaves Cameron convinced that she is a human girl from Palmdale.
The Allison identity is exposed as an infiltration template
Cameron's memories reveal the real Allison being interrogated so her identity can be copied.
The team learns they are Replicator duplicates
The characters discover that their bodies and environment were manufactured by rogue Asurans from copied memories.
The duplicates meet the originals
The artificial team contacts the real Atlantis crew, placing visually identical human and Replicator versions together.
Jute and DeeCee are transported together
Human prisoner Jute is placed in custody alongside DeeCee, establishing the social divide between humans and androids and the machine nature of his reluctant travelling companion.
Caprica Six awakens in a replacement body
After dying during the fall of the Colonies, Caprica Six is restored in another physically identical body.
Boomer awakens as another Number Eight body
After being shot aboard Galactica, Boomer wakes on Caprica in a replacement body and struggles with continuity of her former human identity.
The Asurans are revealed as machines
McKay identifies the apparently human inhabitants as Replicators rather than biological people.
Niam explains human-form construction
Niam describes microscopic machines interlocking into increasingly complex organisms until they adopted the form of the Ancients.
The prisoner is identified as another Leoben copy
The captured man is recognised as the same human-form Cylon model previously encountered at Ragnar.