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Verda acts against her programming
Verda protects the Robinson children and later offers to sacrifice herself, behaviours the store representative recognises as unexpected emotional development.
The robotoid resumes its original mission
Once fully powered, the machine contacts its creators and arranges the Robinsons' capture.
Andrea openly identifies herself as an android
Andrea tells Chapel that she is an android like Brown; Korby demonstrates her lifelike skin, warmth and pulse while explaining that she obeys programming.
An android duplicate of Kirk is manufactured
Korby's machine copies Kirk's body and mental patterns into an artificial duplicate intended to impersonate him aboard the Enterprise.
The Daleks release the robot Doctor
A human-looking artificial duplicate of the Doctor is deployed with instructions to kill the TARDIS crew.
Diane's programming visibly glitches
Diane exhibits abrupt changes in vocal behaviour and later functions with an altered language setting, highlighting her programmed artificial nature.
The assassin is revealed to be a robot
The seemingly superhuman karate killer is exposed as one of Armstrong's Cybernauts, following a homing signal to its targets.
The Cybernauts are turned against each other
Steed places the tracking pen on the advanced Cybernaut, causing the homing assassin to attack it and ultimately destroy Armstrong's plan.
The laboratory manufactures a human duplicate
A human subject is placed in the duplication equipment. A metal skeleton forms in a second chamber, receives a human outer shell and is completed as an outwardly identical android copy.
Electrical components are installed in the duplicate's skull
After Glenn Martin's body is duplicated, Professor Dornheimer and the assistants install electrical components into the android skull before copying the human's memories into it.
Project AF709 is introduced as a human-looking female robot
Bob McDonald is introduced to the secret prototype AF709, who has been built to look like an attractive human woman.
Adam's learning process is reconstructed in court
Witnesses describe Adam's activation and his childlike trial-and-error development as he learned how to interact safely with humans.
Walter reveals Alan is his android duplicate
Walter explains that he built Alan in his own image as a more confident artificial man and filled him with memories based on Walter's past.
Alan's malfunction turns violent again
A trigger associated with his implanted memories causes Alan's homicidal behaviour to recur during the confrontation with Walter.
The robot develops Simon's personality
As its learning program develops, the machine begins reproducing Simon's habits, demands and abusive mannerisms.
The advanced humanoid replacement process is explained
Dr. Raven explains that a human personality can be copied from memory and learning into an artificial humanoid body, allowing recently dead people to continue in synthetic form.
Advanced replicas unknowingly live as humans
The most advanced humanoids awake believing they are human. Their human personalities are periodically suppressed while the artificial bodies report back to the robot temple.
The family orders a cybernetic grandmother
Facsimile Ltd. provides a custom robotic caregiver designed around the family's chosen grandmotherly appearance and personality.
Jana discovers that she is a robot
The missing childhood photographs and her parents' reaction lead Jana to realise her memories were created and that she too is artificial.
Jana is reprogrammed as Nelda
Unable to live with the discovery, Jana has her identity erased by Dr. Loren and is later seen functioning as the replacement maid.
The new heart changes Casey's behaviour
The modification produces human-like empathy and causes Casey to stop pitching aggressively because he no longer wants to hurt opposing players' careers.
Professor Belman presents Olga
Belman explains that he has created a female robot named Olga and wants to determine whether the machine can pass convincingly as a human woman in public.
Penelope impersonates the robot
Penelope pretends to be Olga and mimics the robot's programmed responses, demonstrating how closely the real woman and the artificial duplicate resemble one another.
False Maria incites the workers
The human-looking robot impersonates Maria and deliberately manipulates the workers into revolt, carrying out the role for which Rotwang and Fredersen are using her.