ASFR Scene Index

SynSect executives discuss the incident and conclude that their earlier L-4 project was superior. They identify Lee as the successful L-4 prototype, revealing that the apparently human investigator has herself been an artificial being throughout the film.

Maeve repeatedly regains consciousness inside the underground repair facility and begins understanding that her memories, personality and attributes are programmed.

A flashback reveals Dolores during her original construction, with incomplete skin over a visible mechanical first-generation host body.

Theresa finds host blueprints bearing Bernard's appearance. Ford confirms Bernard is artificial, while Bernard himself was programmed not to perceive the evidence.

After maintaining a convincing life as a police detective, Karen is privately shown performing machine-specific behaviour that exposes her artificial identity to the audience.

The episode explains that David Elster built Karen in the image of his dead wife and that she later adopted a human identity.

During the climax, Adam cuts into the body of the man Joy believed was David and removes an electronic data unit from his abdomen.

Adam claims to be the real David Kressen and identifies the apparently human scientist Joy had grown close to as the artificial creation being tested.

Helen learns that the body she believed human is a Telepresence android controlled by her biological consciousness.

The corrupt officers attempt to override Hammond, revealing that his apparent human body is also artificial.

The Olympus soldier troubleshoots Briareos and discovers that Two Horns' mechanic has intentionally been crippling his systems.

Kyoko silently demonstrates her artificial nature to Caleb by peeling away sections of her synthetic skin, revealing robotic construction underneath.

Nathan fights the two androids. Ava's left forearm is severed and Kyoko is struck in the face and disabled, leaving visible damage to both artificial women.

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.

The ARK project produces two human-presenting artificial people with different internal control systems.

Professor Gil has transferred his brain into a powerful machine body, creating a cyborg opponent.

Mylene deploys weapons integrated directly into her cyborg body during combat.

The completed synthetic duplicate wakes and begins speaking and interacting as the reconstructed Ash personality.

A pub-toilet fight ends with Gary knocking a young man's head completely off, revealing the first apparently human resident as artificial.

Further encounters reveal that many residents have been replaced by identical artificial copies.

The returning cyborgs interrupt Joe's false identity and restore the knowledge of his past and his role as 009.

When David wakes the surviving Engineer and speaks for Weyland, the Engineer attacks him and tears his head from his synthetic body.

The closing material identifies Sammy as the first code:eve prototype, designed to express emotions ordinary android controls suppress.

Three apparently human prisoners are released from restraints and then expose themselves as advanced human-form Screamer machines.

A previously lost crew member appears only wounded before revealing that he has been transformed into one of the new human-form machines.

After the survivors reach orbit, the apparently human Guy is revealed to have become one of the evolved machines.

Marcus is badly wounded by a mine designed to attack machines. Treatment exposes the metal endoskeleton and circuitry beneath human skin.

John and Kate demonstrate that Marcus has a machine endoskeleton and partially artificial cerebral cortex even though Marcus remembers himself as human.

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.

John tells Cameron directly that she is a machine and that her chip is still damaged.

Cameron's memories reveal the real Allison being interrogated so her identity can be copied.

The characters discover that their bodies and environment were manufactured by rogue Asurans from copied memories.

The artificial team contacts the real Atlantis crew, placing visually identical human and Replicator versions together.

After being shot aboard Galactica, Boomer wakes on Caprica in a replacement body and struggles with continuity of her former human identity.

McKay identifies the apparently human inhabitants as Replicators rather than biological people.

The captured man is recognised as the same human-form Cylon model previously encountered at Ragnar.

Inside the basestar, Sharon is confronted by numerous Number Eight bodies identical to her own.