ASFR Scene Index

After Yoyo is shot, Holmes lifts his shirt and sees that the apparently human officer is mechanical rather than biological.

Number Eight removes his mask and explains that the apparent humans are the machines while the masked servants are biological humans.

After conventional attacks fail, Maya realises the invader is mechanical rather than biological.

The Doctor discovers that familiar figures at the Defence Station, including Benton and others, have been replaced by human-looking android copies.

Styggron shoots what appears to be the Doctor; the real Doctor then emerges, proving that the damaged figure was the android copy.

Inconsistencies in Sarah's behaviour and clothing convince the Doctor that she is a programmed android rather than his real companion.

The duplicate falls to the ground and her human face covering detaches, revealing circuitry and an artificial mechanical face underneath.

The apparently human woman acting for Piri is an artificial body created by the Guardian as its interface with visitors.

Confronted with both versions of Oscar, Steve works out which one is artificial because the robot does not sweat when nervous, then destroys the duplicate.

Joanna stabs the transformed Bobbie in the kitchen. Bobbie does not bleed; instead she begins repeating phrases and mechanically dropping cups, saucers and coffee grounds, revealing that she has been replaced by a robot.

Inside the Men’s Association mansion, Joanna enters a replica bedroom and discovers a duplicate of herself with unfinished, empty eye sockets. The artificial Joanna rises and approaches her.

At Mount Ararat, Questor finally reaches Vaslovik and learns that the scientist is himself the previous android in a succession created to quietly guide and protect humanity.

During the final fight the robot's human face mask comes off, revealing its mechanical internal face and ending the human disguise.

Peter releases a woman chained in the Medieval World dungeon and offers her water. The liquid causes her face to spark and fail, revealing that she is a robot.

Kamirov publicly declares the apparent Zagov to be a mechanical counterfeit, unwittingly revealing that he already knew Zagov was dead.

Flint shows Kirk, Spock and McCoy the truth about Rayna and explains that he created her as a perfect companion.

The experimental robot is deliberately built with the same human appearance as Sergey Sergeevich.

Goldfoot kidnaps the real Rosanna and substitutes a visually identical Girl Bomb programmed to lure Dexter into an embrace.

The artificial Rosanna is accidentally shorted out before she can complete the assassination attempt.

Andrea tells Chapel that she is an android like Brown; Korby demonstrates her lifelike skin, warmth and pulse while explaining that she obeys programming.

The existence of two visually similar Doctors creates confusion until the artificial duplicate is identified.

Diane walks into traffic and is struck by a car, but the vehicle is damaged rather than her. Bank robbers then shoot her and she continues functioning; when she later drinks milk, it leaks through the bullet holes in her body.

Craig shows Todd Diane's severed hand, complete with her wedding ring, as physical proof that the apparently human woman is actually one of Dr. Goldfoot's robots.

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.

Several human-looking duplicates are exposed when impacts break their artificial bodies. A duplicate's head shatters on the floor, while another damaged android loses an arm during escape.

After the duplication conspiracy collapses, Kolos admits that he has learned the truth about himself: the alien agent who believed he was organic is also an artificial being.

After being forced out, Whipple discovers that a robot now occupies his former office and role.

After being struck by a car, Alan opens a wound in his wrist and discovers wires, blinking components and springs instead of human tissue.

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.

Kenneth Cragis and Maxine learn that the bodies and identities they believed were human are actually advanced artificial replicas carrying the personalities of deceased people.

The missing childhood photographs and her parents' reaction lead Jana to realise her memories were created and that she too is artificial.

After an on-field incident, the medical exam exposes the fact that Casey has no human heart and is actually a robot.

Allenby shoots Alicia when Corry refuses to leave her behind. Her damaged face reveals wires and circuits as her voice repeatedly calls Corry's name.