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Garth disappears when the timeline changes
After Marx suppresses the discovery, the future that created Garth no longer exists and the cyborg vanishes.
Goldfoot deploys the exploding Girl Bombs
The female robots are sent after military leaders, posing as human women until they can get close enough to detonate.
Rosanna is replaced by a robot duplicate
Goldfoot kidnaps the real Rosanna and substitutes a visually identical Girl Bomb programmed to lure Dexter into an embrace.
The Rosanna duplicate short-circuits
The artificial Rosanna is accidentally shorted out before she can complete the assassination attempt.
Hymie infiltrates CONTROL as a human agent
KAOS sends its humanoid robot into CONTROL under the identity of a new agent, allowing Hymie to pass unnoticed among humans.
Hymie's circuitry and bulletproof body are demonstrated
The robot's apparently normal exterior conceals extensive circuitry and a body capable of surviving gunfire.
Hymie's feelings conflict with his kill orders
When commanded to kill Max and 99, Hymie's attachment to Max conflicts with the violent purpose for which KAOS built him.
The ordering machine materialises Verda
Smith operates the machine and the female android Verda appears, identifying herself as his ordered servant.
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.
Will repairs the disabled robotoid
The machine is discovered inactive and damaged; Will restores it to full operational capability.
The robotoid resumes its original mission
Once fully powered, the machine contacts its creators and arranges the Robinsons' capture.
The robotoid is destroyed
The Robinsons' Robot battles the hostile machine and permanently destroys it.
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.
Korby's own artificial identity is revealed
The apparent human scientist is exposed as another android body carrying Korby's transferred consciousness.
The Daleks release the robot Doctor
A human-looking artificial duplicate of the Doctor is deployed with instructions to kill the TARDIS crew.
The robot double is exposed
The existence of two visually similar Doctors creates confusion until the artificial duplicate is identified.
The robot Doctor is destroyed
The machine is eliminated during the confrontation.
Diane survives being hit and shot
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.
Diane's severed hand proves she is a robot
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.
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.
Android bodies shatter under damage
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.
Kolos discovers he is an android
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.
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.
Rhoda's exposed off switch is accidentally pressed
During her first date, a waiter touches the control on Rhoda's back and accidentally switches her off, making her collapse in public.
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.
The court orders Adam's destruction
Despite evidence that his creator's death was accidental, Adam is found guilty and is to be taken away for dismantling.
Adam is smashed to scrap while saving a child
Adam breaks free to push a child out of the path of an oncoming vehicle and is destroyed by the impact.
Whipple's own job is taken by a robot
After being forced out, Whipple discovers that a robot now occupies his former office and role.
Alan's damaged wrist exposes machinery
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 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.
Maxo's ageing mechanisms are failing
Steel and Pole repeatedly discuss the old android's worn components and the difficulty of finding discontinued replacement parts.
A spring in Maxo's arm breaks
During a pre-fight test, an internal arm spring fails and the robot can no longer enter the bout.
Barbara activates Simon's final robot
The hidden laboratory is opened and Simon's last invention is powered up under the terms of his will.
The robot develops Simon's personality
As its learning program develops, the machine begins reproducing Simon's habits, demands and abusive mannerisms.