The brilliant tidbit in this episode is showing the literal "Nanny State" of the future. The old guy (played by William Hurt) is forced to accept a medical caregiver synth from the State. The synth's primary user is the State, so it won't obey some of his commands, such as to change the name from "Vera". He resorts to outsmarting it with trickery.
It's an interesting view of what lies ahead. There's a great many things people don't want to do anymore, tasks are beneath them. This is the next logical step isn't it?
Nice, i especially appreciated the reference to Asimov's robotic laws. Still i don't like the rhythms, it's all too fast and i feel like i can't enjoy all the scenes.
Wow. I hope all episodes are this good
How creepy was Anita's half hour laughter? hahaha
I got a bit reminded of "Her", especially in the George's storyline.
Anyone else?
cool are so handsome magical and laboratorial
Shout by Renato pierceBlockedParent2015-07-30T17:37:58Z
Adorei hein, melhor do que eu pensava que fosse.
Esses humanics com sentimentos, imagina eles se relacionando com humanos se é que é possível ou se todos eles são retos lá em baixo kkkk