( electricity humming )
( music playing over earphones )
Man: Look, if we could do it in the office on Monday,
we wouldn't be talking now.
Man: Look, if we could do it in the office on Monday,
Man #2: But it's Saturday and I'm working.
Man: Look, if we could do it in the office on Monday,
- Yeah, I know, it's-- - ( phone ringing )
Man: Look, if we could do it in the office on Monday,
It's the weekend here, too.
Man: Look, if we could do it in the office on Monday,
One of you get that?
Man: Look, if we could do it in the office on Monday,
- ( TV playing ) - Man: Sorry, Chris.
Man: Look, if we could do it in the office on Monday,
- ( ringing continues ) - Yeah-- yeah, the supplier won't...
Man: Look, if we could do it in the office on Monday,
Answering machine: You've reached the Hawkins. Please leave a message.
Man: Look, if we could do it in the office on Monday,
I might remember to check it in about three months' time.
Man: Look, if we could do it in the office on Monday,
- Ow-- - ( beeps )
Man: Look, if we could do it in the office on Monday,
( sighs )
Man: Look, if we could do it in the office on Monday,
( dial tone hums )
- Why isn't Mom back yet? - You know why.
( dial tone hums )
- Case is running over. - Right.
( dial tone hums )
Oh, yeah, and clear some of those away, will you?
Or they're going on the bonfire. ( chuckles )
Oh, yeah, and clear some of those away, will you?
( phone chimes )
Oh, yeah, and clear some of those away, will you?
( sighs )
Soph, shoes on. We're going shopping.
- Yay! - What about my lift to Josh's?
Soph, shoes on. We're going shopping.
Well, take the bike.
Soph, shoes on. We're going shopping.
That thing with wheels I got you for Christmas.
Soph, shoes on. We're going shopping.
( chuckling )
Soph, shoes on. We're going shopping.
Shopping for what?
Soph, shoes on. We're going shopping.
Man: Just need your autograph there.
Joe, this is the best thing you will do for your family.
Man: Just need your autograph there.
Plus, 30 days to return, no questions asked.
Man: Just need your autograph there.
Sophie: Go on, Dad.
Man: Just need your autograph there.
What if she's not pretty?
Can we change her if she's not pretty?
What if she's not pretty?
Man: Just follow the instructions on the tablet
What if she's not pretty?
and you'll have it configured in no time.
What if she's not pretty?
( gasps )
What if she's not pretty?
( beeps, chiming )
Man: There she blows, then. Your brand-new synthetic.
Unique styling, one of a kind.
Man: There she blows, then. Your brand-new synthetic.
Standard domestic profile installed.
Man: There she blows, then. Your brand-new synthetic.
That'll cover all your basic housework.
Man: There she blows, then. Your brand-new synthetic.
I'll leave you to crack on.
Man: There she blows, then. Your brand-new synthetic.
Right, then.
Man: There she blows, then. Your brand-new synthetic.
Dandelion three.
Man: There she blows, then. Your brand-new synthetic.
Waterfall two. Hummingbird one.
Man: There she blows, then. Your brand-new synthetic.
Seashell.
Man: There she blows, then. Your brand-new synthetic.
Hello.
Man: There she blows, then. Your brand-new synthetic.
I'm now in setup mode and ready for primary user bonding.
Man: There she blows, then. Your brand-new synthetic.
I'm the primary user, Joseph Hawkins-- Joe.
Man: There she blows, then. Your brand-new synthetic.
A DNA sample will be taken for identification and security purposes.
Man: There she blows, then. Your brand-new synthetic.
This information will never be shared with any third-party organization.
Man: There she blows, then. Your brand-new synthetic.
- ( beeps, chimes ) - Hello, Joe.
I'm now securely bonded to you as my primary user.
- ( beeps, chimes ) - Hello, Joe.
- It's very nice to meet you. - Sophie: That means she's ours.
- ( beeps, chimes ) - Hello, Joe.
- Yay! - Okay.
- ( beeps, chimes ) - Hello, Joe.
Right. Now what do we do?
- ( beeps, chimes ) - Hello, Joe.
( theme music playing )
Man: Could you use some extra help around the house?
Introducing the world's first family android.
( reporter speaking Swedish )
Introducing the world's first family android.
Man: This mechanical maid is capable
Introducing the world's first family android.
of serving more than just breakfast in bed.
Introducing the world's first family android.
Man #3: What could you accomplish if you had someone,
Introducing the world's first family android.
something like this?
Introducing the world's first family android.
( woman speaking Japanese )
Introducing the world's first family android.
These machines will bring us closer together.
Joe: Look, Soph, that's a really posh one.
I like our one.
Joe: Look, Soph, that's a really posh one.
Sophie: Olivia Green has two at her house,
but they're not as cool as you.
Sophie: Olivia Green has two at her house,
Joe. Sorry. More bumf for you.
Sophie: Olivia Green has two at her house,
Would you like me to drive, Joe?
Yeah, go on, then.
That's our car there. Come on.
Yeah, go on, then.
( watch ticking )
( sighs )
- ( TV playing ) - ( door closes )
( sighs )
Hello.
Sophie: She's ours!
Hello.
( chuckles )
Hello.
- ( chimes ) - Hello, Toby.
I'm now securely bonded to you as one of my secondary users.
- ( chimes ) - Hello, Toby.
It's very nice to meet you.
- ( chimes ) - Hello, Toby.
What's its core processor speed?
- ( chimes ) - Hello, Toby.
How should I know? Don't go unscrewing her. She's expensive.
- ( chimes ) - Hello, Toby.
Hello. You must be Matilda.
- ( chimes ) - Hello, Toby.
- Pretty, isn't she, Mats? - If you say so, Teeny.
- ( chimes ) - Hello, Toby.
- Mom okay with this? - It's a surprise.
- ( chimes ) - Hello, Toby.
Surprise.
- ( chimes ) - Hello, Toby.
It's almost dinnertime.
What would you all like?
It's almost dinnertime.
( Joe laughs )
It's almost dinnertime.
( chatter on P.A. )
It's almost dinnertime.
( chatter )
- Hello? - Mommy!
Oh, come here! ( kissing )
- Hello? - Mommy!
Hi, Mom. How was Leeds?
- Hello? - Mommy!
- Boring. Missed you guys. - Missed you, too.
- Hello? - Mommy!
New jeans. They're nice.
- Hello? - Mommy!
Well, two out of three pleased to see me. I'll take that.
Hello. You must be Laura.
Well, two out of three pleased to see me. I'll take that.
Yeah, a word.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
- We've had this conversation. - Maybe, ages ago.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
But have you seen the place? I mean, that's after having it for less than a day.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
I don't care. It's not right.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
It will mess with their heads and we don't need one.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
You're taking it back.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
I'm not. I'm not taking it back.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
- I needed some help, so I got some. - What?
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
- Why didn't you tell me about this? - You weren't here!
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
Five days. You were only supposed to be away for two.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
I've been looking after them and working
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
like I always do, which is fine,
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
but you don't get to waltz back in the door
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
and tell me what this family needs.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
The case overran. I had no choice.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
I had to stay. Call the office if you want.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
Yeah, what I want is to try this.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
This is called the life cycle.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
So first they're an egg that's round.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
Then they turn into a larva, which is a baby.
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
- Then they turn into a beautiful red ladybird. - ( sighs )
- Sorry, what happened-- - I don't want one around the kids, Joe.
Ahem.
So, have you given it a name?
Toby: We were waiting for you, Mom.
So, have you given it a name?
Sophie: I think we should call her Anita.
So, have you given it a name?
Laura: Like your friend who moved?
So, have you given it a name?
Darling, you know that's just a machine.
So, have you given it a name?
It doesn't have feelings. It can't replace Anita.
So, have you given it a name?
I know. It's just a nice name.
So, have you given it a name?
- Everyone happy with Anita? - Toby: It's fine by me.
So, have you given it a name?
Joe: Your name is going to be Anita. Confirm.
So, have you given it a name?
Confirmed. Thank you, Joe.
So, have you given it a name?
So, um, what's your name?
So, have you given it a name?
My name is Anita Hawkins.
We've got a month to take it back.
We can talk about it then.
We've got a month to take it back.
Laura: How the hell can we afford it?
We've got a month to take it back.
Joe: A special offer.
We've got a month to take it back.
Over five years, it's less than we pay for the car.
We've got a month to take it back.
( bird screeching )
We need to get off the road.
( bird screeching )
- Charge levels? - 22.
( bird screeching )
31.
70%.
31.
11.
31.
It's getting dark.
31.
Find somewhere that we can't be seen from the road
31.
and set up camp and charge with what fuel we've got left.
31.
And Max and me will look for some more.
31.
( branches cracking )
31.
( whispers ) Put that away. If it's him, we run.
31.
( birds screeching )
31.
( branches cracking )
31.
- ( animal barks ) - A fox.
31.
( screeching )
Max: Leo.
( men grunting )
No!
- ( car door closes ) - No!
Wait!
Stop!
No!
Stop!
( gasps )
Would you like me to unpack your case for you, Laura?
( gasps )
Uh, no, no.
( gasps )
Thank you.
Salim Sadik?
Hey, I'm looking for this Synth.
Salim Sadik?
Huh. When did you bring it in?
Salim Sadik?
I didn't. She was stolen.
Salim Sadik?
Look. About five weeks ago.
Salim Sadik?
I know you use this place as a front
Salim Sadik?
to move boosted units.
Salim Sadik?
( scoffs ) Are you threatening me?
Salim Sadik?
Why? Do you feel threatened?
Salim Sadik?
I've never seen her. We don't do that no more.
Salim Sadik?
Who does? Give me a name.
Salim Sadik?
Silas.
( sighs ) Silas Capek, okay?
Silas.
( pats )
Perhaps she's been damaged or reprogrammed.
- Or destroyed. - Don't say that. Don't even think that.
Perhaps she's been damaged or reprogrammed.
She's been taken by junkers, sold on somewhere just like Fred and Niska.
Perhaps she's been damaged or reprogrammed.
Then why's she the only one who hasn't been in contact?
Perhaps she's been damaged or reprogrammed.
Come on.
Perhaps she's been damaged or reprogrammed.
( Joe laughs )
- Coffee? - Mmm!
( Joe laughs )
Oh, look at all this!
( Joe laughs )
( Sophie gasps ) Wow!
( Joe laughs )
- Is it a party? - No, Soph.
( Joe laughs )
This is what breakfast is supposed to be like.
( Joe laughs )
- Dad, the jam's in a-- a thing. - Yeah.
( Joe laughs )
Joe: What do you reckon, Mats?
( Joe laughs )
What? Harun's parents' one does this three meals a day.
( Joe laughs )
- Oh. - Anita, brown sugar. I hate white.
( Joe laughs )
Anita, stop. She's not a slave.
( Joe laughs )
That's exactly what she is.
( Joe laughs )
Having Anita doesn't mean you three get to sit on your bums all day.
( Joe laughs )
For God's sake, that's already clean. Just sit down!
( Joe laughs )
Matilda: Dishwasher's worked nonstop for years.
( Joe laughs )
- Why don't we throw a party? - Just shut up, Mats.
( Joe laughs )
Because we can't guess why you like her so much, crusty sheets.
( Joe laughs )
Laura: Oh, enough, Mattie.
( Joe laughs )
If I had known you were going to be joining us for breakfast, Anita,
( Joe laughs )
I'd have got some microchips.
( Joe laughs )
I apologize, Anita.
( Joe laughs )
That was my husband trying to be funny.
( Joe laughs )
( laughing )
( Joe laughs )
Finally, someone to laugh at my jokes.
( Joe laughs )
Besides you, you mean.
( Joe laughs )
( all laughing )
( Joe laughs )
( continues laughing )
( Joe laughs )
Anita, you can stop now.
( stops laughing )
Anita, you can stop now.
( doorbell rings )
Man: Can you not read?
Yes, I can read, Dr. Millican.
Man: Can you not read?
I'm Lindsey Kiwanuka, your caseworker.
Man: Can you not read?
You've failed to keep any of your appointments with us.
Man: Can you not read?
Nanny state gestapo.
Man: Can you not read?
Give me a minute.
Big place to have all to yourself.
Hmm.
Big place to have all to yourself.
I see you have no family nearby.
No, I live in that solitude
I see you have no family nearby.
that is painful in youth
I see you have no family nearby.
but delicious in the years of maturity.
I see you have no family nearby.
Einstein.
I see you have no family nearby.
Is your Synth in?
I see you have no family nearby.
Wow, you have an original D series.
I see you have no family nearby.
No, he's out grocery shopping.
I see you have no family nearby.
That's unfortunate.
I see you have no family nearby.
But I have good news.
I see you have no family nearby.
You qualify for an upgrade.
I see you have no family nearby.
One of these bad boys can do 10 times what the D series can do.
I see you have no family nearby.
She can fine-tune your medication,
I see you have no family nearby.
develop exercise plans to lower your risk,
I see you have no family nearby.
take your blood pressure with a finger.
I see you have no family nearby.
- ( beeps ) - Not now, Vera.
I see you have no family nearby.
Does she check your prostate, too?
I see you have no family nearby.
Look, I'm happy with the one I've got.
I see you have no family nearby.
And my health is just fine.
I see you have no family nearby.
It says here you suffer memory loss,
I see you have no family nearby.
tremors in the extremities.
I see you have no family nearby.
George, the law requires me
I see you have no family nearby.
to give your companion the once-over.
I see you have no family nearby.
I will be back soon.
I see you have no family nearby.
And if your D series fails the check,
I see you have no family nearby.
you get one of these whether you like it or not.
I see you have no family nearby.
The health service hasn't ordered half a million of them for fun.
I see you have no family nearby.
We'll show ourselves out.
I see you have no family nearby.
Vera.
I see you have no family nearby.
George.
You found me. Congratulations.
George.
- Is it my turn now? - Game's over, Odi.
George.
You won.
George.
Then would you like some toast and jam, George?
George.
Your favorite is apricot.
George.
( sighs )
George.
This is the jacket Mary wore.
George.
To the wedding of your nephew James.
George.
The baby regurgitated on it...
here.
The baby regurgitated on it...
Duncan's little girl.
The baby regurgitated on it...
Polly?
Molly?
Holly Alice McIlroy.
Molly?
( laughs )
Molly?
Mary was not upset by the infant's actions.
Molly?
No.
Molly?
She was nuts about little babies.
Molly?
Come on, son.
Don't want you shorting out on the toaster again.
Come on, son.
( sighs )
- How's Harun? - Not my boyfriend, if that's what you're getting at.
- How long you back for? - Come on, Mats.
Just want to know when you're going away again.
- How long you back for? - Come on, Mats.
Though it was different this time. Usually you call.
- How long you back for? - Come on, Mats.
- This time you didn't bother. - I tried to.
- How long you back for? - Come on, Mats.
I'm sorry.
- How long you back for? - Come on, Mats.
I did text.
- How long you back for? - Come on, Mats.
Wow, you texted.
- How long you back for? - Come on, Mats.
Good for you. Mother of the Year.
- How long you back for? - Come on, Mats.
Hello, Laura.
Don't check in on Sophie anymore.
That's my job. Clear?
Don't check in on Sophie anymore.
Of course, Laura.
Don't check in on Sophie anymore.
- You never remember. - Oh.
I'm sorry about my case going over.
- You never remember. - Oh.
There was nothing I could do about it.
- You never remember. - Oh.
Is that why you want to replace me with that thing?
- You never remember. - Oh.
No. Look, it's not the working away, really.
- You never remember. - Oh.
I'm just--
- You never remember. - Oh.
I'm not really sure how much you want to come home.
- You never remember. - Oh.
What?
- You never remember. - Oh.
I know you need time alone. I get it.
- You never remember. - Oh.
After you lost your mom and dad so young.
- You never remember. - Oh.
These last two years-- I don't know, Laura.
- You never remember. - Oh.
I just-- I feel avoided.
- You never remember. - Oh.
I think Mats does, too.
- You never remember. - Oh.
Jesus, why haven't you-- things just get on top of me.
- You never remember. - Oh.
I know. That's why I want a Synth.
- You never remember. - Oh.
To give us time.
- You never remember. - Oh.
I didn't buy Anita to replace you.
- You never remember. - Oh.
I bought her to get you back.
- You never remember. - Oh.
But I haven't gone anywhere.
- You never remember. - Oh.
( phone ringing )
- Are we on? Can you get out? - Fred: Yes.
I'll be at the rendezvous in an hour.
- Are we on? Can you get out? - Fred: Yes.
- We're on our way. Be careful. - You, too.
- Are we on? Can you get out? - Fred: Yes.
( birds screeching )
It is sweltering in here.
- Yes. Can I help you, sir? - Who's your primary user?
It is sweltering in here.
I am owned by Leithridge Farm Foods Limited.
It is sweltering in here.
- Previous owner? - I had no previous owner, sir.
It is sweltering in here.
Now, you see, I think you may have just told a porky pie there.
It is sweltering in here.
Synthetic appliances cannot lie to humans--
It is sweltering in here.
Normal ones can't.
It is sweltering in here.
I mean, your friends here,
It is sweltering in here.
they can't lie or think.
It is sweltering in here.
Or feel. But you...
oh, you are different.
Or feel. But you...
Aren't you, Fred?
This was found hidden behind your charging point.
Now, why would a Synth need a telephone?
This was found hidden behind your charging point.
You've been running, hiding,
This was found hidden behind your charging point.
pretending to be so much less than what you are.
This was found hidden behind your charging point.
I'm not alone, Fred.
This was found hidden behind your charging point.
So please, don't run, son.
This was found hidden behind your charging point.
( sighs )
( cocks rifle )
( dart shoots )
( electricity crackling )
( dart shoots )
( powers down )
Max: Leo, would you like to hear a joke?
Not now. Something's wrong.
Max: Leo, would you like to hear a joke?
Maxie, we're leaving.
But Fred hasn't arrived yet.
Maxie, we're leaving.
He's not coming. Move.
Maxie, we're leaving.
Move!
( chatter over P.A. )
( cash registers beeping )
Your favorite is apricot.
- ( bottle shatters ) - Favorite is...
Your favorite is apricot.
- Stupid thing! - Your favorite is apricot.
Your favorite is apricot.
- Whose is this? - Odi?
Your favorite is apricot.
- Can someone help me? - Stop it.
Your favorite is apricot.
- I can't turn it off. - ...is apricot.
Your favorite is apricot.
- Favorite is apricot. - ( grunts )
Your favorite is apricot.
Stand still!
Your favorite is apricot.
- No, don't, wait! - ( powers down )
Woman over P.A.: Stock announcement-- spillage on aisle five.
( door closes )
Woman over P.A.: Stock announcement-- spillage on aisle five.
The kids still alive?
Woman over P.A.: Stock announcement-- spillage on aisle five.
( sighs ) Moving their arms and legs.
Woman over P.A.: Stock announcement-- spillage on aisle five.
Here.
Woman over P.A.: Stock announcement-- spillage on aisle five.
- Oh. - Yeah.
Gone from an A to a D in computers?
- Got harder this term. - Oh, come on, that's bollocks.
Gone from an A to a D in computers?
We all know what an amazing mind you have.
Gone from an A to a D in computers?
- If you apply yourself-- - Yeah, I could be anything I want, right?
Gone from an A to a D in computers?
What about a doctor? That'll take me seven years.
Gone from an A to a D in computers?
But by then you'll be able to turn any old Synth
Gone from an A to a D in computers?
into a brain surgeon in seven seconds.
Gone from an A to a D in computers?
We just want you to do your best.
Gone from an A to a D in computers?
My best isn't worth anything.
Gone from an A to a D in computers?
( screaming echoing )
Anita?
Hello, Laura. The washing is done.
Anita?
Fine.
Anita?
I'll be catching up on some emails if anyone needs me.
Anita?
DI Karen Voss, Special Technologies Task Force.
That the owner of the device?
DI Karen Voss, Special Technologies Task Force.
He comes in here all the time.
DI Karen Voss, Special Technologies Task Force.
Take it easy on him.
DI Karen Voss, Special Technologies Task Force.
( beeping, power fails )
( beeping )
Dr. Millican, I am Detective Sergeant Drummond.
( beeping )
I deal with synthetic related matters.
( beeping )
- It was an accident. - Yeah, but as you can see, a woman's been injured.
( beeping )
I need to see your operating license.
( beeping )
You've had this one for six years.
That's a record. Why haven't they upgraded you?
You've had this one for six years.
I don't want a crappy upgrade.
You've had this one for six years.
- George. - Huh?
This machine needs to be recycled, mate.
- George. - Huh?
It won't even power up. It's junk.
- George. - Huh?
I can fix him. I mean, I can get him fixed.
- George. - Huh?
Someone's been hurt, so we have to get it scrapped.
- George. - Huh?
- It's the law. - Please.
- George. - Huh?
I need him.
I'll tell you what.
Take him yourself.
I'll tell you what.
But he has to go, George.
Today. Yeah?
But he has to go, George.
( clock ticking )
But he has to go, George.
- ( beeps, power fails ) - ( grunts )
But he has to go, George.
( beeps )
Come on.
( chimes )
Come on.
Hello, George.
How are you-- you-- you-- you-- you?
Hello, George.
Multiple faults detected upon start-up.
Hello, George.
What would you like to do-- do-- do-- do-
do-- do-- do?
What would you like to do-- do-- do-- do-
- ( chair scrapes ) - Odi.
We're going to look at some old photos.
- ( chair scrapes ) - Odi.
- It's you and me. - Yeah.
You-- you-- you...
- It's you and me. - Yeah.
And Mary.
- It's you and me. - Yeah.
This is you and Mary.
I'm sorry, George, I can't--
This is you and Mary.
error reading file partition.
This is you and Mary.
- Data may be corrupted. - No. No.
This is you and Mary.
Right after I took this picture,
This is you and Mary.
she got stung by a bee on her foot.
This is you and Mary.
Memory exception.
This is you and Mary.
Fatal error.
It's okay. It's a good try.
( distant dog barking )
- Man: Now raise your head. - ( woman laughs )
( distant dog barking )
Woman: Simon, you know I'm tickly there.
( distant dog barking )
Simon: And relax.
( distant dog barking )
Oh, that's as far as it goes.
( distant dog barking )
( laughs ) Hi, love.
( distant dog barking )
- ( keys rattle ) - Good day? Bad day?
( distant dog barking )
Simon: Jill walked 122 steps today.
( distant dog barking )
A personal best since the accident.
( distant dog barking )
He thinks I might be able to start reducing the anti-inflammatories soon.
( distant dog barking )
I'm gonna have a soak.
( distant dog barking )
But he's made some chicken with mango coleslaw if you fancy.
( distant dog barking )
Oh...
( distant dog barking )
( Jill laughs ) Simon.
( giggling )
( Jill laughs ) Simon.
( sighs )
( Jill laughs ) Simon.
"The dragon said, 'I'm sad because I want to be like you, mouse--
( Jill laughs ) Simon.
small and furry and warm.
( Jill laughs ) Simon.
Then we could fly away together.'
( Jill laughs ) Simon.
But the little mouse said, 'Dragon, if you were like me--'"
( Jill laughs ) Simon.
- I'll take over now, Anita. - No, I want her to do it.
( Jill laughs ) Simon.
Reading to you is Mommy's job.
( Jill laughs ) Simon.
But she doesn't rush.
( Jill laughs ) Simon.
It's almost time for Daddy to give you your bath--
Sophie: No, I want her to finish.
It's almost time for Daddy to give you your bath--
Sophie, it's time to stop now.
It's almost time for Daddy to give you your bath--
- Sophie: Can I use your bubbles? - Mm-hmm.
It's almost time for Daddy to give you your bath--
I don't want you touching Sophie.
I'm prohibited from initiating
I don't want you touching Sophie.
physical contact with a human
I don't want you touching Sophie.
without a clear recorded request to do so.
I don't want you touching Sophie.
My protocol set currently demands that any such request
I don't want you touching Sophie.
from children under 12 must be referred to a parent or guardian before being met.
I don't want you touching Sophie.
- Right. - Unless I judge the child's safety
I don't want you touching Sophie.
or well-being to be at immediate risk.
I don't want you touching Sophie.
You're just a stupid machine, aren't you?
I don't want you touching Sophie.
Yes, Laura.
I don't want you touching Sophie.
( distant shouting )
Where is Fred?
- He's dead, isn't he? - Hey.
Where is Fred?
Go on.
Come here.
What have I always told you?
Come here.
Never reveal my true nature in public.
Come here.
- I know-- - It doesn't matter what happens to me.
Come here.
- If they knew what you were-- - It would be the end?
Come here.
- Yes. - I know.
Come here.
Yeah. For all of you.
Come here.
We'll find Fred. We'll find Mia.
Now be strong. Wait over there. I'll be right back.
( buzzes )
( door buzzes )
( buzzes )
Sign here.
Here.
- Synth: Hey, big boy. - Synth #2: You want a Thai massage?
Synth #3: Come here, lover boy.
- Synth: Hey, big boy. - Synth #2: You want a Thai massage?
You're sexy.
- Synth: Hey, big boy. - Synth #2: You want a Thai massage?
Come here and show me your big, big prick.
- Synth: Hey, big boy. - Synth #2: You want a Thai massage?
( man moaning )
( door beeps )
So good to see you.
Let's go.
So good to see you.
Didn't you bring me any clothes?
Niska, I'm sorry.
I can't get you out tonight.
Niska, I'm sorry.
Fred didn't make the rendezvous. Something's wrong.
Niska, I'm sorry.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
- No. - It's been five weeks, Leo.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
She is gone. Now Fred's gone, too.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
So I'm not staying here for a second longer.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
I can't make you, but it is safer here.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
No one knows what you really are.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
But walk out of here tonight, that changes
Have you had any contact from Mia?
because this place paid a lot of money for you.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
They'll report it. That gets back to the people hunting us.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
And then you'd have to take your chances on the street with me.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
Like Max?
Have you had any contact from Mia?
Oh, he's not like you or Fred.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
He can't take care of himself.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
He can't hide what he really is.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
I will find a way to get you out
Have you had any contact from Mia?
and we'll make a new home somewhere.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
There is no home for us.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
There will be, I promise.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
Did you turn off your pain like I told you?
Have you had any contact from Mia?
No.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
I was meant to feel.
Have you had any contact from Mia?
Niska, what are you doing?
- ( zipper unzips ) - Niska, stop it. Stop it.
Niska, what are you doing?
Niska!
Niska, what are you doing?
I'm making it look like you just screwed me.
Niska, what are you doing?
Now leave.
Niska, what are you doing?
You have to press the button.
Niska, what are you doing?
It needs human body heat.
Niska, what are you doing?
Just hold on a little longer.
( beeps, door unlocks )
( door opens, close )
Man: He looks normal.
Hobb: Well, he's far from normal.
Man: He looks normal.
Our hope is that he'll lead us to the others.
Man: He looks normal.
When do my people get to examine it?
Man: He looks normal.
That won't be possible.
Man: He looks normal.
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
Unlimited resources. Total access.
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
All because you claim there are a handful
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
of synthetics who can think and feel.
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
Now you've finally found one.
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
I think we've earned the right to study it.
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
Robert, these machines are conscious.
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
How do you know they don't just simulate it?
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
- How do I know you don't? - ( laughs )
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
I knew David Elster.
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
A simulation would be of no interest.
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
His goal was to create machine life, as he called it.
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
Oh, so they're alive now.
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
No, a parody of it, which is why they are so dangerous.
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
Oh, come on. They're just freaks.
Our companies have funded your operation for years.
( sighs ) Do you know what the singularity is?
A mathematician named John von Neumann
coined the term in the 1950s
A mathematician named John von Neumann
to describe the inevitable point in the future
A mathematician named John von Neumann
when technology surpasses us.
A mathematician named John von Neumann
When it becomes able to improve
A mathematician named John von Neumann
and reproduce itself without our help.
A mathematician named John von Neumann
It is the moment we become inferior to the machine.
A mathematician named John von Neumann
Now our world is on the verge of becoming dependent on Synth labor.
A mathematician named John von Neumann
Now these Synths are physically no different to any others,
A mathematician named John von Neumann
and yet Elster gave them consciousness.
A mathematician named John von Neumann
If it could be done for the few,
A mathematician named John von Neumann
it can be done for the more.
A mathematician named John von Neumann
And then what?
Do you think they would still want to be slaves?
And then what?
These freaks are the singularity.
( beeping )
These freaks are the singularity.
- ( classical music playing in background ) - ( clock ticking )
I can't let you be recycled.
Is it a game?
I can't let you be recycled.
There's things that you know.
I can't let you be recycled.
She cried and laughed.
She cried when I pulled the bee sting out.
She cried and laughed.
But then-- then-- then-- then--
She cried and laughed.
at the doctor's, she laughed.
She cried and laughed.
You laughed, too, George.
- And Mary said I could-- could-- - ( laughs )
You laughed, too, George.
could-- could-- could laugh.
You laughed, too, George.
- Would you like some toast and jam, George? - ( laughing continues )
You laughed, too, George.
Your favorite is-- is-- is--
apricot.
Your favorite is-- is-- is--
( silverware clatters )
( classical music playing, volume increases )
What would you say if I asked you what you thought of this music?
I'd say it's very well played.
What do you base that on?
I compare the pitch, tonality, and rhythm
of the performance to the sheet music that I access via--
I compare the pitch, tonality, and rhythm
No, do you think anything of it?
I compare the pitch, tonality, and rhythm
I'm sorry, Laura.
I'm afraid I don't understand the question.
I'm sorry, Laura.
Making lasagna and talking philosophy with a bloody tin can.
Right, those veg should be done.
Making lasagna and talking philosophy with a bloody tin can.
( sighs )
Mommy, I want to give Anita a good-night kiss.
Ah! Ah!
Mommy, I want to give Anita a good-night kiss.
I'm sorry, Laura. I'm fully qualified in first aid.
Mommy, I want to give Anita a good-night kiss.
I prioritized the risk to Sophie's safety.
Mommy, I want to give Anita a good-night kiss.
Sophie, you silly girl.
Mommy, I want to give Anita a good-night kiss.
You know you're supposed to be careful around the oven.
Mommy, I want to give Anita a good-night kiss.
Bed, now! ( wincing )
Mommy, I want to give Anita a good-night kiss.
( steam hisses )
Have these machines devalued human existence?
( steam hisses )
The best reason for making machines more like people
( steam hisses )
is to make people less like machines.
( steam hisses )
The woman in China who works 11 hours a day stitching footballs.
( steam hisses )
The boy in Bangladesh inhaling poison
( steam hisses )
as he breaks up a ship for scrap.
( steam hisses )
The miner in Bolivia risking death every time he goes to work.
( steam hisses )
They can all be part of the past.
( steam hisses )
Synthetic devices free people.
( steam hisses )
We've treated people like machines for too long.
( steam hisses )
It's time to liberate their minds, their bodies
( steam hisses )
to think, to feel, to be more human.
( steam hisses )
But a lot of people would argue that work is a human right.
( steam hisses )
If anything, the hard work gives you a sense of self-worth.
( steam hisses )
I think you should spend one week working in a microchip facility.
( steam hisses )
So we're all going to be poets or something?
( steam hisses )
What a load of crap.
( steam hisses )
Oi, slagchops, I'm watching that.
( steam hisses )
Watch it in your room, knobcock.
( steam hisses )
All right, both of you to your rooms.
( steam hisses )
- Matilda: Seriously? - Joe: Now.
( steam hisses )
( Matilda sighs ) We're not 12.
( steam hisses )
- Why do you always have to do this? - Do what?
( steam hisses )
- You just ruin everything. - ( argument continues )
( steam hisses )
( door opens )
I think the back door just opened.
( door opens )
If Mattie's smoking again...
( door opens )
Then you'll have a screaming row
( door opens )
and she'll smoke somewhere else for a bit.
( door opens )
Fingers crossed it's only burglars.
( door opens )
( bird calling )
( door opens )
Anita, you need to stay inside after we go to bed.
- Is that clear? - Of course, Laura.
Anita, you need to stay inside after we go to bed.
I'm sorry.
Anita, you need to stay inside after we go to bed.
The moon is beautiful tonight, don't you think?
Laura: They're not supposed to ask questions like that.
They're not supposed to have accidents either.
Laura: They're not supposed to ask questions like that.
Are they?
Laura: They're not supposed to ask questions like that.
Joe: We're not taking it back.
( sighs )
TV host: Should we be afraid of our synthetics?
Hundreds of millions operational across the world
TV host: Should we be afraid of our synthetics?
and not one single verified instance
TV host: Should we be afraid of our synthetics?
of a Synth knowingly injuring a human.
TV host: Should we be afraid of our synthetics?
Their sole purpose is to make our lives better.
They aren't sentient. They don't have any thought,
Their sole purpose is to make our lives better.
emotion or awareness.
Their sole purpose is to make our lives better.
The Asimov blocks in their programming
mean that they simply aren't able to do us any harm.
The Asimov blocks in their programming
- What if you can't find her? - ( wincing )
I will find her, Maxie.
Because I love her.
I will find her, Maxie.
And she loves me.
I will find her, Maxie.
TV host: But do you believe that one day
we will have a truly artificially intelligent Synth,
TV host: But do you believe that one day
one that thinks and feels like a human?
TV host: But do you believe that one day
How can we replicate something we hardly understand in ourselves?
TV host: But do you believe that one day
How would we even know if we succeeded?
TV host: But do you believe that one day
TV host: But you admit it's something you're working towards?
TV host: But do you believe that one day
Dr. Dae-Sun: Think of the problems to solve before we get there.
TV host: But do you believe that one day
What is human emotion?
For example, what is love?
What is human emotion?
Is it something we are born with?
Or can it be learned?
Is it something we are born with?
( door beeps, opens )
Is it something we are born with?
Panties down, not off.
Is it something we are born with?
Dr. Dae-Sun: And what about the darker feelings?
Is it something we are born with?
Fear, anger, violence.
Is it something we are born with?
Human consciousness is not complete without them.
Is it something we are born with?
And memory, ours are subjective, fallible.
Is it something we are born with?
But how do you teach a computer to forget?
Is it something we are born with?
Or to dream?
It's something our minds need to do.
Or to dream?
Would a conscious Synth have to be able to dream?
Or to dream?
To have nightmares?
Or to dream?
Of course not.
They're just machines.
Of course not.
( music playing )