Hey, everyone!
I caught a commercial for Battlestar Galactica: Caprica last night. From what little I know about the series, it is about the period immediately preceding the first Cylon War (including the creation of the cylons). I didn't really have any intention of watching this series after the horror that was the last episode of BSG, but something in this promo caught my eye.
From what I can make out, the premise is that the creator of the cylons did it to create a robot duplicate of his dead daughter. In BSG the humanoid cylons were basically just cloned humans, but there is a shot in the promo that has the cylon's inventor standing in front of a mechanical looking body that didn't look like a centurion. Later, we see a woman who is apparently his daughter, and the implication is that she is a cylon.
I was just wondering if the humanoid cylons in Caprica might be honest-to-goodness androids instead of just humans with a bad attitude, and whether the series might involve some actual ASFR-type content. The Wiki page says that the plot revolves around downloading her virtual avatar into a "robot body," so I'm unsure if the woman was the virtual version and the robot body will be a conventional-looking cylon. Does anyone else have any more info?
Possible ASFR content ahead?
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Possible ASFR content ahead?
"Men, said the Devil,
are good to their brothers:
they don’t want to mend
their own ways, but each other's"
-Piet Hein
are good to their brothers:
they don’t want to mend
their own ways, but each other's"
-Piet Hein
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Maybe it's because I don't watch too many movies/TV, but we haven't had a real fembot show up in anything for a while, have we?
What's the matter? Is it too unrealistic? In a world where primitive fembots already exist, they should be seen as more realistic than ever.
What's the matter? Is it too unrealistic? In a world where primitive fembots already exist, they should be seen as more realistic than ever.

<b><i>"To you, a robot is a robot. Gears and metal; electricity and positrons. Mind and iron! Human-made! If necessary, human-destroyed! But you haven't worked with them, so you don't know them. They're a cleaner, better breed than we are."</i></b>
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Here! Here! Kirby....
I fully agree with you. I guess after the whole Chronicales of Sarah Connor deal...and the Surrogates not being a big bang, I think no one is brave enough to make a show...for television that is. Oh well, we can remember the past with the Bionic Woman, The Lost Saucer and even Logan's Run.
I fully agree with you. I guess after the whole Chronicales of Sarah Connor deal...and the Surrogates not being a big bang, I think no one is brave enough to make a show...for television that is. Oh well, we can remember the past with the Bionic Woman, The Lost Saucer and even Logan's Run.
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