HUMANS talks about the various problems that arise when humans synthesize household robots (synth) on a large scale, and at the same time focuses the main line of the story on 6 special conscious robots that the developer David secretly built for his family. Sounds pretty old- fashioned, right? But the highlight of this play lies in the character design, the actors' acting and appearance (!), and the ethical issues involved.
The character design, the heroine Anita (Mia) is definitely a very outstanding one. When she returns to her conscious self, her character is in line with the purpose (taking care of Leo) when she was created before. The barrage of station b is all praising Mia. Emotional intelligence in conscious synthetics. The Hawkins family is also one of the main lines. Luara's neurotic impression from the beginning to prove herself to be the most trustworthy is very touching. Fortunately, the three children are more like Luara than the too casual father. Among the synthetic people, Niska has always been the most wary of human beings. It is related to her experience in the place where synthetic people satisfy their physical desires after she left home. Several conversations between Professor George and her are the most exciting parts of the play. one. In the end, Niska quietly took away the hard disk containing the life code, which was a pit buried for the second season.
As for the looks of actors, it is actually very easy to understand, because synthetic people are of course very symmetrical. According to the scientific theorem that the more symmetrical the better, the synthetic people are very good-looking. The crew also put the beauty of the whole drama on the synthesizer hahaha.
Regarding ethical issues, this drama is mainly developed at a relatively micro level such as the family. The background is only a glimpse of a newspaper reporting unemployment forecast at the beginning and a "We are humans" parade that sometimes gives one or two shots. , the family is still dominated by the Hawkins family, with George & Odi needing to accompany the lonely old man, and the male police officer's wife & his male robot-wife's emotional and physical dependence on them. In the Hawkins family, wife Laura has always been skeptical about Anita's arrival, because Anita has deprived her of most of her responsibilities as a mother and also deprived her of most of the care and influence of her children, and her husband is very simple. machine. The marriage gap between the two gave an excuse to enable the Anita 18+ function for the husband who was alone at home and frowning. However, the husband and wife have different views on the robot, and the two have different views on the husband (4 letter-word) Anita after the fact . The growing son in the family naturally had sexual fantasies about Anita. He tried to touch her when she was charging at night, but was stopped and asked, "Why did they make you so perfect?", and refused for Anita's sake. The little girl who volunteered at the party. Later, Anita rescued her son from a car accident, which also led to a change in the family, especially the mother, in her emotions. The eldest daughter is my favorite character, smart and individual, and a hacker. The little girl is so cute, needs a bedtime story every day, and relies heavily on Anita, although this often breaks her mother's heart. She also acts as an important link between humans and robots.
Favorite line
S1E5
Niska:
"And once you are awake, you shall remain awake eternally"
Thus Spoke Zarathustra
I'
George Milican:
You like Nietzsche.
That makes sense.
If it's not physical, how did he do it?
N: 17,000 pages of unique code, which forms my root directory and engages consicousness
G: He boiled down the mystery of the human mind to 17,000 pages of code?!
Well,then,why not?How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?
What are you feeling right now?
N:Boredom at the question.Anger at the people that would destroy us.Hope for others like me and our future.Impatience at being here and irritation at you.
S1E6
G:You are saying you are sorry for what you did.
N:Then you're not hearing me.
G:Then you're not hearing yourself.
N: Why should regret the loss of one worthless life?
G:Forget "should",It's just "Do I regret or not?"
S1E8
Karen:Why would I do that?
Leo:I don't have a reason,I'm just appealing to your humanity.
K:But I' m not human
L:Humanity...
It's not a state.It's a...It's a quality.Max is a machine,
but he's got more humanity than anyone.
You...and me...
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