Shin says cheekily that he’s a person who doesn’t obey commands, and she fondly threatens to make a robot that looks like him someday, but he just retorts that he likes Daddy more anyway. Ro-ra affectionately introduces him as her son, joking that she sometimes wishes he were an obedient robot. The same woman, OH RO-RA ( Kim Sung-ryung), stands on a stage in front of a projection calling her “The Korean Einstein of Artificial Intelligence.” She gives a speech explaining her goal to create an android that can’t be distinguished from a real human being, displaying a picture of a boy on the protector behind her.Ī tiny voice rings out from the front row… “No!” The boy whose picture is on the screen stands to protest that he’s a person, not a robot. But…” Nam Shin-I steps forward and puts his arms around her neck, and she hugs him as she lets her tears fall. Tears fill the woman’s eyes as she gasps, “Shin-ah. It opens its eyes and introduces itself: “Hello.
Its fingers twitch as power flows through it, and when we get to its face, its eyes glow a robotic red.Ī woman places a lifelike replica of a human boy’s face onto the android, which is now dressed and covered in synthetic skin. The camera slowly pans across a child-sized android body.
It’s early yet, but I have a good feeling about this one.ĮPISODE 1: “Human beings can be manufactured” The show manages to ask some weighty questions without taking itself too seriously, doling out cute, funny moments to give itself balance. Are You Human Too looks sleek, feels purposeful, and the actors’ performances are strong and assured. KBS’s new drama about an android who longs to be human makes a strong start, with solid characters and a compelling premise that quickly distinguishes itself from other recent android dramas. 131 JJAre You Human Too: Episodes 1-2 by LollyPip
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