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*The following are short blurbs of similar/related characters to Helen O'loy in modern popular Sci-Fi culture. These characters are robots/androids/AI/cyborgs that have human traits or wish to have human traits. They are seen in many of of today's Sci-Fi TV shows and movies which are shown in Canada on the Space Channel or are available on DVD's for rentals or purchase. Also included are in-depth links to dedicated Wiki pages for each character. | *The following are short blurbs of similar/related characters to Helen O'loy in modern popular Sci-Fi culture. These characters are robots/androids/AI/cyborgs that have human traits or wish to have human traits. They are seen in many of of today's Sci-Fi TV shows and movies which are shown in Canada on the Space Channel or are available on DVD's for rentals or purchase. Also included are in-depth links to dedicated Wiki pages for each character. | ||
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*In total there are 12 Cylon human models, though as of the most current episode only 7 are known. The final 5 human models are yet to be revealed in the series. All human Cylon models were made to infiltrate human society, they look almost identical to humans and share emotions as well. Number Six for example falls in love with a Caprican Doctor named Gaius Baltar, in addition Number Eight falls in love with Karl "Helo" Agathon and somehow manages to get pregnant and give birth to a daughter whom they later named Hera. | *In total there are 12 Cylon human models, though as of the most current episode only 7 are known. The final 5 human models are yet to be revealed in the series. All human Cylon models were made to infiltrate human society, they look almost identical to humans and share emotions as well. Number Six for example falls in love with a Caprican Doctor named Gaius Baltar, in addition Number Eight falls in love with Karl "Helo" Agathon and somehow manages to get pregnant and give birth to a daughter whom they later named Hera. | ||
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'''Star Trek''' | '''Star Trek''' | ||
*Commander Data: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_(Star_Trek) A link to Data in WikiPedia] | *Commander Data: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_(Star_Trek) A link to Data in WikiPedia] | ||
*Commander Data is an android who serves on the Starship Enterprise. In many occassions he is shown to want or to feel human emotions. Althought still an android, Data is very human due to the fact that wanting or needing IS a human trait. Sadly he doesn't recognize it. | *Commander Data is an android who serves on the Starship Enterprise. In many occassions he is shown to want or to feel human emotions. Althought still an android, Data is very human due to the fact that wanting or needing IS a human trait. Sadly he doesn't recognize it. | ||
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'''Stargate SG-1''' | '''Stargate SG-1''' | ||
*Reese: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reese_%28Stargate%29 A link to Reese in WikiPedia] | *Reese: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reese_%28Stargate%29 A link to Reese in WikiPedia] | ||
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*The Replicators in Stargate SG-1 are machines who can use metals to replicate themselves. Similar to the Cylons there are human models who resemble humans tremendously. All Human Replicators do not feel human emotions except Fifth. Fifth shows affection and trust which the other human models do not experience. In later episodes he shows anger, hate, distrust and even revenge for what the SG-1 team did to him. | *The Replicators in Stargate SG-1 are machines who can use metals to replicate themselves. Similar to the Cylons there are human models who resemble humans tremendously. All Human Replicators do not feel human emotions except Fifth. Fifth shows affection and trust which the other human models do not experience. In later episodes he shows anger, hate, distrust and even revenge for what the SG-1 team did to him. | ||
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'''Blade Runner''' | '''Blade Runner''' | ||
*Replicants: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replicant A link to Replicants in WikiPedia] | *Replicants: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replicant A link to Replicants in WikiPedia] | ||
*Replicants are advanced androids who try to imitate human attributes and traits, and like a famous quote from the movie: "More human than human" is our motto. | *Replicants are advanced androids who try to imitate human attributes and traits, and like a famous quote from the movie: "More human than human" is our motto. | ||
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*Mechas are advanced androids who can fulfil any role a normal human can (even sex). David is one of the most advanced models who acts like a little boy. In the course of the movie he goes on a journey to become a "real" boy. Similar to Data, wanting to be something is a human trait. | *Mechas are advanced androids who can fulfil any role a normal human can (even sex). David is one of the most advanced models who acts like a little boy. In the course of the movie he goes on a journey to become a "real" boy. Similar to Data, wanting to be something is a human trait. | ||
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'''I, Robot''' | '''I, Robot''' | ||
*Robots: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%2C_Robot_%28film%29 A link to the movie I, Robot in Wikipedia] | *Robots: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%2C_Robot_%28film%29 A link to the movie I, Robot in Wikipedia] | ||
*The robots in I, Robot try to take over society and enslave humans. These Robots go against the "Three Laws of Robotics" or interpret these laws into something else. They destroy older models who still follow a strict approach to these laws as so when they do take over they will not have to oppose them. | *The robots in I, Robot try to take over society and enslave humans. These Robots go against the "Three Laws of Robotics" or interpret these laws into something else. They destroy older models who still follow a strict approach to these laws as so when they do take over they will not have to oppose them. | ||
Revision as of 18:00, 23 February 2007
Contents
GENERAL
- Helen O’loy is a short SF story written by Lester del Rey and was first published in 1938. At the time the typical robot stories involved rampaging automatons creating a path of death and destruction across the planet Earth. Straying away from this, Helen O’Loy focuses on love, or artificial love for that matter where (which has never been heard of before) a robot has human emotions.
SUMMARY/PLOT
SETTING
MAJOR CHARACTERS
- Helen
- Dave
- Phil
- Lena
- Mrs. van Styler
THEMES
SCI-FI ELEMENTS
RELATED THEMES
- The following are short blurbs of similar/related characters to Helen O'loy in modern popular Sci-Fi culture. These characters are robots/androids/AI/cyborgs that have human traits or wish to have human traits. They are seen in many of of today's Sci-Fi TV shows and movies which are shown in Canada on the Space Channel or are available on DVD's for rentals or purchase. Also included are in-depth links to dedicated Wiki pages for each character.
Galactica
- Number Three: A link to Number Three in WikiPedia
- Number Five (Aaron Doral): A link to Number Five (Aaron Doral) in WikiPedia
- Number Six: A link to Number Six in Wikipedia
- Number Eight: A link to Number Eight in WikiPedia
- Leoben Conoy: A link to Leoben Conoy in WikiPedia
- Simon: A link to Simon in WikiPedia
- Brother Cavil: A link to Brother Cavil in WikiPedia
- In total there are 12 Cylon human models, though as of the most current episode only 7 are known. The final 5 human models are yet to be revealed in the series. All human Cylon models were made to infiltrate human society, they look almost identical to humans and share emotions as well. Number Six for example falls in love with a Caprican Doctor named Gaius Baltar, in addition Number Eight falls in love with Karl "Helo" Agathon and somehow manages to get pregnant and give birth to a daughter whom they later named Hera.
Star Trek
- Commander Data: A link to Data in WikiPedia
- Commander Data is an android who serves on the Starship Enterprise. In many occassions he is shown to want or to feel human emotions. Althought still an android, Data is very human due to the fact that wanting or needing IS a human trait. Sadly he doesn't recognize it.
Stargate SG-1
- Reese: A link to Reese in WikiPedia
- First: A link to First in WikiPedia
- Second: A link to Second in Wikipedia
- Third: A link to Third in WikiPedia
- Fourth: A link to Fourth in WikiPedia
- Fifth: A link to Fifth in WikiPedia
- Sixth: A link to Sixth in WikiPedia
- Seventh:
- Eighth: A link to Eigth in WikiPedia
- Replicator Carter: A link to Replicator Carter in WikiPedia
- The Replicators in Stargate SG-1 are machines who can use metals to replicate themselves. Similar to the Cylons there are human models who resemble humans tremendously. All Human Replicators do not feel human emotions except Fifth. Fifth shows affection and trust which the other human models do not experience. In later episodes he shows anger, hate, distrust and even revenge for what the SG-1 team did to him.
Blade Runner
- Replicants: A link to Replicants in WikiPedia
- Replicants are advanced androids who try to imitate human attributes and traits, and like a famous quote from the movie: "More human than human" is our motto.
AI
- Mechas are advanced androids who can fulfil any role a normal human can (even sex). David is one of the most advanced models who acts like a little boy. In the course of the movie he goes on a journey to become a "real" boy. Similar to Data, wanting to be something is a human trait.
I, Robot
- The robots in I, Robot try to take over society and enslave humans. These Robots go against the "Three Laws of Robotics" or interpret these laws into something else. They destroy older models who still follow a strict approach to these laws as so when they do take over they will not have to oppose them.
