android clone of a person theme

There is an android (a robot designed to look and act like a human) which is physically and mentally a copy (to some extent) of a real person.

19 total · 8 choice · 10 major · 1 minor

Story	Level	Motivation
ahp4x06	choice	Charles had and android duplicate of himself made.
blackmirror2x01	choice	Martha made an android clone of her deceased fiancée Ash.
movie: Archive (2020)	choice	George set about making an android clone of his supposedly deceased wife Jules.
movie: Puzzlehead (2005)	choice	Walter and his android duplicate, Puzzlehead, came into conflict over their common love interest Julia.
rbt1985e1x01	choice	The story turns on Mr. Brailing purchasing an android replica of himself to keep his mother hen of a wife occupied while he enjoyed the good life.
rbt1985e4x11	choice	John had been so lonely after his family succumbed to disease on Mars that he built android replicas of them all.
tos1x09	choice	Korby made an android clone of Kirk.
tz1959e4x01	choice	Alan was shocked to discover that he was a very human-like machine who was made in the image of his maker.
blackmirror6x03	major	Cliff and David, two astronauts journeying on an extended mission in outer space, had artificial replica bodies on Earth to which they could transfer their respective consciousnesses.
Collection: Real Humans	major	Season 1 builds up to the revelation that the Children of David Hubots were quasi-clones of David's loved ones. In rh2012e1x06, Lennart was told that his insurance included a "digital scan" from which it would be possible to create a Hubot clone of him. In season 2, the Lennart Hubot clone became a central character. In rh2012e1x10, a decision was looming over whether to upload some semblance of Lennart into a Hubot body. In a flashback scene, David was shown having his consciousness transferred into the body of a Hubot, revealing that the renegade Hubots at the center of the entire series had their origins as real humans. In season 2, Jonas' main impetus was to shed his disfigured body by transferring his consciousness into a Hubot body. In rh2012e2x01, Jonas unboxed the Hubot into which, as the viewer would later learn, he intended to transfer his consciousness. In rh2012e2x02, deciding whether or not to activate the Lennart clone was a key point of drama in the story. Jonas revealed his plan to transfer his consciousness in a Hubot body. In rh2012e2x03, the Engmann family activated the Lennart clone, only to find him uncannily different from the real article. In rh2012e2x04, the presence of the Lennart clone in the Engmann household became a source of strife, as the clone showed marked affection toward Inger and the children, but openly resented Hans and Vera. In rh2012e2x05, the Lennart clone went haywire. Bea and Cloette had located the David clone, only to find that its brain was missing. In rh2012e2x06, the Heb Sec authorities hauled off the Lennart clone when they chanced on him raving in the streets. In rh2012e2x09, Jonas' story arc culminated catastrophically. His long-planned scheme to transfer his consciousness into a Hubot body didn't pan out and he died.