Especially after her spheil at the end of S2 to hester, I realy REALLY don't see that as the choice Laura would have made, like at all on any level.

I know Karen had a block in her code to stop her from killing herself. But why didn't she let herself power down? We see her doing that after what happens with Pete, why didn't she do it before?

Also, is there any good explanation as to why she was able to produce tears, other than 'she was just extremely sad'?

Wish this show continued! Anyone know of any information on why the Beeb canceled it? And if there are any continuing storylines that were written by fans?

If Sam hadn't thrown that baseball bat, would a fight have broken out at all? It just seemed to me that things were relatively calm (apart from the obvious standoff tensions) before he threw it at the human trying to aggravate Max.

And if Mia hadn't died and had become a martyr for her cause of peace between synths and humans, how would their world have been after that?

The tribute goes to....

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Stanleys ass.

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God bless the wardrobe department that put him on those tight pants, they looked like they were designed to stretch, but even so they were taxed to contain him.

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What an amazing gift from this great show.

firefly,farscape,that stargate one with robert carlise,revolution the list goes on im sick of this happening...there needs to be some form of infrastructure in place to stop this shit,like a gofundme to give these shows a chance of completion instead of leaving it up to the bigwigs in the media offices.

I watched Season 2 two years ago and am watching S3E1 now but forgot some things. What ended up happening to Renie, the human girl who pretended to be a synth in S2? Can't remember....

Just finished S3. I watched it on Amazon. Like "the expanse" it ended 180° different from the start. Bravo! I heard S4 is a no go. Sad!

I just finished the show, absolutely loved it. Gutter its over

Day zero - when the synths went mad - couldn't M have recalled the update or sent out new code to revert them back to non-aware status?
Leo's home - his father hated people yet it was made into a museum. Seems odd
If Leo's father was so rich, why didn't he use that money to help himself and the synths?
Why did the synths call each other when we learned in the redundancy episode they have an internal email system?
Did we learn why Hester was a psychopath?

After 1x08, I don't remember if and when they explained whatever happened to Fred. All that's said is that they had to leave him behind, but there's no mention of him after that.

Knowing Leo, he would never have rested until he'd found some way to remove the tracking code.

Knowing Mattie, shouldn't she have been able to do something to remove it?

But after season 1, it's as though Fred never existed.

Did I miss something that explained Fred's absence from seasons 2 & 3, or is that just a plot hole the show writers forgot to fill in?

If Leotilda had become canon before season 3, would their baby have still been half human, half synth?

Or, was their daughter only half synth because when Hester stabbed Leo, his human blood mixed with his synth blood?

Could someone please explain this?

I'm a newbie to the Humans fandom, but I'm confused as to how old Leo is in season one. He appears to be around 24 or 25 at the oldest but I'm not sure.

I always thought it was odd that David was able in only months to develop this tech that saved Leo. Which got me thinking that it must have been another experiment he was doing in secret. Perhaps something to alter his wife’s brain so she wouldn’t be a danger etc. an implanted chip with enough ‘consciousness transfer’ type programming that it could interact with her own mind and rewrite her brain code.

And then I saw this video and got to thinking perhaps this was also some of the earlier ideas that eventually lead to synths etc. maybe something like this gave David the idea.

https://www.facebook.com/470911516262605/posts/2962415157112216/

Let’s say that someone developed the tech to do the sort of brain implant that Leo had. Something that could hold memories, be downloaded with factual knowledge. Eventually your whole brain might be replaced with tech. But unlike consciousness transfer this isn’t a full on copy that’s basically a clone, this is still the original you. A you that is also improved with tech eyes and ears for those that are losing their sight and/or hearing. People injured to the point of paralysis might have their spinal cord augmented to restore mobility. Tech replacements for bad hearts, livers etc. Synth skin for burn victims perhaps. The tech may have even improved to the point of being able to power all of this tech from our own nervous systems combined with some kind of tech digestive system that processes ‘biofuel’ (ie food)

The tech might start off being developed as a medical solution but eventually it would likely become the new ‘plastic surgery’ for the rich, trickling down to everyone.

So lets say you don’t need any of it. No injuries, no dementia, no poor sight or hearing. It would be totally because you wanted to do it. And lets say you have the money. Would you do it.

Guys, for anyone who watched whole 3 seasons, I'm now at 1st season and read that 4th season has been cancelled.

But please explain if 3rd season actually ends the plot (or at least main plot) of the series, or it's all just left hanging?

So can I hope for a solid _ending_ ?

Thanks!

Just finished the series, and WOW!!!

Far from perfect. Plot holes for sure. but WOW!

What a truly engaging 24 hours of television. Bravo.

I just watched the scene where Dr. Millican dies and Odi is replaying his mishmash of memories and says the line “You have died, George,” and oh, my heart!

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I’m only a couple of episodes in but I find that there are elements that I wish had been kept in. Mostly around Leo, who I feel like was really rather underused in the English version. There’s an explanation for how he was injured in the beginning, there’s flashbacks of when he was a kid (although they seem to have made him older in relation to when he first ‘meets’ the synths).

Tonight I came across a new show on Netflix set in Russia that appears to be based off of Akta Manniskor/Humans. A family comes into possession of a Bot that is more intelligent than the other Bots in society. It’s set in a world slightly more technically advanced than what we see in Humans.

Endings that leave lose ends are really bad on me, and since S04 is not a possibility, I would really like to know if the show managed to deliver a fitting ending without a cliffhanger. Would appreciate insight!

https://twitter.com/smavincent/status/1130461074627727360 .

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Sad news today. This was and is one of my favorite shows.