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Removed the reference to "Idiot Plot". The example given references the android being able to attach Muller's head in an implausible way. One could argue this is a dumb plot (and it's therefore fair enough to include it as an example of a dumb plot since this is the YMMV page). However, the premise of an idiot plot is that it requires the characters to act like idiots for it to work. So a single character doing something implausible isn't an appropriate example for an idiot plot trope. The example would need to be rewritten to show the characters acting in a dumb way and this being necessary to support the plot.
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* IdiotPlot: The android bloodlessly severs Muller's head and somehow attaches it to its own body well enough to articulate the eyes and mouth.
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* IdiotPlot: The android bloodlessly severs Muller's head and somehow attaches it to its own body well enough to articulate the eyes and mouth.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Avon says "I'll be back" [[Film/TheTerminator three years before Arnie]], in an episode with a killer cyborg posing as a human!
* IdiotPlot: The android bloodlessly severs Muller's head and somehow attaches it to its own body well enough to articulate the eyes andmouth.mouth.
* SpecialEffectsFailure:
** The android grows in height after losing Muller's head.
** A thunderclap sound effect is used for the power surge on ''Scorpio''.
* IdiotPlot: The android bloodlessly severs Muller's head and somehow attaches it to its own body well enough to articulate the eyes and
* SpecialEffectsFailure:
** The android grows in height after losing Muller's head.
** A thunderclap sound effect is used for the power surge on ''Scorpio''.
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* IdiotPlot: The android bloodlessly severs Muller's head and somehow attaches it to its own body well enough to articulate the eyes and mouth.
