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Line 5: For the ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' episode see ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000/Recap/S04/E20 The Human Duplicators\|here]]''. ---- {{tropelist}} ~~=== ''The Human Duplicators'' provides examples of the following tropes: ===~~ * [[The Chick]]: We got two of 'em: Lisa the blind chick and Hugh's secretary. * [[Cloning Blues]]: They're androids, not clones, but they still get a bit of this. Line 17 ⟶ 18: * [[The Mole]]: The androids' raison d'etre, for purposes of gathering sensitive information and/or supplies. * [[Playing Against Type]]: Hugh Beaumont is pretty darn grouchy in this movie. * [[Tomato in the Mirror]]: Kolos {{spoiler\|is an android}}. What makes it all the dumber is that this reveal comes in the film's closing seconds, giving it zero impact (if you're feeling generous, you could say it helps explain Richard Kiel's [[The Stoic\|wooden acting]]). ** To be fair, he didn't know himself til that moment. * [[Weaksauce Weakness]]: The androids are vulnerable to a [[Tap on the Head]]. Line 25 ⟶ 26: [[Category:Mystery Science Index 3000]] [[Category:The Human Duplicators]] [[Category:Films of the 1960s]] [[Category:Science Fiction Films]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Human Duplicators, The}} [[Category:Film]]