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[[File:KaranSjet.jpg|link=Homeworld (Video Game)|rightframe|Karan's not a [[Spaceship Girl]], but [[Mission Control|she]] does [[Computer Voice|come]] very [[Unusual User Interface|close]].]]
 
 
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== [[Live Action TV]] ==
* ''[[Doctor Who (TV)|Doctor Who]]''
** "The Girl in the Fireplace" had this as the Monsters of the Week's aim with the titular girl.
** In "Bad Wolf", the Daleks use one to control the operations of Satellite Five.
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* In ''[[Dollhouse]]'' {{spoiler|people sent to "the Attic" have their brains networked to make Rossum's supercomputer.}}
* The Cyberax arc of ''[[Bugs]]'' was basically [[The Matrix]], only without the need for it as the wetware is clinically dead.
* In the new ''[[Battlestar Galactica Reimagined (TV)|Battlestar Galactica]]'', the Cylons' ships-- or at least their FTL drives -- are controlled by "hybrids," human-looking women who lie in a tub full of goo hooked up to cables that look a lot like the ones in ''The Matrix''; ''Razor'' establishes that they were created by {{spoiler|experiments involving vivisected humans}}. The hybrid constantly babbles a stream of partly-technical, partly-prophetic-sounding, partly-nonsense words, but doesn't seem conscious in any real sense most of the time. When the Cylons give the order to make an FTL jump, the hybrid gasps "Jump" orgasmically as the ship does so. When such an order is about to be given at a very significant moment:
{{quote| '''Hybrid''' (''crying out in apparent pain''): Mists of dreams drip along the nascent echo and love no more. End of line.<br />
'''Number Five''': The Hybrid objects.<br />
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== [[Real Life]] ==
* [http://en.[wikipedia.org/wiki/:Hybrot |Hybrots]] are robots with partially organic CPUs made by spreading rat neurons suspended in a nutrient solution on a computer chip. They've only lived a few weeks to a couple months so far, though with better life-support they could live up to two years.
 
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