:29:03
I DID NOT MURDER HIM!
:29:17
That one's called anger.
Ever simulate anger before?
:29:23
- Answer me, canner!
- My name is Sonny.
:29:31
So we're naming you now.
:29:35
That why you murdered him?
:29:37
He made you angry?
:29:39
Dr. Lanning killed himself.
I don't know why he wanted to die.
:29:47
I thought he was happy.
Maybe it was something I did.
:29:54
Did I do something?
:29:58
He asked me for a favor.
:30:00
Made me promise.
:30:02
What favor?
:30:03
Maybe I was wrong.
:30:05
Maybe he was scared.
:30:06
What are you talking about?
:30:08
Scarred of what?
:30:09
You have to do what someone asks you.
Don't you, detective Spooner?
:30:14
- How the hell did you know my name?
- Don't you?
:30:17
If you love them?
:30:28
My robots don't kill people, lieutenant Bergin.
:30:32
My attorneys have filed a brief with the DA,
he assures me a robot
cannot be charged with homicide.
:30:37
The brief confirms murder can only
be committed when one human kills another.
:30:41
You, of all people, detective...
:30:42
You're not suggesting that this robot
be treated as human. Are you?
:30:46
Now, granted...
:30:47
we can't rule out other robots'
proximity to the death of Dr. Lanning.
:30:51
Having said that, it's a machine.
:30:54
It's the property of USR.
:30:56
At worst, that places this incident firmly
within the realm of an industrial accident.