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'''Robots''' are a demographic of [[Hollywood]] defined as any intelligent machine, covering both androids and supercomputers among other things. Haunted animatronics are [[cryptid]]s, considering the possessing force is the intelligence and not the machine.

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 '''Robots''' are a demographic of [[Hollywood]] defined as any intelligent machine, covering both androids and supercomputers among other things. Haunted animatronics are [[cryptid]]s, considering the supernatural possessing force is the intelligence and not the machine itself.
-Although there have been automatons in Hollywood capable of independent thought since 82 BBO, robots as a demographic did not exist until the development and release of the Robbie series in 1984 by [[Universal Service Systems]]. These intelligent, problem-solving machines were used as cheap domestic labor and expendable props for dangerous stunts until the [[Robbie Riots]] of 1986. Although more than sixty thousand Robbies were rendered non-functional by the [[LAPD]], the growing cost of dealing with the riots led to the establishment of [[Steeltown]] as an urban containment zone, followed later by the Machine Intelligence Limited Rights Act of 2011. Nicknamed the "Miller Act", this granted robots in Hollywood limited [[citizenship|citizenry]]: third class, with the possibility of upgrading to second class in exchange a yearly fee.
+Although there have been automatons in Hollywood capable of independent thought since the 1950s, robots as a demographic did not exist until the development and release of the Robbie series in 1984 by [[Universal Service Systems]]. These intelligent, problem-solving machines were used as cheap domestic labor and expendable props for dangerous stunts until the [[Robbie Riots]] of 1986. Although more than sixty thousand Robbies were rendered non-functional by the [[LAPD]], the growing cost of dealing with the riots led to the establishment of [[Steeltown]] as an urban containment zone, followed later by the Machine Intelligence Limited Rights Act of 2011. Nicknamed the "Miller Act", this granted robots in Hollywood limited [[citizenship|citizenry]]: third class, with the possibility of upgrading to second class in exchange a yearly fee.
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 '''Robots''' are a demographic of [[Hollywood]] defined as any intelligent machine, covering both androids and supercomputers among other things. Haunted animatronics are [[cryptid]]s, considering the supernatural possessing force is the intelligence and not the machine itself.
-Although there have been automatons in Hollywood capable of independent thought since 82 BBO, robots as a demographic did not exist until the development and release of the Robbie series in 28 BBO by [[Universal Service Systems]]. These intelligent, problem-solving machines were used as cheap domestic labor and expendable props for dangerous stunts for four years until the [[Robbie Riots]] of 1984. Although more than sixty thousand Robbies were rendered non-functional by the [[LAPD]], the growing cost of dealing with the riots led to the establishment of [[Steeltown]] as an urban containment zone, followed later by the Machine Intelligence Limited Rights Act of 2011. Nicknamed the "Miller Act", this granted robots in Hollywood limited [[citizenship|citizenry]]: third class, with the possibility of upgrading to second class in exchange a yearly fee.
+Although there have been automatons in Hollywood capable of independent thought since 82 BBO, robots as a demographic did not exist until the development and release of the Robbie series in 1984 by [[Universal Service Systems]]. These intelligent, problem-solving machines were used as cheap domestic labor and expendable props for dangerous stunts until the [[Robbie Riots]] of 1986. Although more than sixty thousand Robbies were rendered non-functional by the [[LAPD]], the growing cost of dealing with the riots led to the establishment of [[Steeltown]] as an urban containment zone, followed later by the Machine Intelligence Limited Rights Act of 2011. Nicknamed the "Miller Act", this granted robots in Hollywood limited [[citizenship|citizenry]]: third class, with the possibility of upgrading to second class in exchange a yearly fee.
 {{Demographic}}
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-'''Robots''' are a demographic of [[Hollywood]] defined as any intelligent machine, covering both androids and supercomputers among other things. Haunted animatronics are [[cryptid]]s, considering the possessing force is the intelligence and not the machine.
+'''Robots''' are a demographic of [[Hollywood]] defined as any intelligent machine, covering both androids and supercomputers among other things. Haunted animatronics are [[cryptid]]s, considering the supernatural possessing force is the intelligence and not the machine itself.
-Although there have been automatons in Hollywood capable of independent thought since 82 BBO, robots as a demographic did not exist until the development and release of the Robbie series in 28 BBO by [[Universal Service Systems]]. These intelligent, problem-solving machines were used as cheap domestic labor and expendable props for dangerous stunts for four years until the [[Robbie Riots]] of 24 BBO. Although sixty thousand Robbies were rendered non-functional by the [[LAPD]], the growing cost of dealing with the riots led to the establishment of [[Steeltown]] as an urban containment zone, followed later by the Machine Intelligence Limited Rights Act of 17 BBO. Nicknamed the "Miller Act", this granted robots in Hollywood limited [[citizenship|citizenry]]: third class, with the possibility of upgrading to second class in exchange a yearly fee.
+Although there have been automatons in Hollywood capable of independent thought since 82 BBO, robots as a demographic did not exist until the development and release of the Robbie series in 28 BBO by [[Universal Service Systems]]. These intelligent, problem-solving machines were used as cheap domestic labor and expendable props for dangerous stunts for four years until the [[Robbie Riots]] of 1984. Although more than sixty thousand Robbies were rendered non-functional by the [[LAPD]], the growing cost of dealing with the riots led to the establishment of [[Steeltown]] as an urban containment zone, followed later by the Machine Intelligence Limited Rights Act of 2011. Nicknamed the "Miller Act", this granted robots in Hollywood limited [[citizenship|citizenry]]: third class, with the possibility of upgrading to second class in exchange a yearly fee.
 {{Demographic}}
 [[Category:Demographics]][[Category:Robots| ]]

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 '''Robots''' are a demographic of [[Hollywood]] defined as any intelligent machine, covering both androids and supercomputers among other things. Haunted animatronics are [[cryptid]]s, considering the possessing force is the intelligence and not the machine.
-Although there have been automatons in Hollywood capable of independent thought since 82 BBO, robots as a demographic did not exist until the development and release of the Robbie series in 28 BBO by [[Universal Service Systems]]. These intelligent, problem-solving machines were used as cheap domestic labor and expendable props for dangerous stunts for four years until the [[Robbie Riots]] of 24 BBO. Although sixty thousand Robbies were rendered non-functional by the [[LAPD]], the growing cost of dealing with the riots led to the establishment of [[Steeltown]] as an urban containment zone, followed later by the Machine Intelligence Limited Rights Act of 17 BBO. Nicknamed the "Miller Act", this granted robots in Hollywood limited citizenry: third class, with the possibility of upgrading to second class in exchange a yearly fee.
+Although there have been automatons in Hollywood capable of independent thought since 82 BBO, robots as a demographic did not exist until the development and release of the Robbie series in 28 BBO by [[Universal Service Systems]]. These intelligent, problem-solving machines were used as cheap domestic labor and expendable props for dangerous stunts for four years until the [[Robbie Riots]] of 24 BBO. Although sixty thousand Robbies were rendered non-functional by the [[LAPD]], the growing cost of dealing with the riots led to the establishment of [[Steeltown]] as an urban containment zone, followed later by the Machine Intelligence Limited Rights Act of 17 BBO. Nicknamed the "Miller Act", this granted robots in Hollywood limited [[citizenship|citizenry]]: third class, with the possibility of upgrading to second class in exchange a yearly fee.
 {{Demographic}}
 [[Category:Demographics]][[Category:Robots| ]]

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