Bicentennial Man
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1:00:11
Hello, Miss.
1:00:18
How are you, Sir?
1:00:22
l'm dying, Andrew.
1:00:25
Otherwise, l'm fine.
1:00:29
Wonderful to see you again.
1:00:31
l'm very happy to see you, Andrew.
lt's been a long time.

1:00:34
Yes, it has, Sir.
1:00:40
l wanted to tell you...
1:00:43
...that l was wrong.
1:00:45
You're never wrong, Sir.
1:00:47
Then don't contradict me.
1:00:49
You were right to want
your freedom, and...

1:00:53
...l'm glad that you have it.
1:00:57
Thank you, Sir.
1:01:05
You were very good to us.
1:01:09
lt was an honour serving you, Sir.
1:01:25
l want to seek out my own kind.
1:01:27
ln order to understand my destiny,
l must know if there is another like myself.

1:01:32
North Am Robotics will not
return my inquiries.

1:01:36
Now that you've finally
passed the bar, Lloyd...

1:01:38
...l want you to sue them for information
of the whereabouts of all NDR robots.

1:01:43
lf you don't mind.
1:01:47
The Freedom of lnformation Act
doesn't quite cover suits by robots.

1:01:51
Not yet.
1:01:52
Mother, l'm a very busy man.
l do not have time to help it...

1:01:56
...pursue some ridiculous lawsuit.
1:01:59
Lloyd, sweetheart, l do love you.

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