:18:01
Not precisely.
:18:10
What in God's name are you doing?
:18:13
Did you know that was safety glass?
:18:16
Would be pretty difficult for an old man
to throw himself through that, don't you think?
:18:19
Well, he figured out a way.
:18:23
Detective, the room was security locked.
no one came or went. You saw that yourself.
:18:29
Doesn't that mean this has to be suicide?
:18:32
Yup.
:18:34
Unless the killer's still in here.
:18:39
You're joking, right?
:18:41
- This is ridiculous.
- Ya, I know, you three laws...
:18:45
Your perfect circle of protection.
:18:47
A robot can not harm a human being.
The first law of Robotics.
:18:51
Ya, I know, I've seen your commercials.
:18:53
But doesn't the second law state that a robot
has to obey any order given by a human being?
:18:58
What if it was given the order to kill?
:19:00
Impossible, it would conflict with the first law.
:19:03
Right, but the third law states that
robot can defend itself.
:19:06
Yes, but only when that action does not
conflict with the first or second laws.
:19:10
You know what they say...
laws are made to be broken.
:19:14
No, not these laws,
they're hard wired into every robot.
:19:17
A robot can no more commit murder
than a human can walk on water.
:19:21
Well, you know there was
this one guy a long time ago.
:19:35
- Stay back!
- Calm down, detective.
:19:37
The only thing dangerous in this room is you.
:19:41
Deactivate.
:19:44
Look, it's fine.
:19:46
What you're looking at is
a result of clever programming.
:19:48
An imitation of free will,
it's nothing more.
:19:51
Well lets do an imitation
of protecting our asses.
:19:53
Don't be absurd.
:19:55
You were startled by a jack-in-the-box.
:19:58
Deactivate!