History Trivia / AlmostHuman

* FakeNationality: Creator/TomasMilian (Giulio) and Creator/HenrySilva (Grandi) both American actors playing Italians.

* FakeNationality: Giulio and Grandi are both played by Americans.

* ThrowItIn: Karl Urban has said that quite a few of the scenes between Kennex and Dorian in the car were a result of him and Michael Ealy just bouncing improvised dialogue off of one another. The showrunners were apparently cool with it so long as they shot a take with the scripted dialogue first. According to Urban, the "you're scanning my balls?" scene and the scene where Dorian exposes himself were both a result of this [[note]](he was also quick to point out that Ealy did not actually pull out his penis on set)[[/note]].

* TheWikiRule: [[http://almost-human.wikia.com/wiki/Almost_Human_Wiki Over here]].

* HeyItsThatGuy
** [[{{Film/StarTrek}} Doctor McCoy]] is a detective, not a synthetic.
*** Alternately, Judge Film/{{Dredd}} is enforcing the law in a less crapsack but still crime-ridden futuristic world. One that calls its prisons "cubes", to boot...
** Rudy used to be [[Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean a pirate]]!
** [[{{Series/Eureka}} Deputy Andy]] is a state prosecutor.
** [[Series/TheShield Captain David Acevada]] is another police Captain, and was also the US President on ''TheUnit.''
** Also, Detective Paul is Charles Gray from ''TheUnit'' as well.
** Anna Moore and Dorian have met before in another life, in Series/CommonLaw.
*** In addition to this, Paul was Dorian's foster brother in the same show.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Fox did this by dumping originals against The Olympics. After having previously pulled the show for two weeks to do two-hour episodes of ''Series/SleepyHollow'' and ''Series/TheFollowing''. Not to mention that it didn't get picked up past the original thirteen episode order. And all this despite the fact that the ratings were actually decent by Fox's (admittedly apocalyptic) standards. Oh, and they aired it completely OutOfOrder. Yup, it's Fox all right.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Fox did this by dumping originals against The Olympics. After having previously pulled the show for two weeks to do two-hour episodes of ''Series/SleepyHollow'' and ''Series/TheFollowing''. Not to mention that it didn't get picked up past the original thirteen episode order. And all this despite the fact that the ratings are actually decent by Fox standards. Oh, and they aired it completely OutOfOrder. Yup, it's Fox all right.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Fox may be doing this by dumping originals against The Olympics. After having previously pulled the show for two weeks to do two-hour episodes of ''Series/SleepyHollow'' and ''Series/TheFollowing''. Not to mention that it didn't get picked up past the original thirteen episode order. And all this despite the fact that the ratings are actually decent by Fox standards.
** Aired OutOfOrder, first thing preempted to give something else more time, and officially canned after 13 episodes. Yup, it's Fox all right.

* PortmanteauSeriesNickname: "Almost Human" -> "AlHu"

*** Alternately, Judge Film/{{Dredd}} is enforcing the law in a less crapsack but still crime-ridden futuristic world.

*** Alternately, Judge Film/{{Dredd}} is enforcing the law in a slightly less crapsack but still crime-ridden futuristic world.

* FanCommunityNicknames: Numerous types continue to float around, such as Humanites and Humaniacs which were coined during the series promotion in May 2013. After the series first pilot airing it deviated into [=FanBots=] and Badge Bunnies. The names are still up in the air.

* FanCommunityNicknames: Numerous types continue to float around, such as Humanites and Humaniacs which were coined during the series promotion in May 2013. After the series first pilot airing it deviated into FanBots and Badge Bunnies. The names are still up in the air.

** FanBot is the colloquial and slang term.

** [[{{Series/Eureka}} Sheriff Andy]] is a state prosecutor.

HeyItsThatGuy
* [[{{Film/StarTrek}} Doctor McCoy]] is a detective, not a synthetic.