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*** The android Joanna does not kill the original, she is the testing prototype for the cybernetic implants which will be implanted into the real Joanna in order to transform her into a Stepford wife. Hence why she has no eyes, those wouldn't need to be replaced in order to convert her. So Joanna does actually live on but now as a cyborg.
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*** The android Joanna does not kill the original, she is the testing prototype for the cybernetic implants which will be implanted into the real Joanna in order to transform her into a Stepford wife. Hence why she has no eyes, those wouldn't need to be replaced in order to convert her. So Joanna does actually live on but now as a cyborg. In the [[spoiler: The Stepford Children we see that this is what happens to Stepford's wayward children giving the theory credence]]
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** Or another theory, that the robots have the orginal brains and eyes (explaining the significant close-up on the robotic Joanna's eyes) from the actual wives, and that one some level they still have their real thoughts and emotions, they just cannot act on them due to programming, explaining why Joanna began to look upset and nervous.
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** Or another theory, that the robots have the orginal original brains and eyes (explaining the significant close-up on the robotic Joanna's eyes) from the actual wives, and that one some level they still have their real thoughts and emotions, they just cannot act on them due to programming, explaining why Joanna began to look upset and nervous.
*** The android Joanna does not kill the original, she is the testing prototype for the cybernetic implants which will be implanted into the real Joanna in order to transform her into a Stepford wife. Hence why she has no eyes, those wouldn't need to be replaced in order to convert her. So Joanna does actually live on but now as a cyborg.
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Dale (or, far more likely, one of his descendants) was likely involved with Wayland Corp.
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Dale (or, far more likely, one of his descendants) was likely involved with Wayland Corp.Corp.
[[WMG: The Stepford Wives takes place in the same world as Wonder Woman]]
In 'The Deadly Toys' Wonder Woman encounters DC villain The Toy Maker who constructs incredibly lifelike androids in order to kidnap scientists, Stepford being one of his earlier projects
[[WMG: The Stepford Wives takes place in the same world as Wonder Woman]]
In 'The Deadly Toys' Wonder Woman encounters DC villain The Toy Maker who constructs incredibly lifelike androids in order to kidnap scientists, Stepford being one of his earlier projects
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** Wouldn't the men, especially Walter, know the difference? The robot double was more buxom than Joanna
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** Wouldn't the men, especially Walter, know the difference? The robot double was more buxom than JoannaJoanna.
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The Stepford Wives are very early Synthetics. One the few things the Wives are shown consuming is a milky-fluid that Carol imbibes Dale's party. It's presumed to be a pina colada, especially considering Dale and her husband use it as a scapegoat for her malfunctioning. However, it's more likely the pastry she eating that caused the malfunction, and the fluid is likely the white latex Synthetics uses as circulatory fluid.
Dale was (or, far more likely, one of his descendants) was likely involved with Wayland Corp.
Dale was (or, far more likely, one of his descendants) was likely involved with Wayland Corp.
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The Stepford Wives are very early Synthetics. One the few things the Wives are shown consuming is a milky-fluid that Carol imbibes Dale's party. It's presumed to be a pina colada, especially considering Dale and her husband use it as a scapegoat for her malfunctioning. However, it's more likely the pastry she eating that caused the malfunction, malfunction (Being early models, it's likely they could actually process food like later ones could), and the fluid is likely the white latex Synthetics uses as circulatory fluid.
Dalewas (or, far more likely, one of his descendants) was likely involved with Wayland Corp.
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[[WMG: The book/first film takes place in the same universe as ''Franchise/Alien.'']]
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[[WMG: The book/first film takes place in the same universe as ''Franchise/Alien.''Franchise/{{Alien}}.'']]
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Some of the men were so hopeless that they could only have a wife in the form of a robot. They either came to Stepford single and were given a robot bride to fit in or they were bribed into moving to town with the promise of a hot wife they could customize. As for the ending, that can explained by the robots falling and staying on the floor and being hidden by the crowd and big skirts. Or shoved off to the side or under things.
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Some of the men were so hopeless that they could only have a wife in the form of a robot. They either came to Stepford single and were given a robot bride to fit in or they were bribed into moving to town with the promise of a hot wife they could customize. As for the ending, that can explained by the robots falling and staying on the floor and being hidden by the crowd and big skirts. Or shoved off to the side or under things.things.
[[WMG: The book/first film takes place in the same universe as ''Franchise/Alien.'']]
The Stepford Wives are very early Synthetics. One the few things the Wives are shown consuming is a milky-fluid that Carol imbibes Dale's party. It's presumed to be a pina colada, especially considering Dale and her husband use it as a scapegoat for her malfunctioning. However, it's more likely the pastry she eating that caused the malfunction, and the fluid is likely the white latex Synthetics uses as circulatory fluid.
Dale was (or, far more likely, one of his descendants) was likely involved with Wayland Corp.
[[WMG: The book/first film takes place in the same universe as ''Franchise/Alien.'']]
The Stepford Wives are very early Synthetics. One the few things the Wives are shown consuming is a milky-fluid that Carol imbibes Dale's party. It's presumed to be a pina colada, especially considering Dale and her husband use it as a scapegoat for her malfunctioning. However, it's more likely the pastry she eating that caused the malfunction, and the fluid is likely the white latex Synthetics uses as circulatory fluid.
Dale was (or, far more likely, one of his descendants) was likely involved with Wayland Corp.
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*** If that were the case, the wives would have remembered the word "archaic." Instead, they were only programmed to know the words listed in the dictionary that they were asked to read (for voice samples).
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[[WMG: ''TheStepfordWives'' is in the same universe as ComicBook/ScottPilgrim.]]
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[[WMG: ''TheStepfordWives'' ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'' is in the same universe as ComicBook/ScottPilgrim.]]
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[[WMG: ''TheStepfordWives'' is in the same universe as ScottPilgrim.]]
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[[WMG: ''TheStepfordWives'' is in the same universe as ScottPilgrim.ComicBook/ScottPilgrim.]]
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[[WMG: In the remake,most of the wives were real women with chips and a few were robots]]
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[[WMG: In the remake,most remake, most of the wives were real women with chips and a few were robots]]
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** Or another theory, that the robots have the orginal brains and eyes (explaining the significant close-up on the robotic Joanna's eyes) from the actual wives, and that one some level they still have their real thoughts and emotions, they just cannot act on them due to programming, explaining why Joanna began to look upset and nervous.
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** Or another theory, that the robots have the orginal brains and eyes (explaining the significant close-up on the robotic Joanna's eyes) from the actual wives, and that one some level they still have their real thoughts and emotions, they just cannot act on them due to programming, explaining why Joanna began to look upset and nervous.nervous.
[[WMG: In the remake,most of the wives were real women with chips and a few were robots]]
Some of the men were so hopeless that they could only have a wife in the form of a robot. They either came to Stepford single and were given a robot bride to fit in or they were bribed into moving to town with the promise of a hot wife they could customize. As for the ending, that can explained by the robots falling and staying on the floor and being hidden by the crowd and big skirts. Or shoved off to the side or under things.
[[WMG: In the remake,most of the wives were real women with chips and a few were robots]]
Some of the men were so hopeless that they could only have a wife in the form of a robot. They either came to Stepford single and were given a robot bride to fit in or they were bribed into moving to town with the promise of a hot wife they could customize. As for the ending, that can explained by the robots falling and staying on the floor and being hidden by the crowd and big skirts. Or shoved off to the side or under things.
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** Wouldn't the men, especially Walter, know the difference? The robot double was more buxom than Joanna
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** Wouldn't the men, especially Walter, know the difference? The robot double was more buxom than JoannaJoanna
** Or another theory, that the robots have the orginal brains and eyes (explaining the significant close-up on the robotic Joanna's eyes) from the actual wives, and that one some level they still have their real thoughts and emotions, they just cannot act on them due to programming, explaining why Joanna began to look upset and nervous.
** Or another theory, that the robots have the orginal brains and eyes (explaining the significant close-up on the robotic Joanna's eyes) from the actual wives, and that one some level they still have their real thoughts and emotions, they just cannot act on them due to programming, explaining why Joanna began to look upset and nervous.
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During the infamous supermarket scene, it seemed as she was walking toward the camera that she was starting to look nervous after her initial Stepford Smiling. This troper believes that she destroyed the robot and is now posing as it in order to avoid getting killed like the other wives.
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During the infamous supermarket scene, it seemed as she was walking toward the camera that she was starting to look nervous after her initial Stepford Smiling. This troper believes that she destroyed the robot and is now posing as it in order to avoid getting killed like the other wives.wives.
** Wouldn't the men, especially Walter, know the difference? The robot double was more buxom than Joanna
** Wouldn't the men, especially Walter, know the difference? The robot double was more buxom than Joanna
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In the book, Joanna says she and Walter bought their house from a couple called Pilgrim, who lived there for two months before moving to Canada. And the existence of a town full of [[spoiler:robotic wives]] would not be very far out of the scope of Scott Pilgrim.
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In the book, Joanna says she and Walter bought their house from a couple called Pilgrim, who lived there for two months before moving to Canada. And the existence of a town full of [[spoiler:robotic wives]] would not be very far out of the scope of Scott Pilgrim.Pilgrim.
[[WMG: Joanna in the original is still alive.]]
During the infamous supermarket scene, it seemed as she was walking toward the camera that she was starting to look nervous after her initial Stepford Smiling. This troper believes that she destroyed the robot and is now posing as it in order to avoid getting killed like the other wives.
[[WMG: Joanna in the original is still alive.]]
During the infamous supermarket scene, it seemed as she was walking toward the camera that she was starting to look nervous after her initial Stepford Smiling. This troper believes that she destroyed the robot and is now posing as it in order to avoid getting killed like the other wives.
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[[WMG: ''TheStepfordWives'' is in the same universe as ScottPilgrim.]]
In the book, Joanna says she and Walter bought their house from a couple called Pilgrim, who lived there for two months before moving to Canada. And the existence of a town full of [[spoiler:robotic wives]] would not be very far out of the scope of Scott Pilgrim.
In the book, Joanna says she and Walter bought their house from a couple called Pilgrim, who lived there for two months before moving to Canada. And the existence of a town full of [[spoiler:robotic wives]] would not be very far out of the scope of Scott Pilgrim.
