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Double Post.

Sorry.

Not to Worry.

After 100 years, everyone that now knows Rock'n Rick, Rock'n Rita, Don Diego and every else on this board will have passed.

Unless you are a historic figure, no one will even know that you existed.

Rick

Lest one forgets, robots have to obey the 3 laws.

This appears to be the robot that was in the Twilight Zone. The episode was about a CEO of a company who completely mechanized the business to where he no longer needed any employees. He then came to work and found out that he had been replaced by the robot.

AKA Robbie the robot....

Except I'm going to have my brain transplanted into a Robot body. And when that wears out I'll do it again.

Just don't end up in this body..

a possible future..

GIGO

Indeed, Mr. Rod Serling occasionally used studio props that had been seen in earlier movies.
Pictured above is "Robbie the Robot" with his co-star Ann Francis as featured in the film "Forbidden Planet", which also co-starred starred Leslie Nielsen.
In addition to employing Robbie Mr. Serling occasionally used other props from the same film in other Twilight Zone episodes, including the featured flying saucer captained by Leslie Nielson in "Forbidden Planet", . . . and memorably the stairs of the flying saucer in the Episode "To Serve Man".