Almost Human (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
John Kennex is a troubled detective in New Pittsburg who returns to police work after a 17-month coma caused by an ambush that cost him his leg and partner. Using a cybernetic prosthesis and recoverin...
Dorian is an older DRN police android assigned to John Kennex after John rejects a standard-issue unit. Designed to behave more like a human, Dorian shows emotional responses, dislikes being called a...
Maldonado is the captain who recalls John Kennex to the police force after his long recovery. She assigns him a new android partner, first a standard unit and then Dorian, placing John back into activ...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
"Maldonado commands the precinct and oversees Kennex's cases; she manages hostage situations (S1E3), clashes with defendants (S1E5), and investigates...
"Both operate within the same precinct; Dorian assists in high-stakes operations like the hostage crisis (S1E3) and organ crime investigations under M...
"Maldonado leads the precinct's response to cases where Lom provides intelligence (S1E4); their dynamic reflects standard law enforcement reliance on...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
"S1E1 establishes them as mandated police-robot partners; throughout the season they navigate cases, trauma, and energy deficiencies together, relying...
"Kennex calls on Rudy Lom for assistance during a drug investigation (S1E4), leveraging his underworld connections to navigate the 'Bends' case when o...
"Lom assists Kennex and Dorian in the drug case (S1E4); their interactions are characterized by mutual respect and informal cooperation outside offici...
Overall narrative architecture across all 1 seasons
Almost Human (2013) · 7.4/10 · action-adventure, crime, drama, sci-fi-fantasy
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