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Movie Summary  Movie: The Human Duplicators:  Incredibly huge and ugly Richard Kiel is an alien sent to earth to help replicate humans to expand his planet's domination of the galaxy. He assists an already duplicated Professor Dornheim, and falls in love with his beautiful, blind, oddly clad niece, Lisa. An intelligence agent investigates the case with the help of his blonde, outspoken lady friend, and prevents the world from being taken over by the clones. — Mary Jo Pehl Host Segments  Prologue:  Joel considers doing modifications on the Robots and Tom presents some sketches of a complete redesign of himself.  Invention:  The Satellite of Love shows off its Beanie Chopper, a beanie with power pack. In Deep 13, the mad scientists have invented the Fridge Alert, a special alarm designed to keep William Conrad out of one's refrigerator.  Segment 2:  Craft projects: the Robots make spaceships that look as good as the one in the movie using things found around the house. Joel's spaceship looks suspiciously like Crow.  Segment 3:  Servo replicates himself and there are dozens and dozens of Servos on the SOL.  Segment 4:  A drinking, aggravated Hugh Beaumont (Mike Nelson) visits the Satellite of Love.  Segment 5:  On the Satellite of Love, the Robots come out of the closet and admit to Joel that they're Robots. In Deep 13, William Conrad actually breaks into Frank and Forrester's refrigerator.  Stinger:  Doppelganger second-bananas in a fight to the death. Reflections This movie begat what was to become a "state park" joke. There is a scene in which a car drives down a road and the joke we had written was "It looks like a state park." When we were reviewing the script, we realized this was not a joke because it did indeed look like a state park! So whenever a comment simply states what is happening in the movie, we accuse it of being a "state park" joke. Pretty clever, huh? — Mary Jo Pehl