Referring Clues

• Gog, of film sci-fi
• Perfect slave
• Unpaid factory worker
• Kind of bomb
• Futuristic slave
• "Lost in Space" figure
• Metalhead?
• Martian explorer, e.g.
• Uncomplaining servant
• Mechanical man
• NASA exploring tool
• Automaton
• Hardly a symbol of spontaneity
• Brainless one
• Man of steel?
• Iron man?
• Bomb squad worker
• Deep-sea explorer, at times
• Modern factory sight
• Unpaid servant
• One with abs of steel?
• Assembly line fixture
• Steady worker
• Modern assembly line worker
• Tireless assembly line worker
• Bomb defuser, maybe
• Worker that never gets tired
• Sci-fi maid, maybe
• "Lost In Space" character
• Bomb squad machine
• Factory worker, maybe
• Mars explorer, e.g.
• Karel Capek creation
• Sci-fi valet, maybe
• One who acts without thinking
• Gort of "The Day the Earth Stood Still"
• Unthinking servant
• C-3PO or R2-D2
• Iron man
• High-tech gofer
• Mechanical worker
• Sci-fi staple
• Sci-fi antagonist, perhaps
• "I, ___"
• Kind of airport train
• Metal worker?
• Robbie, notably
• Metallic man
• Man of steel
• "WestWorld" character
• "RUR" figure
• Sci-fi machine
• Asimov subject
• Certain bomb squad worker
• Mechanical helper
• Asimov topic, often
• Android
• Isaac Asimov character
• Worker not interested in wages
• Steel worker?
• Modern factory worker
• Assembly-line worker
• Many an Asimov character
• Bomb-defusing machine
• One of several "Mystery Science Theater 3000" characters
• "I, ___"
• Automated worker
• "Lost in Space" man
• The iron giant in "The Iron Giant"
• "WestWorld" character
• "RUR" figure
• It may be used for dangerous work
• Sci-fi servant
• High-tech assembly line worker
• Futuristic unpaid worker
• Bomb-defusing worker
• Assembly line worker
• Metal man
• Android's cousin
• Factory worker
• Programmable machine
• Wired worker
• The Jetsons' maid, e.g.
• Sci-fi servant, sometimes
• 1970s funk dance, with "the"
• Rosie of "The Jetsons," for one
• Sci-fi butler, perhaps
• Mechanical assembly-line worker
• "The Terminator" soldier
• Worker that may suffer burnout?
• Sci-fi droid
• Pixar's WALL-E, e.g.
• Drone's relative
• Bomb squad member
• Mars Rover
• R2-D2 is one
• Klaatu's Gort, for one
• Tireless worker?
• Grade Z sci-fi "classic," "___ Monster"
• "Star Wars" character
• Android, e.g.
• Mechanical being
• Mechanical sci-fi creation
• Worker made out of metal
• Isaac Asimov subject
• Humanlike machine of sci-fi
• Primus or Helena, in a classic play
• The health and safety laboratory in Britain created vomiting Larry, a ___ that barfs
• Futuristic servant
• WALL-E, for instance
• Futuristic worker
• Metallic factory worker
• Product of some high-school competitions
• Unthinking worker
• Sci-fi servant, perhaps
• Mechanical man or woman
• Handy machine
• Metallic worker
• High-tech worker
• Mechanical person
• Worker made of steel
• High-tech drone, essentially
• Roomba, for one
• Programmable worker
• Many a modern assembly-line worker
• Word coined by writer Capek
• WALL-E, e.g.
• R2-D2, e.g.
• What writer Malcolm Peltu predicted could "cross a busy highway without being hit" by 2010
• Factory fixture, maybe
• Certain factory worker
• '77 Alan Parsons Project album "I ___"
• Mechanical Miley Cyrus song?
• L.A.'s Ima ___
• L.A. band Ima ___
• Man-made man - man-made machine
• Android's radical with boron implant?
• Flashy fellow, possibly with a screw loose?
• He's very efficient, if maybe flashy
• Inhuman boor, perhaps, Middle Eastern
• He shows no concern when his right boot needs mending
• Root out a bighead - that unfeeling fellow
• He's flashy, perhaps, but efficient
• Is he inhumanly able to rob?
• Flashy fellow lacking humanity
• Unemotionally, will he root out a blockhead?
• Flashy fellow, conceivably with a screw loose?
• To rob unreasonably is inhuman
• To rob atrociously is simply inhuman
• Automaton able to root out a bighead?
• Root out a bighead, being inhuman
• To rob, perhaps, is inhuman
• Computer-driven entity
• Automated machine
• R1-O2, BT's version of R2-D2?
• Automatic worker?
• Oz's Tik-Tok, for one
• Factory sight
• Michael Jackson dance, with "the"
• Take to backing a mindless operator
• Automaton runs rings round second-rate model
• Machine in part of plant beginning to blacken within
• Programmed machine in part of plant to check blood group
• Machine that's programmed to drill almost overturned
• Automaton, British in origin
• Mechanical man, British in origin
• Cheat turning to automatic machine
• Nonsense about Russian river by unthinking functionary
• Nick turned to auto­maton
• Inhuman boor, perhaps, yet titular head
• Worker made of metal
• Flashy type, perhaps, but technologically efficient
• Bomb squad device
• Subject of an Asimov collection
• To rob thus shows no humanity!
• Many an Amazon "worker"
• Unpaid worker
• Assembly line sight
• Term derived from a Czech word for "forced labor"
• Bomb-defusing device
• Metal worker?
• Android able to root out a bighead
• Asimov’s Cutie, e.g.
• Auto factory machine
• R2-D2 or BB-8, e.g.
• "I'm not a ___" (captcha phrase)
• Willing slave
• Steal books for mechanical man
• R2-D2, for one
• "Person" that speaks in beeps and boops
• Coldly efficient, but he makes two rock bottom starts
• To rob in inhuman fashion
• Man of steel?
• Flashy fellow, possibly with a screw loose?
• Nonhuman worker at the Henn na Hotel
• Droid, e.g.
• "Mr. ___": Rami Malek drama
• Member of the modern work force
• Costume that might start with a cardboard box
• Mechanical dance move
• One might develop consciousness in a sci-fi story
• "I'm not a ___" (online confirmation)
• Is he inhumanly able to rob?
• What a captcha tries to detect
• Unemotionally, will he root out a blockhead?
• Flashy fellow, conceivably with a screw loose?
• Captcha target
• Automaton able to root out a bighead?
• An inhuman invention
• Bender of "Futurama," for one
• Any of the Transformers
• Either of two wisecracking film critics in "Mystery Science Theater 3000"
• Claire or Oliver, in "Maybe Happy Ending"
• Alicia Vikander's "Ex Machina" role
• Tik-Tok in the Oz books, for one
• Flashy perhaps, but maybe of mechanical efficiency
• Android, for one
• K9 of "Doctor Who," for one