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Teachers & SchoolsRobopsychologist Susan Calvin is a robot. Well, no, we don't mean that literally—she's a...
Powell and Donovan fill the same position in these robot stories as Bert and Ernie do in Sesame...
The unnamed interviewer is clearly not that important in the grand scheme of the...
Bogert is kind of a villain who could easily have been kind of a hero. He's a mathematician who...
Dr. Alfred Lanning is like a mad scientist, except he's only mildly annoyed. He's the Director of...
If Dr. Alfred Lanning is the brains behind US Robot and Mechanical Men, Inc., then Lawrence...
Here's the only thing you need to know about Robbie: he loves Gloria. Oh, and he's a robot. So...
Gloria is totally uninteresting for an 8-year-old kid, which is why she's here. We don't mean...
If there were villains in this story, Gloria's parents would be those villains. That is, they're...
Speedy spends most of this story drunk. Well, not drunk, but in something of a haze that's...
Cutie is the first robot priest. He's also maybe the first robot engineer. And also he's a robot...
We like the mining robot Dave because he feels bad about being a screw-up, and we identify with...
Herbie is like that friend you have who doesn't tell you that your fly is down because he doesn't...
Depending on how you look at him, Nestor-10 is either a practical joker or a serial killer in the...
When you think of Kallner, think of the atomic bomb. See, Kallner isn't a scientist—he's a...
Like Shmoop, Brain is a super-computer with the personality of a child. And that is how Brain...
Stephen Byerley is either a robot or a very good human. And we can't know which. He's running for...
John might be the original Stephen, a lawyer who is interested in robotics. This is Francis...
The only thing that we know or need to know about Quinn is that he fights dirty. He's not a...
The Machines never show up on the page, but they're the center of attention in this story. And...