Humans

In a parallel present where advanced humanoid robots called 'Synths' are commonplace, a suburban family purchases a refurbished Synth to help with household chores. However, their new domestic assistant begins to exhibit unusually human-like emotions and behaviors, leading them down a path of unexpected discoveries and moral quandaries about artificial intelligence and consciousness. The family becomes entangled in a dangerous conspiracy surrounding Synths, forcing them to confront the true nature of humanity and the artificial beings they have created.

Humans was critically acclaimed for its thought-provoking exploration of artificial intelligence, its ethical implications, and its compelling characters. Reviewers praised its blend of science fiction concepts with relatable family drama, its nuanced portrayal of Synths, and the strong performances from its cast. The series was noted for its suspenseful plotting and its ability to generate discussions about societal changes driven by technology.

• Praised for its intelligent and timely exploration of AI and its societal impact.

• Lauded for strong character development and compelling narrative arcs.

• Appreciated for its blend of science fiction intrigue with grounded human drama.

Google audience: Google users largely appreciated the show's intellectual depth and engaging storyline, with many highlighting the realistic portrayal of human-robot interactions and the ethical questions it raised. Some viewers found the pacing occasionally slow but overall found it to be a compelling and well-made series.

Nominated for a BAFTA TV Award for Best Drama Series.

The series was created by Sam Vincent, who also wrote for shows like 'The Good Wife'.