Placeholder: [high res photo by Ray Harryhausen] 950s traditional family in space station family room but mom is a futuristic female silver android in a latex silver android suit. Only mom is an android. Mom has a normal human face, with silver sci-fi makeup. Mom is robotically cleaning up, while the rest are sitting watching tv [high res photo by Ray Harryhausen] 950s traditional family in space station family room but mom is a futuristic female silver android in a latex silver android suit. Only mom is an android. Mom has a normal human face, with silver sci-fi makeup. Mom is robotically cleaning up, while the rest are sitting watching tv

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[high res photo by Ray Harryhausen] 950s traditional family in space station family room but mom is a futuristic female silver android in a latex silver android suit. Only mom is an android. Mom has a normal human face, with silver sci-fi makeup. Mom is robotically cleaning up, while the rest are sitting watching tv

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