Puzzlehead Quotes

Puzzlehead is a television program that first aired in 1970 . Puzzlehead stopped airing in 1970.

It features James Bai as producer, Max Avery Lichtenstein in charge of musical score, and Jeffery Scott Lando as head of cinematography.

Puzzlehead is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Puzzlehead is 81 minutes long.

The cast includes: Stephen Galaida as Puzzlehead, and Stephen Galaida as Walter.

Puzzlehead Quotes

Stephen Galaida as Puzzlehead

• (Stephen Galaida) "I only had Walter's memories, and they were meaningless to me. Like senseless silent films stored in my brain by accident."

• (Stephen Galaida) "After repairing my arm, Walter installed a video recording device. He recorded everything I saw. If I had known the consequences of this, I would have never opened my eyes."

• (Stephen Galaida) "The Anti-Federalists and the Luddites forced the closure of all biomechanical laboratories and began replacing them with fertility clinics. Funding ceased for everything not directly related to re-population. Quite ironic now that I think about it. Walter managed to salvage most of the equipment that wasn't nailed down. The most important of which was D-I-amdac, a brain scanner, which he used to scan his own brain to provide the blueprint for the neuro-net map of my artificially intelligent mind."
• (Stephen Galaida) "During the initial burn-in, programming 24-hours a day for several days at a time,"
• (Stephen Galaida) "it was painful. I would get exhausted. But he was impatient and wanted to give me all the information he thought most relevant to my primary human development."
• (Stephen Galaida) "There there my little Puzzlehead, you've made me very proud. Everything's going to be alright now. That's a good boy. You can rest now."
• (Stephen Galaida) "I became an interactive humanoid life form, with sensory faculties that enabled me to be a conscious being with emotions. Enormous cognitive capacity, and no sense of mortality. A robot, created in the image; or self-image; of Walter."

• (Stephen Galaida) "I was angry at Walter for giving me consciousness and taking it away. For pretending he was my father, when he was just my maker."

• (Stephen Galaida) "Sleep was interesting to me. It seemed like such a peaceful activity. I don't have to sleep, but I had read that people experience dreams when they sleep. Dreams are like thoughts without the boundaries of reality. In them you act out unconscious and buried desires. I wish I could have them."

• (Stephen Galaida) "By scanning the baby's brain I was able to begin again. I'd program myself with what I wanted, what I wished for. Who I am is a mystery now. I have recordings of my past life to remind me of who I once was. And in viewing them, my past actions sometimes haunt me. Despite all this, I am at peace. There is a serenity in my unfettered mind. And in creating my life all over again, from the beginning there is a great sense of hope. So this is what it is to be human --"

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