My Living Doll

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My Living Doll is a 1960s American science-fiction sitcom about a lifelike female robot learning to live among humans.

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My Living Doll canonical 3
My Living Doll theme 1

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instanceOf American television sitcom
airedDuringDecade 1960s
audioFormat mono
basedOnCharacterType gynoid
broadcastDay Sunday night
countryOfOrigin United States
creator Bill Kelsay
Jim Harmon
distributor CBS Television Distribution
executiveProducer Jack Chertok
filmingTechnique multi-camera
firstAired 1964-09-27
genre science fiction
situation comedy
hasCastMember Bob Cummings
Doris Dowling
Henry Beckman
Jack Mullaney
Julie Newmar
hasNotableAspect episodes are largely lost with only a portion surviving
features a female humanoid robot as title character
hasTheme artificial intelligence
fish-out-of-water comedy
human-robot relationships
lastAired 1965-03-17
mainCharacter Dr. Bob McDonald
Rhoda the robot
mediaType television series
numberOfEpisodes 26
numberOfSeasons 1
openingTheme My Living Doll theme
linked to: My Living Doll
originalChannel Columbia Broadcasting System
originalLanguage English
originallyBroadcastAs prime time network series
originalNetwork CBS
pictureFormat black-and-white
plotSummary A lifelike female robot is taught to live among humans by a psychiatrist working for the U.S. space program
portrays Bob Cummings as Dr. Bob McDonald
Julie Newmar as Rhoda the robot
productionCompany Jack Chertok Television Productions
robotCharacterAlias Rhoda Miller
robotCharacterName AF 709
runtimePerEpisode 25 minutes
settingLocation Los Angeles
targetAudience family audience

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Jack Mullaney notableWork My Living Doll
Julie Newmar notableWork My Living Doll
Julie Newmar appearedIn My Living Doll
My Living Doll openingTheme My Living Doll theme
linked to: My Living Doll