In a parallel present where the latest must-have gadget for any busy family is a 'Synth' - a highly-developed robotic servant that's so similar to a real human it's transforming the way we live.
The best episode of "Humans" season 1 is "Episode 1", rated 7.9/10 from 1617 user votes. It was directed by Sam Donovan and written by Jonathan Brackley, Sam Vincent. "Episode 1" aired on 6/14/2015 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Episode 2".
The Hawkins, a loving but troubled family decide to buy a 'Synth' called Anita, but they start to suspect there's something unusual about her...
Director: Sam Donovan
Writer: Jonathan Brackley, Sam Vincent
Laura feels increasingly threatened by the presence of Synth Anita, and Leo's quest for information takes him to dangerous places.
Director: Sam Donovan
Writer: Jonathan Brackley, Sam Vincent
Laura is begrudgingly forced to keep Anita when she saves Toby from a road accident. George is planning an escape with Odi and Pete's hot temper earns him a suspension from work.
Director: Daniel Nettheim
Writer: Jonathan Brackley, Sam Vincent
Laura insists the family take Anita for testing when Mattie tells her that she's seen Anita acting strangely, while Hobb is on Niska's trail.
Director: Daniel Nettheim
Writer: Emily Ballou, Joe Barton
Killer Synth is the breaking news story, and public panic is growing. Karen is hot on Niska's tail, but are her motives for finding her more personal than professional?
Director: Lewis Arnold
Writer: Emily Ballou
Things are at the lowest possible ebb for the fractured Hawkins family. With Joe in exile and the kids tired of their parents' lies, Laura decides it's time to tell the truth
Director: Lewis Arnold
Writer: Jonathan Brackley, Sam Vincent
Rejected and alone, Karen sets out to George's house to find Niska. Meanwhile Pete is determined to find out who Karen really is. The hunted Synths take refuge at the Hawkins.
Director: China Moo-Young
Writer: Jonathan Brackley, Sam Vincent
With the Synths in captivity, the devastated Hawkins' realise how much Mia and her family mean to them and are determined to help them.
Director: China Moo-Young
Writer: Jonathan Brackley, Sam Vincent