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he said: " While, "I, Robot" itself isn't a cop drama, it is filled with more than Fringe-levels of unknown/experimental technology. If you continue on in Asimov's Robot Series you will meet Elijah "Lije" Bailey. He's a cop with a robot partner-- just like J.J. Abrams' new series "Almost Human." In fact, most every Abrams project draws from the varied works of Asimov, the only author to be published in every single section of the Dewey Decimal System. If you enjoy the Robot Series then delve into the Found While, "I, Robot" itself isn't a cop drama, it is filled with more than Fringe-levels of unknown/experimental technology. If you continue on in Asimov's Robot Series you will meet Elijah "Lije" Bailey. He's a cop with a robot partner-- just like J.J. Abrams' new series "Almost Human." In fact, most every Abrams project draws from the varied works of Asimov, the only author to be published in every single section of the Dewey Decimal System. If you enjoy the Robot Series then delve into the Foundation Series after that. This will offer you more of a "watcher-like" antagonist in the Mule, as well as a human named Hari Seldon that has created a set of mathematics called psychohistory that can predict the mass behavior of humanity far out into the future. Quite the interesting read, but more like Fringe set in a Star Wars galaxy.

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