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"In the near future...Therapuetic Cloning is permitted for cloning of human organs derived from synthetic, genetically-engineered stem cells made from nanotechnology based materials, as opposed to human substances. However, only certain types of human organs are allowed to be cloned such as kidney, heart, liver for example. And for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease, spinal cord injuries & Parkinson disease and other diseases. Further, Therapeutic cloning from stem cells, obtained from human embryo and human cloning of an entire human body remains illegal and banned." | |||
At Therapeutic Tech, Dr. Evelyn Tyler is working on a computer. Joe Thomas watches a program on a new discovery that may help people with AIDS, osteoporosis and other diseases. He receives a phone call from Dr. Tyler asking him how he is doing with his new kidney transplant. He tells her, he is doing well and looking forward to getting back to work. He drives to his job at WonderChip where Sales Manager gives a presentation on their company's NANO 3000 technology. He then urges them to sell lots of the NANO 3000 chips. He welcomes Joe on returning to work and James Nguyen Character|James Nguyen congratulates Joe. Dr. G discusses the success of the nanotechnology with Dr. Tyler. Six months later, Sales Manager has another meeting and afterwards criticizes Joe on his sales. He then threatens to fire Joe if his sales don't go up. Joe parks near the Golden Gate Bridge and sees Dr. Tyler running. He stops her and asks her about her running and after she says bye, follows her in his car and invites her on a date, but she rejects him. Later, he calls her and asks her out on a date again and she agrees. They go to a restaurant and get to know each other. They ride the indoor carousel and go to the beach | |||
Revision as of 19:01, 1 April 2021
A computer chip salesman starts dating the mysterious twin of his dead girlfriend.
Genre
Characters/Groups
Joe Thomas - John David Braddock
Dr. Evelyn Tyler - Lana Dykstra
Labtech/Hitman - Robert Anthony Peters
Mrs. Tyler - Patsy van Ettinger
Character thumbnails with links to profiles
Detailed Synopsis
"In the near future...Therapuetic Cloning is permitted for cloning of human organs derived from synthetic, genetically-engineered stem cells made from nanotechnology based materials, as opposed to human substances. However, only certain types of human organs are allowed to be cloned such as kidney, heart, liver for example. And for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease, spinal cord injuries & Parkinson disease and other diseases. Further, Therapeutic cloning from stem cells, obtained from human embryo and human cloning of an entire human body remains illegal and banned."
At Therapeutic Tech, Dr. Evelyn Tyler is working on a computer. Joe Thomas watches a program on a new discovery that may help people with AIDS, osteoporosis and other diseases. He receives a phone call from Dr. Tyler asking him how he is doing with his new kidney transplant. He tells her, he is doing well and looking forward to getting back to work. He drives to his job at WonderChip where Sales Manager gives a presentation on their company's NANO 3000 technology. He then urges them to sell lots of the NANO 3000 chips. He welcomes Joe on returning to work and James Nguyen Character|James Nguyen congratulates Joe. Dr. G discusses the success of the nanotechnology with Dr. Tyler. Six months later, Sales Manager has another meeting and afterwards criticizes Joe on his sales. He then threatens to fire Joe if his sales don't go up. Joe parks near the Golden Gate Bridge and sees Dr. Tyler running. He stops her and asks her about her running and after she says bye, follows her in his car and invites her on a date, but she rejects him. Later, he calls her and asks her out on a date again and she agrees. They go to a restaurant and get to know each other. They ride the indoor carousel and go to the beach