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It is actually a film, just all the infomation provided at the moment is complete rubbish. Grandwazir 15:52, 18 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Please do not speedy this page, i'm adopting it and will improve it over the course of the evening. Grandwazir 17:04, 19 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Typo?

In the first line of the character description for Mason Baylor the apartment building is described as decadent. I'm fairly sure the intention here was to say decaying or dilapidated.

http://www.ketzer.com/original_movie_props/wheems.html

http://modelhead.com/news/category/batteries-not-included/

Anywhere know where any original props are? ILM vaults? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 67.164.65.21 (talk) 01:25, 3 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Mary?

In the description of the plot it keeps refering to a character of Mary. Mary realizes one of the Fix-it's is pregnant. Mary is the first to start suppling the Fix-its with metal. Mary buries the still-born Fix-it. Mary stays behind with the mother Fix-it as she repairs the father. Carlos and Lacey discover Mary still in the building after starting the arson fire. The other tenenats arrive to find the building on fire and Mary being loaded into an ambulance. There is no Mary character for all this to happen to. It all happened to the character of Faye. The plot description starts off using the proper name for Tandy's character, but the rest of the description calls her by the wrong name. This is the only section to call her Mary. Perhaps the article should be edited to use the proper name in the plot. -annonymous 1/27/2012 2:45 AM EST.

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+== Mary? ==
+In the description of the plot it keeps refering to a character of Mary. Mary realizes one of the Fix-it's is pregnant. Mary is the first to start suppling the Fix-its with metal. Mary buries the still-born Fix-it. Mary stays behind with the mother Fix-it as she repairs the father. Carlos and Lacey discover Mary still in the building after starting the arson fire. The other tenenats arrive to find the building on fire and Mary being loaded into an ambulance. There is no Mary character for all this to happen to. It all happened to the character of Faye. The plot description starts off using the proper name for Tandy's character, but the rest of the description calls her by the wrong name. This is the only section to call her Mary. Perhaps the article should be edited to use the proper name in the plot. -annonymous 1/27/2012 2:45 AM EST.