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ANDY
| ANDY | |
|---|---|
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| Vital statistics | |
| Gender | Male |
| Occupation | Deputy Sheriff |
| Status | Alive |
| Appearances | ANDY - List of Appearances |
| Performer | Ty Olsson and Kavan Smith |
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Deputy Andy, formerly Sheriff Andy, was General Mansfield's robotic replacement for Jack Carter following the Eva Thorn incident. Since the time-altering event at the beginning of Season 4, Andy has replaced Jo Lupo as deputy to Carter, while she serves as Head of GD security.
Shortly after Carter, Lupo, Allison, Henry, Fargo and Trevor Grant returned to the present, altered timeline, Andy sacrificed himself to draw positronic lightning away from Carter and Dr. Grant long enough for them to shut down a rogue experiment. Douglas Fargo rebuilt Andy, among other things wiping his memory, upgrading several components and redesigning his face at the same time.
Deputy Andy was given an "emotional upgrade" by SARAH. GD ordered Zane to remove the upgrade, but he left it installed so he could "have a friend in Law Enforcement." This upgrade initially caused Andy to express affection for Jo in a naive and inappropriate way. After SARAH revealed what she'd done to Andy, he told her it was the first romantic thing anyone had ever done for him. They spent the following night together.
Andy and SARAH were engaged to marry but had "cold feet" on the day of the wedding ("Liftoff").
TriviaEdit
- Sheriff Andy is based on Sheriff Andy Taylor portrayed by Andy Griffith, the titular star of the 50's show.
- The name "Andy" may also be a reference to the science fiction novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (by Philip K. Dick) in which servent androids were referred to as "Andys."
- In the Eureka Universe, Deputy Andy is the first person (Robot, Human or otherwise) to step foot on Titan (a Saturn Moon)
- Deputy Andy surmised that Jack Carter, Allison Blake, Jo Lupo, Douglas Fargo and Henery Decon had recently traveled back to 1947 due to the line of questioning from Jack Carter - shortly after returning. He also deduced they also had pollen on their clothes consistent with the late 1940's.
