| Way to Die #723 | |
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| "Bot-ily Harm" | |
| Name of the death is a pun on "bodily harm" | |
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| "Instead of giving his robot a brain, he should have put his own to better use." | |
| Date | July 25, 2002 |
| Location | Austin, Texas |
| Episode this death was featured in | "The End is Weird" |
| Deaths | |
| Previous "Withdrawn" | Next "Dough!!!" |
"Bot-ily Harm", Way to Die #723, is the first death to be featured in "The End is Weird", which aired on October 19, 2010.
Plot
Alex spent his time at home creating robots and breaking things, when he could have gone to any top college in the country. He constantly tortured his parents by wrecking the house. He decided to put the micro-processor of a vaccum robot, motion detectors, and razor-sharp spinning lawnmower blades into one machine in order to make it even more dangerous. He tested its destructive power by making it destroy another one of his robots, which was destroyed in seconds. He put the robot to sleep in order to fix up the other for another round. When he dropped a screw, the robot which was thought to be asleep turned itself on, and when Alex bent down to pick it up, it cuts off two of his fingers, and then slashes his foot off. Alex fell to the floor, and the robot lacerated deep into his abdomen and slices his aorta and vena cava and he died from massive blood loss.
Interviewees
- Tim Lewis - Robotics Expert
- Dr. Boyd Flinders - Surgeon
- Sander Kinane - Alex (lead: intended victim)
Trivia
- Also called "Mod Man" on the Spike website and the "Death By Request" Special.
- This death is based off of a Danish man who was brutally cut by a lawn-mowing robot.
Goofs
- Anachronism: A GoPro HD HERO 1 can be seen on top of Alex's second robot, although this segment is set back in 2002.
