Plot:
Bob, a secret agent, breaks into the office and steals his dossier. In the course of his raid, he manages to throw an office desk across the room.
KARATE CHOP!!!!
This action sets the great wheels of intelligence to turn. In LA, Men in Black need Mary Casallas about Robert Golem. Elsewhere, a chopper lands at Henry Stanton's cabin. Cal, his former boss, needs him to go after a rogue agent who knows about all the current agents but not about retired ones.
Whoever smelt it dealt it isn't always correct...
Bob starts hunting down Mary. Bob was in the assassination section. Hank gets talked into helping with this problem. He and Mary head to her apartment. Bob attacks. Hank shoots Bob who shrugs the shots off but jumps out of the 5 story window without taking any damage.
One should always be careful to not run out of windows...
Mary explains that Bob is an android built for assassination. Hank isn't too happy about all of this. Explaining Bob's abilities of enhanced hearing, sight, bulletproof, and heatproof above the standards of humans.
Yul Brynner stars in West World: Behind the Scenes.
Bob must recharge every few days.
Bob recharges and adds a metal plate to his stomach to bulletproof his CPU.
Hank reveals he quit when a job ended in a plane crash. Hank, Mary and the rest of the agency learn that Bob is at a hotel. Searching the hotel, they don't find Bob who manages to recharge in another room than where he was expected.
Who knew the Johnny Mnemonic sunglasses were so trendy in 1986?
The getaway ends when Bob jumps out of a window and runs away.
Hank and Mary decide to check on Mary's former partner: Dewberry who helped created Bob. They search for Dewberry's journals and are unaware that Cal, Hank's boss, wants to examine the journals first. Finding the journals, other federal agents want the journals which don’t go well with Robert Conrad.
Bob has repaired him again and demonstrated he's quite the love machine though not up to Shaft level. Later, he manages to kill an author at a book signing.
Hank and Mary have examined the journals and found several names listed that have been killed lately and several more names that haven't been hit yet including Cal.
Bob heads to Washington and manages to dispatch a Senator. The FBI wants to know how anyone can ride under a car for miles and several of these other things that Bob has done.
Hank decides the best chance to get Bob is use Cal as bait. At Santa Fe, they set traps up at Dewberry's ranch. Bob overhears a phone call and heads after his prey. That night, Bob manages to get rid of several agents. He radios Hank and reveals that Cal had the bomb planted that caused Hank to quit. Refusing to send them out, Cal does get scared and runs out to the bomb shelter.
Aren't bomb shelters meant to protect people from explosions rather than be used to channel them?
Bob follows him. Hank locks the bomb shelter door shut. Bob starts circling around because his programming activates self-destruct when he is trapped. He explodes. Hank and Mary embrace, knowing that everything is calm now, though Mary looks like a sequel may ensue.
