The Week contest: Robot melodrama

A robotic hand holds a service bell
Tech executive Bernt Bornich has staffed his house with a robot butler
(Image credit: Andrey Popov / Getty Images)

This week's question: Tech executive Bernt Bornich has staffed his house with a robot butler. What would you call a Downton Abbey-style drama where the household staff is made up entirely of humanoid machines?

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