Almost Human Episodes 12-13 Recaps: Law And Order Meets Bladerunner (Season Finale)

We have come to the end of "Almost Human". I am pleasantly surpised as to how much I liked the show. My favorite parts were the future tech and the interaction between Dorian and Kennex. Will there be a season ? If so, I'd like to see all the characters fleshed out more and the mystery of the "wall" explored. See my season 1 recaps here: Almost Human Season 1 Recaps

The last two episodes were pretty much sci fi's version of Law and Order. They must catch the bad guys. First they're thrown off track. Then they get other clues and wrap it up just in time.

Some of my favorite tech of "Almost Human"

3D human printers, from "Straw Man"
Chromes- made-to-order humans- I don't think we know the specifics of this yet, Detective Stahl is a Chrome
3D drug printers- can to made to interact with the specific genetic makeup of Chromes
Food/ vitamin dispensers- pricks your finger to see what you"re short on, from "Straw Man"
Home security systems that can protect you or accidentally decide you're an intruder and kill you
Death by drone- unfortunately this is real
DNA bombs
Face maker devices
Dorian- why try to improve on perfection, up with DRNs, down with MXs
High tech prosthetic limps- like Kennex's leg
Black market body parts that have expiration dates-- eeek
There are lots of others that I didn't mention

Wikipedia:

Episode 12: Beholder
After a healthy chrome is reported to have died from natural causes, Detective Stahl suspects foul play. Upon futher investigation, they find that the dead chrome has the DNA of seven other victims all with good looking facial features. Kennex and Dorian are called in to track down a serial killer (Michael Eklund) who has been using a nanobot surgical system to take facial features from his victims and transferring them to his face for the woman that he loves. Kennex makes a move and is about to ask Detective Stahl out for a drink, only to find out that he is too late.

Episode 13: Straw Man

Kennex and Dorian revisit the past when a string of murders are similar to those committed by a serial killer who was put in jail by Kennex's father. Elsewhere, Dorian gets his first performance review after being reactivated.

Grade: 3 1/2 Monsters (out of 5). A solid first season. Will they be back for a second? I would like to see more about the wall and interactions between the main players.