Bishop in Alien 3 - Human or Android?

[HuDaFuK]

Assembly cut.  Is a draft version or a hypothetical director's vision.

That has been officially released. The early Star Wars scripts were never even filmed.

[Liberator]

He was an android.  I can't recall where but I saw what was probably a deleted scene with the last crew member striking him with a crowbar or something.  He was exposed as an android in that scene.

[Nightmare Asylum]

He was an android.  I can't recall where but I saw what was probably a deleted scene with the last crew member striking him with a crowbar or something.  He was exposed as an android in that scene.

He was exposed of having red, human blood when he was hit in the head.

[Sgt. Apone]

He was an android.  I can't recall where but I saw what was probably a deleted scene with the last crew member striking him with a crowbar or something.  He was exposed as an android in that scene.

The directors disagree with you. And there is is no deleted scene.

[Liberator]

I seem to remember an android.

[Local Trouble]

I seem to remember an android.

The proper response is: "there's no way a human being could sustain that kind of injury and remain conscious" or some variation thereof.

[SiL]

I seem to remember an android.

You remember wrong.

[Liberator]

I'd argue with a xenomorph.

[SiL]

That's cool, but at no point does the movie show he's an android. He bleeds red blood and screams "I'm not a droid". No white blood, no spaghetti insides, no distorted voice.

[Sgt. Apone]

Ad didn't the directors mention it?

[HuDaFuK]

He... screams "I'm not a droid".

Only in the Assembly Cut.

The main defence I'll give the droiders is that comparing the Assembly Cut and the theatrical version, it's clear they were trying to make the character more ambiguous in the latter, based on the footage they removed.

[Local Trouble]

Hasn't anyone ever proposed that they may have simply dyed his blood red on the off chance he got cut?

[Elmazalman]

Hasn't anyone ever proposed that they may have simply dyed his blood red on the off chance he got cut?

A while back I posted a similar theory,that maybe he was an advanced synthetic  that could mimic pain/trauma and bleeding if the need should ever arise,another poster shot me down and told me it had already been considered and myth busted.

[SM]

He... screams "I'm not a droid".

Only in the Assembly Cut.

The main defence I'll give the droiders is that comparing the Assembly Cut and the theatrical version, it's clear they were trying to make the character more ambiguous in the latter, based on the footage they removed.

No, they weren't trying to make it ambiguous.

[SiL]

Hasn't anyone ever proposed that they may have simply dyed his blood red on the off chance he got cut?

Everyone says that.