| 1957 C. Oliver Didn't He Ramble in W. F. Nolan Edge of Forever (1971) 288 | Robots, of courseor androids, to give them their proper names. |
| 1968 S. E. Whitfield in S. E. Whitfield & G. Roddenberry Making of Star Trek iv. v. 352 | One episode in the first season called for a seven-foot-tall android. |
| 1970 A. McCaffrey Ship who Sang (1991) v.175 | He's an android, complete with metal brainworks, programmed in a rarified atmosphere. |
| 1972 J. Blish Star Trek 5 109 | These are earlier versions. Jimshe's an android! |
| 1977 S. Marshak & M. Culbreath Price of Phoenix (1985) ii. 13, | I suppose there's no mistakeâ¥.Androids, doubles, imposters, illusions. |
| 1980 J. C. Haldeman II Perry's Planet x. 81 | It is, I presume, a dead science now, but at the time it dealt with androids. |
| 1981 V. N. McIntyre Entropy Effect iii. 86 | An android duplicate. Clones. Clones, hell, maybe he had a twin brother. |
| 1983 R. Sheckley Dramocles (1984) 11 | At last he came to a momentous decision and called for his psychiatric android. |
| 1989 D. Dvorkin & D. Dvorkin Star Trek: Next Generation: Captains' Honor iii. 58 | The android hesitated. He did not so specify, sir. |
| 1992 P. David Imzadi i. 7 | Standing outside the field, staring at the Guardian, was an android. |
| 1993 Sci. Fiction Age Jan. 6/2 | If androids and aliens can survive peaceably with humans, can't we humans learn to deal peacefully with just ourselves? |
| 1993 G. Bear Moving Mars 134, | I was pretty sure he wasn't an Earth-made android, but the suspicion never passed completely. |
| 1994 L. A. Graf Traitor Winds ii. 20 | Compared with Earth, a starship was like an android when compared with a human. |
| 1994 B. Hambly Crossroad xvii. 256 | She had finally found him, or the android he had built to house his mind and personality, he had built for himself an android geisha. |
| 1998 L. A. Graf & M. J. Friedman War Dragons xvii. 266 | Kirk's ship was taken over and brought to a planet full of androids. |
| 1998 W. Shatner et al. Spectre ii. 22 | When even an android reacted to his impatience, he knew he had gone too far. |
