Shirley waited patiently for her chance to unplug Squiggy's life support. The kicker, where this film is concerned, is the fact that this is the only one of the four Stepford films with an upbeat ending. Intent on conforming to the expectations of their Lifetime channel audience, the filmmakers allow Mick and Jodi to practically ride off into the sunset together, curing Mick's writer's block in the bargain. This is the sort of thing that makes us throw our hands in the air and wonder if every horror film franchise degenerates into silly nonsense by the third film. We're sorry, but sex with a robot partner is a subject that has to be addressed.
Earth prepare a sequel.
No one notices the difference. . . . Blah blah blah. Blah blah blah blah.