Ex Machina (Target Audience)

Ex Machine really reaches out to niche sci-fi fans, that are from the ages of 17 to late 20's. It really does have a lot to do with the influence of technology on our lives. It has romance with a robot and it really seems like a passion project that has a very niche demographic. It doesn't reach to young viewers or old, because it's inappropriate and  it would seem quite ludicrous to older viewers, but the niche young viewers watched it and it had advertisements on Adult Swim for viewers of 14 to late 20's.

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