Good looks alone won't keep you out of the Uncanny Valley; movement is equally (if not more) important. Interacting with an android that didn't move enough would be unsettling. I've had a couple of somewhat mentally unbalanced friends over the years, and one trait they had in common was sitting abnormally still. Also, they often spoke without the appropriate facial expressions. While they were usually quite lucid, there was the undeniable feeling that something was 'off'. One of them, aware of the way he spoke, tried to consciously make the proper facial expressions. The effect was worse; the timing was slightly off and the expressions did not happen at the right speed. Do we have synthetic 'twitch muscles' that are fast enough and strong enough to do realistic facial expression?

Are there any videos of these androids in action?

If you follow the Repliee Q2 link in the story there are links to several MPEG videos at the bottom of the page.

There are other pages on the site describing the use of sinusoidal waves to generate human like motion when making gestures. They claim the head contains 42 actuators used to produce "humanlike imperfections" of motion such as blinking and facial twitches.

Even so, they say the illusion that it's human only holds for a few seconds. If you observe it longer than that, it becomes obvious it's a robot.