Lucy Liu's head
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| Secondary character Special guest | |
| Lucy Liu's Head | |
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| Age | Unknown thousands of years if still living in Bender, otherwise 1048 |
| Date of birth | 2 December, 1961 |
| Gender | Female |
| Species | Humans |
| Planet of origin | Earth |
| First appearance | "I Dated a Robot" (3ACV15)  |
| Voiced by | Lucy Liu |
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Lucy Liu's Head is the head of 21st century actress Lucy Liu. For much of her life, Liu has been at Kidnappster, where they have been holding her prisoner for 800 years. During this time, many people downloaded illegal copies of her. After being rescued by Bender, Liu began a relationship with him, and was last seen living inside Bender. Her current status is unknown.
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[edit] Liubot
The Liubot was a computer-generated duplicate of Lucy Liu that was downloaded by Fry. Later, a swarm of them were sent to kill the Planet Express crew by the Kidnappster CEO after Bender stole Lucy Liu's Head from the company. After the attack, it is believed that all Liubots were destroyed.
[edit] Additional Info
[edit] Trivia
- Lucy Liu recorded some lines in advance for a future episode.
- Liu was apparently inside Bender during the Roswell incident, though Bender may have taken her out of his chest before that episode and put her back before her next appearance. It is also possible she was in his chest cavity during the events of Bender's Big Score. Luckily heads survive in jars indefinitely, assuming they are fed.
[edit] Quotes
Lucy Liu: Are you the last copy of me?
Liubot: [In a weak voice.] Yes.
Lucy Liu: Erase her, Fry.
Fry: What?! No!
Lucy Liu: Fry, when you downloaded her without my permission you stole my image and in the end that's all I really have. That and the largest gold nugget in the world one mile in diameter.
Liubot: I'll always remember you, Fry. [Robotic voice.] MEMORY DELETED
Lucy Liu: Help! They've been holding me prisoner for 800 years!
Liubot: Oh Fry! I love you more than the moon, and the stars, and the [Robotic voice.] POETIC IMAGE NUMBER 37 NOT FOUND.
