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| image = [[File:Dr. Cahill.png|225px]] |
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| job = Doctor at the [[Head Museum]] |
| job = Doctor at the [[Head Museum]] |
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+ | | status = Alive |
| − | | appearance = '' |
+ | | appearance = ''[[Bender's Big Score]]'' |
| − | | voiced by = [[ |
+ | | voiced by = [[Tress MacNeille]] |
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== Appearances == |
== Appearances == |
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+ | === Films === |
| + | *''[[Bender's Big Score]]'' |
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| − | *The 2013 Year Old Virgin |
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| + | *''[[The Beast with a Billion Backs]]'' |
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| − | *Time Freeze |
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| + | *''[[Into the Wild Green Yonder]]'' |
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| − | *Charlie Cook's Favourite Book |
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| + | === Episodes === |
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| + | * "[[Ghost in the Machines]]" |
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| + | * "[[Neutopia]]" |
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| + | * "[[All the Presidents' Heads]]" |
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| + | * "[[Stench and Stenchibility]]" |
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| + | [[Category:Humans]] |
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| − | * "Weslandia" |
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| + | [[Category:Characters]] |
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| − | * "Gangsta Grampy" |
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| + | [[Category:Recurring Characters]] |
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| − | * "Luke's Night Out" |
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| + | [[Category:Doctors]] |
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| − | * "British School" |
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Revision as of 16:06, 11 January 2015
- "Can you save Hermes, Dr. Goodnsexy?"
- ―Fry
- "I told you, my name is Dr. Cahill."
- ―Dr. Cahill[source]
Dr. Cahill aka Lauren Cahill, is a doctor at the Head Museum.
According to Hermes she was a bimbo. She took offense to this and said just because she had a breathy voice, full sensual lips and a steaming hot body. did not mean she was a bimbo. Her speech was immediately made redundant when she forgot she had to put Hermes' head in a jar and calling herself "ditzy-witzy."
Trivia
- Fry called her "Dr. Goodnsexy", is most likely a reference to Dr. Goodhead from the James Bond film Moonraker. Her character is often parodied for her name and stereotypical female personality.