Futurama who is bender

Bender is the sort of robot who makes "kill all humans" his catchphrase, so it's natural that he would not really care about the sanctity of human life. In fact, to him, the idea that human life is sacred would be enough to elicit a huge laugh.

Robots are cool, and Bender is acutely aware of this. Even in the year , when robots are pretty much everywhere, Bender knows that they are a lot cooler than pretty much any other lifeform.

Bender says this line when he meets one of his culinary idols serving up food in a hobo camp. Bender feels that their stories are incredibly similar, but obviously, his is a lot more fun because it involves robots particularly it involves Bender, the coolest robot out there.

There's nothing worse than having someone say no to you, and Bender knows this all too well. When he and Fry try to use a military discount to purchase ham-flavored gum, they are quickly rebuked by the store clerk, who informs them correctly that the discount is only for people in the military. Bender utters this line, which to be fair, is all too true. What makes the situation even worse is that right after, Bender and Fry enlist in the army to get the discount, but right after signing their papers, "war were declared.

When Bender finds out that he was improperly built without a backup unit, he quickly realizes that all of the times he put his life on the line were really, well, him putting his life on the line.

Bender utters the line when Hermes tries to comfort him about being mortal, and how having only a short time on Earth makes everything matter a lot more. This episode ends with a really touching montage about how Hermes was the one to spare baby Bender's life back when he was first working as a robot inspector. When Bender is finally mangled by the can opener that he has always been afraid of, he loses the use of his body. However, with the help of Beck, Bender learns how to use small robot arms to play his body like a washboard.

He quickly becomes a folk music hero and decides to write his own song about broken robots. It's while writing this masterpiece that Bender says this line, delivering it like the final lyrics to his song are a stroke of genius.

The joke pays off later when Bender finally gets to perform his song, and out of nowhere, he really does tell the audience "put your hands in the air like you just don't care. We already talked about how Bender has a healthy or unhealthy, depending on how you look at it ego, and even when he's been utterly defeated, he still manages to somehow see himself as being the greatest.

When Bender is shut down from ever being a Harlem Globetrotter he looks deep in his heart and must admit that he is not funky enough , he seems to have a bit of an existential crisis. Animation Comedy Sci-Fi. Creators David X. Cohen Matt Groening. Top credits Creators David X. See more at IMDbPro. Top rated TV Episodes Browse episodes. Top Top-rated. Trailer Futurama: Volume One. Futurama: Volume Three. Futurama: Volume 2. Futurama: Calculon 2. Futurama: 2-D Blacktop. Futurama: Season 7.

Photos Top cast Edit. Billy West Philip J. Fry as Philip J. Fry …. John DiMaggio Bender as Bender …. Tress MacNeille Linda as Linda …. Maurice LaMarche Morbo as Morbo …. David Herman Scruffy as Scruffy …. Frank Welker Nibbler as Nibbler …. Nicole St. John Sally as Sally …. Pamela Anderson Dixie as Dixie …. David X. More like this. He also has many vices: He smokes because it makes him look cool , has done electricity jacking on , and has had many romantic and sexual relations with women who are usually robots like him.

He also drinks heavily; technically, though, this is not a vice, as alcohol fuels his power cells—if he was not a robot his behavior would be classified as 'alcoholic' but he needs alcohol to stay sober, and has on occasion been known to not-drink to excess and become 'drunk.

He is also an accomplished con artist, having gained Fry's power of attorney. Bender is a strong proponent for robots obtaining human rights, and gets very upset when he hears people claiming that human life is more important than robot life. When he is sufficiently frightened or sickened, bricks have been seen to fall from his backside on at least one occasion a reference to the line "shitting bricks. Bending and stealing. He also practices stage magic and can speak penguin and Space Bee. Having a robot body, he is also much more durable than a human.

Bender's chest cavity could be considered a magic satchel, as it has been shown to be able to hold a whole human, inhuman torch; at least two heads; cigars and even the riches of an entire kingdom.

In " Insane in the Mainframe ", Bender speaks French considered a dead language in the 31 st century while pretending to think of himself as Napoleon, also greeting the crew by saying " bonjour ", meaning "hello" in French. He can sing, as shown in " Bendin' in the Wind ". Bender has a love for cooking.

However, because he has no sense of taste, his food comes out terrible. As the series progressed, it seems his cooking skills have improved a bit. He managed to make a cake for Nibbler and create an edible salad.

Bender is also very good at tap dancing as shown in the episode " Stench and Stenchibility ", where he comes in second place in a tap dance contest. When the Planet Express crew threw Bender a fake funeral to prove they would remember him when he died, Fry said that Bender's favorite way to die would be none other than being crushed by a runaway semi-truck driven by the Incredible Hulk; Bender was touched that Fry remembered that fact.

Additionally, Bender's retirement plan is to turn his "on-off" switch to "off. In Bender's Big Score , several time paradox duplicates of Bender died by the explosion and one by destruction code from bladder failure. In Lethal Inspection , it was revealed that all robots have a wireless back-up unit that will download them into a new body if their current body is destroyed. However, Bender did not have a back-up unit due to Inspector 5 overriding a quality control failure on Bender, so when his hard drive is destroyed he will die.

In Ghost in the Machines , Bender is murdered by his ex-girlfriend a suicide booth named Lynn and becomes a robot ghost in limbo. He is returned to his normal self at the end of the episode by saving Fry's life and redeeming himself. Technically he didn't die, but he did explode. The sequence was 1A 2B 3C In War Is the H-Word Bender exploded because Zapp Brannigan programmed him to explode when he said "ass" because it was the most common word for him to say and he was using Bender as a weapon when at war with the floating brains.

He exploded when he was taken to Earth and since Professor Farnsworth couldn't disable the trigger he changed the word to "antiquing" and when Bender was trying to guess the word he said "antiquing". Bender has had many numerous relationships often sexual with fembots often not caring about their marital status.

However, he doesn't seem to have much interest in a monogamous or long-term relationship. Some of his relationships have come to very abrupt ends, but Bender never seems to mourn for long. Over the years, Bender has had many bugs, viruses, and errors. He once had his personality removed causing him to say nothing other than "I am Bender, please insert girder" in a monotone voice. Bender also has a self-destruct code, 1A2B3C but before C he explodes , that causes his head to blow up.

Magnets placed on Bender's head cause his inhibition unit to malfunction thus making him sing Folk songs. Bender almost turned into one with the planet express crew ship, making him say he was "a cuddly baby tapir".