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'''Lal''' was a fictional gynoid from the television series [[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]. She was portrayed by [[Haley Todd]].
'''Lal''' was a fictional [[Soong-type android]] from the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation. She was portrayed by Haley Todd.


==Background==
==Background==
Lal, which in the Hindu language means "beloved", was created by Lt. Commander Data in an effort to propagate himself.  
Lal, which in the Hindu language means "beloved", was created by Lt. Commander Data in an effort to propagate himself.


Lal actually started off in a gender-neutral body and was allowed to pick and choose from thousands of bodies, including that of an Andorian male, a Klingon male and a Human male.  Lal finally settled on the image of a young Human woman in her twenties.
Lal actually started off in a gender-neutral body and was allowed to pick and choose from thousands of bodies, including that of an Andorian male, a Klingon male and a Human male.  Lal finally settled on the image of a young Human woman in her twenties.
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Lal eventually has a meeting with the Admiral and fights for her right to stay, and afterwards suffers a malfunction which gives her emotional awareness.  Following a pre-programmed response to the malfunction, she returns to the lab where her father and the Admiral work to repair the cascade failure.  They are both unsuccessful, and she eventually goes offline in front of her father.  Data later states to the crew that he reincorporated all of her memories and experiences back into himself, so she would still live on in a way.
Lal eventually has a meeting with the Admiral and fights for her right to stay, and afterwards suffers a malfunction which gives her emotional awareness.  Following a pre-programmed response to the malfunction, she returns to the lab where her father and the Admiral work to repair the cascade failure.  They are both unsuccessful, and she eventually goes offline in front of her father.  Data later states to the crew that he reincorporated all of her memories and experiences back into himself, so she would still live on in a way.


Years later, when Data meets his mother, Dr. Julianna Tainer, she is pained to hear about the fate of Lal, as she remember losing several prototypes before Lore.  She felt the loss of each one as though they were her children.
Years later, when Data meets his mother, Dr. Juliana Tainer, she is pained to hear about the fate of Lal, as she remember losing several prototypes before Lore.  She felt the loss of each one as though they were her children.


==Fembot related features==
==Fembot related features==
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*[[Programming]]
*[[Programming]]
*[[Deactivation]]
*[[Deactivation]]
==See also==
*[[Dr. Julianna Tainer]]


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{{Star Trek Universe}}
[[Category:Fictional fembots]]
[[Category:Fictional fembots]]
[[Category:Star Trek]]

Latest revision as of 22:34, 19 September 2019

Fictional fembot
Name Lal
Date of Manufacture Stardate 43657

August 28, 2366

Manufactured by Lt. Commander Data
Sentience Sentient
Functional status Nonfunctional (cascade failure of positronic net)
Appearances Season 3 "The Offspring

Lal was a fictional Soong-type android from the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation. She was portrayed by Haley Todd.

Background

Lal, which in the Hindu language means "beloved", was created by Lt. Commander Data in an effort to propagate himself.

Lal actually started off in a gender-neutral body and was allowed to pick and choose from thousands of bodies, including that of an Andorian male, a Klingon male and a Human male. Lal finally settled on the image of a young Human woman in her twenties.

While she is slowly trained and programmed by her father to be more human and sentient, her creation has sparked major controversy with Starfleet. Eventually an Admiral arrives on board the Enterprise to determine whether Lal should remain on board or be separated from Data and taken to a special facility. Lal is even allowed to work in the ships bar, in order to learn more about the way people socialize. She also displays the ability to speak with verbal contractions, something her father is incapable of doing.

Lal eventually has a meeting with the Admiral and fights for her right to stay, and afterwards suffers a malfunction which gives her emotional awareness. Following a pre-programmed response to the malfunction, she returns to the lab where her father and the Admiral work to repair the cascade failure. They are both unsuccessful, and she eventually goes offline in front of her father. Data later states to the crew that he reincorporated all of her memories and experiences back into himself, so she would still live on in a way.

Years later, when Data meets his mother, Dr. Juliana Tainer, she is pained to hear about the fate of Lal, as she remember losing several prototypes before Lore. She felt the loss of each one as though they were her children.

Fembot related features

Images of Lal

"Star Trek" universe
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