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* Some versions of ''VideoGame/SpaceStation13'' have these as a playable race named the Integrated Positronic Chassis. Their positronic brain is uniquely placed inside their chest rather than their head. Not to be confused with [[ArtificialHuman synths]] or the station AI's worker cyborgs.
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* The Objectheads in ''Webcomic/{{Pilot}}'' have electronic devices in place of heads. When it comes to what it is, they run the gambit; Some have old, box televisions, some have flatscreens, while others have phones.
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* The Objectheads in ''Webcomic/{{Pilot}}'' have electronic devices in place of heads. When it comes to what it is, they run the gambit; gamut; Some have old, box televisions, some have flatscreens, while others have phones.
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* ''Webcomic/RiceBoy'' has T.O.E., a bit of an unusual example. Instead of pictures drawn by the author, he projects scenes from movies and television shows much more like, well, an actual TV. [[FridgeLogic He also smokes.]]
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* The Bruiser from ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}: Resurrection of Evil'' has a TV ''mouth''.
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* Dr. Graaff from ''VideoGame/IronMarines'' has a TV face on his torso. It also shows [[CrushKillDestroy which]] [[NiceGuy personality]] and mode he's currently using -- an angry red face for Assault Mode, and a happy green face for Assist Mode.
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* There actually are several cyborg or robot species popular in ''UsefulNotes/FurryFandom'' that have this design. Probably the most popular species like is the Protogen, which looks like a furry cyborg with screen for a face that protrudes like a snout. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_wkbLL0fqM Here is a video of a real life protogen costume.]]
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* Popo from the Korean show TELEMONSTER is a robot with the ability to turn its mouth into a television screen which it has the ability to [[TrappedInTVLand suck people into]].
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* There actually are several cyborg or robot species popular in ''UsefulNotes/FurryFandom'' that have this design. Probably the most popular species like is the Protogen, which looks like a furry cyborg with screen for a face that protrudes like a snout. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_wkbLL0fqM Here is a video of a real life protogen costume.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/ReBoot'' brings us Mike the TV. He's also a {{Cephalothorax}} — his head is also his torso.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ReBoot'' brings us Mike the TV. He's also a {{Cephalothorax}} — TV, whose screen is [[{{Cephalothorax}} both his head is also his torso.and torso]].
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* In the ''[[VideoGame/MysteryCaseFiles Ravenhearst]]'' game's numerous sequels, TV Head ''Mannequins'' are something of a signature gimmick of the Dalimar clan. Although none can walk on their own, some move about on track-wires and make gestures sufficient to qualify as "robots", not just odd TV-stands.
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* The Lord Of Games in VideoGame/BanjoKazooieNutsAndBolts is one
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* The Walking TV from ''WesternAnimation/CloudyWithAChanceOfMeatballs'', [[CaptainObvious of course]].
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* A variant in ''VideoGame/{{Observer}}'' [[spoiler: when Dan Lazarski connects to the mind of the killer that stalked him through most of the game. One of the first things he sees is a group of people staring at him with boxy [=TVs=] for heads, all showing twitching human mouths in black-and-white.]]
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* Ibor, Synonamess Botch's GiantMook, in ''Film/TwiceUponATime''.
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* One of the late-game enemies in ''VideoGame/FreedomPlanet'' is a robot with a CRT monitor for a head. However, the screen is used only to display its BlackBeadEyes (actually yellow eyes on black screen, but the principle is the same).
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* The ''Music/AmericanIdiot'' musical often has images of people with televisions for heads painted in the background.
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* Headmaster Tele of ''Animation/HappyHeroes'' has a TV screen for a head.
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* ''Webcomic/Fortuna'': The first gen Apollo, Artemis, Eros and Hermes AI units have this, and later models are likely to have this.
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* Mr. Entertainment, host of ''VideoGame/SprintVector'', has a monitor for a head that looks like a RaygunGothic television. The image on it changes depending on what he's talking about.
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* ROBO_Head of ''VideoGame/CytusII'' has a computer monitor for a head.
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* ''WesternAnimation/WeBareBears'': In "Icy Nights II", Ice Bear's nemesis Barry the Bro-grammer has an army of MechaMooks with smart-phones for heads that emote by displaying various emoji. Near the end of the episode, Ice Bear and his old friend Yana encounter a much larger version with a tablet computer for a head.
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* Dr. Graaff from ''VideoGame/IronMarines'' has a TV face on his torso. It also shows [[CrushKillDestroy which]] [[NiceGuy personality]] and mode he's currently using -- an angry red face for Assault Mode, and a happy green face for Assist Mode.
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* ''[[Animation/TheMindsEye Odyssey Into The Mind's Eye]]'' features characters with televisions for heads (although whether they are ''robots'' is up for debate). This is the ''least'' strangest thing that gets used as a head.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' has Karen, Plankton's "computer-wife".
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* The enemies in ''VideoGame/IronBrigade'' are the "Tubes", an army of killer TV-headed robots.
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* ''Webcomic/ThePropertyOfHate'''s [[NominalHero RGB]] is, if not an actual robot, at least a [[SurrealSymbolicHeads TV-Headed]][[MysteriousPast ... Something]].
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* [[http://mystereobot.smackjeeves.com/thecharacters/ Yuven Hubbub]] and Commander Andrew from ''Webcomic/MyStereoBot''.
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* [[http://mystereobot.Yuven Hubbub and Commander Andrew from ''[[http://mystereobot.smackjeeves.com/thecharacters/ Yuven Hubbub]] and Commander Andrew from ''Webcomic/MyStereoBot''.
[[AC:WesternAnimation]]My Stereo Bot]]''.
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* [[http://telepresencerobots.com/ Telepresence robots, for people to do work in two places at once.]]
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* Emet from ''VideoGame/{{Evolve}}'' has a screen for a face with several preset expressions and symbols that he switches between.
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* Holly from ''Series/RedDwarf'' normally appears as just a face on a screen, but has on occasion moved around the ship in the form of a wheeled robot with a television screen for a head (most notably in the episode "Queeg", where Holly is usurped and given the duty of night watchman).
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* [[http://telepresencerobots.com/]] Telepresence robots, for people to do work in two places at once.
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