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Revision as of 15:37, 30 June 2009
Secondary character | |
Harold Zoid | |
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Gender | Male |
Species | Decapodian |
Planet of origin | Decapod 10 |
Profession | Retired actor and director |
Relatives | Zoidberg, nephew |
First appearance | "That's Lobstertainment!" (3ACV08) |
Voiced by | wikipedia:Hank Azaria |
Harold Zoid is the eccentric, over-the-hill celebrity uncle of Planet Express' incompetant doctor John Zoidberg. Zoid enjoyed a successful career as an actor, and later (though less successfully) as a director. He claims that his acting career went down hill the day that Smell-O-Vision was released to the public.
Biography
Rise to Celebrity
Like his nephew, Zoid was born on the planet Decapod 10. He forged a successful career for himself as an actor, espically known for his roles in comedic silent films and action movies, wearing his signature straw hat and thick-rimmed glasses.
Later Years
In a desperate attempt to regain his failing celebrity status, Zoid persuades his nephew to finance a drama product, called The Magnificent Three; starring Calculon, Zoid, and featuring minor roles from Zoidberg and Bender. However, during filming the movie rapidly devoloves into a fractured and nonsensical melodrama, which is greeted with ridicule. The project was Zoid's last, although he did win an award for his roles in the film, despite not being nominated. He continued to act both in theater and film, although he only did theater for the blind and deaf, and his roles in film had been reduced to one-line cameos in direct-to-video films.
Additional Info
Trivia
- Harold Zoid's name and personality is an obvious imitation of the real life action movie pioneer Harold Lloyd.