I was always a big fan of Futurama. No, not the horrifically dumbed down version of Futurama which came back after the break, but the good one. You know, the time when Fry found out that despite his brother always teasing him, he did love him and missed him when he went missing. And don’t get me on to the one where Fry’s dog Seymour waited for him every day from when Fry was frozen, to the day the loyal dog died. Actually, I’m trying to forget that one as it makes me tear up.<\/p>\n
I always liked the way Futurama looked at the way future could actually be. One episode that stood out to me is when Fry was able to get a robot version of Lucy Lui, who not only seemed human, but you could have sex with her also.<\/strong> Ever since I have worked in the sex industry, it has become apparent how close we are getting to this, hence why I was not surprised at this latest story, where sex dolls that look like celebs are in the pipeline.<\/p>\n David Levy, author of\u00a0Love and Sex with Robots, said the demand was \u201cabsolutely\u201d there.<\/p>\n Although sex doll companies will need to ask for the image rights from celebs, Levy doesn’t think that there will be any problem at all. In fact, he thinks A-listers would be delighted to give their consent.<\/p>\n Levy explained: \u201cIf you\u2019re Angelina Jolie and there\u2019s a company manufacturing a high-quality product, and you\u2019re getting a royalty of $2000 \u2014 $3000 for each one, you could make even more millions than you\u2019ve got just by licensing your appearance.\u201d<\/p>\nA Real Demand Celeb Sex Dolls<\/h2>\n