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FLO

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FLO

Production information
Homeworld	Coruscant
Manufacturer	GoCorp/Utilitech
Product line	WA-7
Model	WA-7 service unit
Class	Service droid
Technical specifications
Height	1.7 meters
Gender	Feminine Programming
Sensor color	Yellow
Armament	None
Equipment	Gyro-balanced unipod Order transmitter Facial-recognition software
Chronological and political information
Era(s)	Rise of the Empire era
Affiliation	Dex's Diner

[Source]

"You ordered the cream of fleek eel, right? Careful, hon, the plate's hot. And the fleek eels bite."

―"Flo"^[src]

FLO, also known as WA-7, was the name of a unicycled service droid in Dex's Diner on Coruscant.

1 Description
2 History
3 Behind the scenes
4 Appearances
- 4.1 Non-canon appearances
5 Sources
6 Notes and references
7 External links
- 7.1 In other languages

DescriptionEdit

She featured a built-in order transmitter that kept her in touch with the kitchen at all times. A paired set of repulsor stabilizers helped her maintain balance as she went around her customers. She disliked low tippers, and was often seen flirting with the dishwasher unit.

HistoryEdit

FLO competed with the Human waitress, Hermione Bagwa while both worked for Dexter Jettster.

In 18 BBY after Dex was forced underground, FLO helped Curran Caladian and Keets Freely, two members of "The Erased", escape from the Galactic Senate holding room. The droid delivered a blaster in a pot of liquid, along with two mugs and veg turnovers. As Keets grabbed the hidden blaster, FLO threw the serving tray at Zackery's head and allowed Keets to knock him out with the butt of the blaster. The trio then split up and escaped from the Senate building.

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Behind the scenesEdit

Susie Porter, who portrayed Hermione Bagwa, delivered the dialog seen in the film both for Bagwa and FLO, but it was only FLO who ended up with all the lines in the final film script.^[1]

FLO is also a non-playable character in LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game. She only rolls around the main room, and can be attacked, but has infinite health.

She is a pun on the stereotypical "diner waitress" of American movies.

The name "FLO" is written in Aurebesh on her frame, if one looks closely. This is a nod to the waitress with the same name on the old sitcom Alice.