global warming), and the statue is holding a raygun instead of a torch in her right hand. In the 1999 pilot episode Space Pilot 3000, the statue is holding a transport tube in her right hand instead of a torch. It is also seen normally and is damaged in the episodes "When Aliens Attack" (1999), "That Darn Katz!" (2010), and "The Late Philip J. Fry" (2010). The statue appears in one of Stan's framed pictures in the opening sequence of American Dad! In the 2001 Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda episode "The Sum of Its Parts", Captain Dylan Hunt quotes the poem on the Statue. The Statue of Liberty only appears in a trailer for Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi on Cartoon Network. In the season 1 episode Our Huge Adventure from Little Einsteins, the team must find a way to get the butterfly back to its tree with the other butterflies. They travel to the Statue of Liberty in one part. In the 2006 Wonder Pets! Season 1 episode "Save the Pigeon", the group must rescue a baby pigeon who is stuck in the Statue of Liberty's nose. In the 2007 CSI: NY Season 4 episode "Can You Hear Me Now?", a murder takes place at the statue. In the 2009 South Park episode "Pee", a replica of the statue in a water park is destroyed by a tsunami of urine. In My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, a statue seen in Applejack's flashback in "The Cutie Mark Chronicles" (2011) and in "Rarity Takes Manehattan" (2014) greatly resembles the Statue of Liberty, but in the form of a mare instead of a woman. In the 2012 Doctor Who episode "The Angels Take Manhattan", the statue is depicted as a colossal Weeping Angel. In the Disney sitcom Jessie 2013 episode 'Grudgement Day', by 2072 the face of Emma Ross has replaced the Statue's original countenance. The Statue appears in the 2013 Mickey Mouse season 1 episode "New York Weenie". The statue appears frequently in Schoolhouse Rock!, sometimes seen alive. In the 2017 Big Mouth episode “Everybody Bleeds”, the main characters visit Liberty Island on a school field trip, where Jessi gets her period in one of the bathrooms. Later, the statue appears to Jessi in a vision, speaking in an overexaggerated French accent and bemoaning the negative aspects of womanhood Jessi will face in the future. In the alternate-history television series The Man