#Jessica Walters’ best Lucille Bluth moments

The world lost a legend when actress Jessica Walter died Wednesday — but “Arrested Development” fans are mourning the loss of meme queen Lucille Bluth.

Walter, who was 80, died peacefully in her sleep in her New York City home.

While her stage, film and TV career spanned more than six decades, the Emmy winner was perhaps best known — and most beloved — for her portrayal as the matriarch of the Bluth family on “Arrested” alongside Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, Portia de Rossi, Tony Hale and Jeffrey Tambor.

Walter’s character, known for her one-liner zingers and zany, over-the-top absurdities, became a standout on the show as the most quotable character — thanks to plenty of booze-fueled rants during the show’s five seasons.

Here are some of Walter’s best moments and quotes as Lucille.

Banana-gate

Before the infamous banana stand blows up, Lucille dishes some truth on Michael who won’t give his brother a freebie. “I mean it’s one banana, Michael. What could it cost? $10?”

The original “I don’t know her”

Move over, Mariah Carey. Lucille Bluth is the OG for burns about not knowing someone. “I don’t know who that is and I don’t care to find out,” Lucille once said about Jimmy Kimmel after Michael lets her know he had a skit about her on his show.

Home alone

Never without a drink in her hand, things got even crazier when Lucille was left home alone.

Drunk at 1:00

“I’d have to get up pretty early to be drunk by one o’clock,” said Lucille when she was asked if she was drunk.

Question?

A simple question from a waitress is enough to set Lucille off. “I don’t understand the question and I won’t respond to it.”

Her favorite child?

Lucille doesn’t seem to favor any one of her children. “You’re my third least-favorite child,” she tells Michael in one scene. She also once said, “I don’t care for Gob.”

Gene Parmesan

Lucille hires a private eye to see if her husband was cheating on her and is convinced he’s the best — despite his cheesy name.

Buster depression

Sure, her son Buster was well into his 30s, but that doesn’t mean Lucille isn’t suffering from post-partum depression delusions. “That’s how long I’ve been depressed about him,” she declares.

“So dramatic!”

She certainly had a flair for drama — and could sure rock a brooch.

Chicken dance

Coo coo ca cha! In a rare family bonding moment, everyone thinks Michael is a chicken.