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* [[John DiMaggio]] voices [[W:c:futurama:Bender Bending Rodríguez|Bender]] and various other reoccurring characters in the series. | * [[John DiMaggio]] voices [[W:c:futurama:Bender Bending Rodríguez|Bender]] and various other reoccurring characters in the series. | ||
* [[Frank Welker]] voices [[W:c:futurama:Lord Nibbler|Nibbler]] and provides the vocal effects of various non-speaking characters. | * [[Frank Welker]] voices [[W:c:futurama:Lord Nibbler|Nibbler]] and provides the vocal effects of various non-speaking characters. | ||
* [[Bumper Robinson]] | * [[Bumper Robinson]] originally voiced [[w:c:futurama:Dwight Conrad|Dwight Conrad]] in his first two appearances. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 19:59, 14 January 2023
Futurama was an animated series created by Matt Groening, set in the year 3000.
It featured a fictionalised version of Richard Nixon, as a villainous disembodied head. (PROSE: Tricky Dicky)
Behind the scenes
DWU references on Futurama
The Fourth Doctor appears in Futurama (All the Presidents' Heads)
In the episode Möbius Dick, the Fourth Doctor appears.
In All the Presidents' Heads, the Fourth Doctor appears again, and a disembodied head in a jar in the Hall of Presidents with a name plaque reading "Amelia Pond" appears. Another head with a name plaque reading "Owen Harper" appears.
In Assie Come Home, a deactivated Dalek is among many robot parts.
Connections
- John DiMaggio voices Bender and various other reoccurring characters in the series.
- Frank Welker voices Nibbler and provides the vocal effects of various non-speaking characters.
- Bumper Robinson originally voiced Dwight Conrad in his first two appearances.
External links
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