Auctioneer

A booming, theatrical voice presiding over the sale of goods and oddities across the far future, the Auctioneer appears whenever something needs to change hands with maximum showmanship. He talks fast, hypes hard, and treats every lot — however strange — as the deal of a lifetime.

Maurice LaMarche's foghorn cadence turns a functional plot device into a tiny comic set piece every time; the joke is never the item being sold but the sheer unstoppable salesmanship poured onto it. It's a small role that always lands because the performance never treats it as small.