Barack Obama

Appearing as a background or novelty figure rather than a recurring player, this version of Barack Obama drops into Futurama's far-future New New York the way real-world figures often do on the show: recognizable, brief, and played for the gag of finding him centuries out of his own time.

Futurama has always gotten mileage from parachuting real public figures into its absurd future, and Phil LaMarr's flexibility as a voice actor lets the joke land cleanly — a familiar cadence dropped into a strange context, over almost as soon as it starts, which is the whole point of the bit.