Chet

Chet turns up as one of the odd, gruff-voiced faces populating the fringes of Futurama's twisty future New York — a minor player whose bluster and bit-part energy mark him as comic filler rather than a main mover. He wants little more than to be heard over the chaos around him.

John DiMaggio, already the show's resident king of gravelly, oversized voices, brings his usual comic conviction to even a small role like this. It's the kind of throwaway part that becomes memorable purely because of how fully committed the vocal performance is, line for line.