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George Michael's Head

George Michael's Head in Futurama (1999), played by Maurice LaMarche.

George Michael's Head is one of the countless preserved celebrity heads bobbing in jars throughout the year 3000, a background fixture of the Head Museum rather than a driver of plot. Like the rest of Futurama's jarred singers and stars, he exists mostly as a sight gag glimpsed in passing, occasionally roped into a line of dialogue.

The joke works because of the show's deadpan commitment to a mundane afterlife for fame — pop stars reduced to talking décor, a punchline that never needs explaining twice. Maurice LaMarche, an actor famous for vocal impressions, brings just enough vocal specificity to a single line that the gag lands instantly and moves on.

George Michael (born Georgios Kyriacos Panayiotou; June 25, 1963 – December 25, 2016) was an English actor and musician. By 2999, his still living head was preserved and on display at the Head Museum in New New York City.

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