Glurmo

Glurmo turns up as one of the odd, quickly-sketched faces that populate Futurama's far-future New New York — the kind of background figure the show tosses off with a single line and a strange name, there to make the world feel stranger and more lived-in than the plot strictly requires.

Billy West's gift has always been finding a distinct, funny voice for even the smallest role, and that's the pleasure here: a character who barely registers on paper becomes memorable for a moment because of the specific, odd inflection West gives him, part of the show's habit of making its margins as alive as its leads.