Character
Larry
Larry in Futurama (1999), played by David Herman.
Larry drifts through the edges of Futurama's New New York as one of the show's many one-scene faces — a name dropped into the crowd of robots, aliens, and bureaucrats who populate Planet Express's orbit. He shows up, says his piece, and vanishes back into the background noise of the 31st century.
David Herman's gift on this show has always been the small, flat delivery that makes a throwaway line land — the deadpan aside that turns a nothing character into a laugh. Larry is that kind of joke: unassuming, quickly gone, and part of why Futurama's crowded margins feel so alive.
His brothers are Walt and Igner. Larry is the middle child and is somewhat less intelligent than Walt, but nonetheless the most stable of the three. Unfortunately, he is entirely submissive to his older brother and mother, agreeing with everything thеy say. He apologizes for almost everything that goes wrong, even when it's not his fault and thanks his mother for insults and slaps.
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Futurama1999