Man in Crowd

He is exactly what the credit says: a nameless body in a crowd scene, one voice among the many strangers who fill out New New York's streets, diners, and disasters. He has no arc, no name, no want beyond whatever the scene needs — a gasp, a complaint, a stray one-liner tossed off before the camera moves on.

Futurama's background is stuffed with throwaway voices, and John DiMaggio — already doing Bender, Zoidberg, and half the extras in Robot Devil's court — treats even a nothing role like a chance to land one weird, specific reading. That's the show's secret: nobody's line is a wasted line.