Mrs. Astor

Mrs. Astor drifts through New New York's high society as a background flourish of old money, the kind of name Futurama drops in for a single satirical beat. She's imperious, decorative, and utterly unbothered by the century's worth of change around her, a punchline about wealth that never has to explain itself.

She's a one-line joke, but Tress MacNeille's gift for instant, fully formed voices means even a walk-on aristocrat sounds like she has decades of entitlement behind her. It's the kind of small, precise vocal choice that makes Futurama's crowded background feel lived-in rather than just filled.