Teddy Roosevelt's Head

One of the many disembodied celebrity heads bobbing in jars at the Head Museum in the year 3000, Teddy Roosevelt turns up whenever the plot needs a blustering man of action. He's gung-ho, quotable, itching for a fight or an expedition, and utterly unbothered by having no body left to back it up.

The joke is the gap between his enormous bully-pulpit bravado and the fact that he's a jar of preserved brain matter on a shelf. Maurice LaMarche leans into the growling, teeth-gritted Rough Rider bombast so hard that a single line of dialogue is funnier than most characters' whole episodes.