Todd

Todd turns up as one of the many background faces populating New New York, a minor presence who slips into a scene, says his piece, and moves on without demanding the spotlight. He's part of the show's crowded, gag-dense universe rather than a driver of its central plots.

Futurama's strength has always been its willingness to fill even tiny roles with genuine comic voice, and Phil LaMarr's flexibility as a performer means even a passing character gets a distinct, fully committed reading rather than a throwaway line. It's a small pleasure built on craft you might not consciously notice.