Wanda

Wanda turns up in Futurama's sprawling 31st-century New New York as one of the show's many quick, colorful faces in the crowd — a small but distinct presence who slots into a single joke or scene, delivered with the show's usual deadpan absurdity rather than any grand introduction.

Tress MacNeille is one of Futurama's great utility players, and Wanda benefits from that versatility — a voice shaped precisely enough to feel like a real person rather than filler, even in a handful of lines. It's a reminder that the show's texture comes from exactly this kind of small, fully-realized bit part.