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  • ...of the United States|president]] of the [[United States]], former governor of Minnesota, and a former professional wrestler/commentator. In the [[31st ce
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  • ...ster Z. Arthur''' is a former [[President of the United States|president]] of the [[United States]]. By [[3011]], he was residing at the [[Head Museum]],
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  • ...ng Rodríguez|Bender]]''': You know, I like it here. What's the rent on one of these jars? '''Carter''': Maybe Mr. Bender can get a spot in the closet of presidential losers.</poem>
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  • '''Bill Clinton''' was a [[U.S.]] [[President of the United States|president]] between [[1993]] and [[2001]]. In the [[31st
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  • ...New New York]] along with the other former U.S. presidents. He was the son of [[George H. W. Bush's head|George H. W. Bush]], a former president. ...at [[Philip Joshua Fry]] and accidentally destroyed Gore's votes. Because of this event, Bush became the new president.
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  • |job=Former [[United States|U.S.]] [[President of the United States|president]] '''Chester A. Arthur''' was the [[President of the United States|president of the]] [[United States]] from [[1880s|1881]] to 1885. In the [[31st century
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  • '''Andrew''' may refer to one of the following.
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  • |job=Former [[President of the United States]],<br />Former delivery boy ...sein Obama II''' was the 44th [[President of the United States|president]] of the [[United States]]. In the [[31st century]], it is possible that he resi
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  • ...useum]] with the others former presidents. Strangely, the museum keeps two of his heads. However, only one is seen in [[3011]] ...e in the numbering of the presidents which explains why the museum has two of him.
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  • ...recurring roles in ''{{w|The Unit}}'' and on the short-lived U.S. version of ''{{w|Teachers (U.S. TV series)|Teachers}}''.
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  • ...being the president directly or indirectly responsible for the abolishment of slavery in the United States. Every time Lincoln or a version of him appear on screen, [[Matt Groening]] asks what it is with {{w|Harvard}}
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  • '''George Washington''' was the [[President of the United States|president]] of the [[United States]] from [[1789]] to [[1797]]. He fought in the American *He lost his status as namesake of [[Washington D.C.]] to Washington the Sweathog{{et|4ACV05}}.
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  • ...r [[season 6]] and currently serves as a writer for [[season 7]]. Outside of the show, Mukhopadhyay served as a production assistant for ''{{w|Sit Down,
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  • '''Harry S. Truman''' was the [[President of the United States|president]] of the [[United States]] from [[1945]] to [[1953]]. In the [[31st century]], h *Maurice LaMarche studied tapes of Truman to get the voice right.
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  • ...an [[alien]] ship, which turned out to be [[Digby's new spaceship|the ship of]] [[Digby|Nibbler's personal chauffeur]]. {{er|7ACV23}} Going there was Nix * Mount Shushmore is a parody of the [[U.S.]] [[president of the United States|presidential]] memorial [[Mount Rushmore]].
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  • |name = Vice President of the United States |location = [[United States of America]]
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  • ...at Nixon''' was the wife of [[President]] [[Richard Nixon]] and First Lady of the United States. In [[3012]], Nixon mentioned her while trying to start u <poem>'''[[Richard Nixon's head|Nixon]]''': Oh, let me try, [[headless clone of Agnew]]! ''[Nixon's robotic arm presses the button, but fails to start the
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  • |name=Headless body of Agnew |image=[[File:Headless body of Agnew.jpg|225px]]
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  • ...]. In the [[31st century]], he has lost his body and works in the [[Museum of Natural History]] {{et|4ACV04}}. His face is carved on {{w|Mount Rushmore}}
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  • |job=Former [[President of the United States]] '''Herbert Hoover''' was the 31st [[President of the United States]]. By July [[3011]], he became a [[head in a jar]] and st
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  • |name = President of the United States |location = [[United States of America]]
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  • ...own for his animal rights activism, and famously signed off each broadcast of ''The Price is Right'' with the phrase "Help control the {{cat|pet}} popula
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  • .... He was sent along with [[Bender Bending Rodríguez]] to end [[The Battle of Spheron 1|the war]] between [[Earth]] and [[Spheron 1]], where they would m ...This may in part be because the exact person, he had to write his letter of resignation to, was Henry Kissinger.
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  • |type =Protectors of Space Time Continuum The '''Vice Presidential Action Rangers''' was a "group of top nerds" tasked, by the U.S. constitution, to protect the space time cont
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  • *His name is a reference to former [[United States|U.S.]] [[president of the United States|president]] {{w|John Quincy Adams}}.
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  • |job=Former [[President of the United States]] '''Ronald Reagan''' was the 40th [[President of the United States]]. By December [[2999]], he became a [[head in a jar]] an
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  • ...oidberg]] holding Lyndon B. Johnson's head in the [[Head Museum]]'s [[Hall of Presidents]], in [[3011]]. {{er|6ACV23}} |job=Former [[President of the United States]]
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  • ...ial election of 3012''' was held in June, [[3012]] for the new [[President of Earth]]. The election featured [[Richard Nixon's head]] and [[Chris Travers ...prising never occurred and Travers was never sent back in time. All traces of Travers from the election eventually disappeared and Nixon won the election
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  • |location = The floor of the Atlantic Ocean, [[Earth]] ...ost City of '''Atlanta''' is a mythical ruin city underwater in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. It was once believed lost for centuries and some regard
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  • There are three types of the DOOP hovercopter. The first two types resemble 20th and 21st Century [[ ...te version of Chinook-like craft, most likely belonging to the [[President of Earth]]}}
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  • |location=[[Washington, D.C.]], [[United States of America]] |type={{w|Federal government of the United States|United States government}} agency
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  • ...d something unspoken to it. {{er|4ACV16}} After spending an unknown number of years inside the store, it was stolen in [[3004]] by {{Bender}}, who starte ...s a piece of the original U.S. Constitution. It was hand-rolled by [[queen of England|Queen]] Elizabeth during her wild years and was buried with George
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  • |name=Vice-President of Earth ...'' is the title held by the person serving next in rank to the [[President of Earth]]. His primary purpose is to succeed the President, should he die, a
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  • :''For the planet, see [[Earth]]. For the presidency, see [[President of Earth]].'' ...f he can take office again. This could be because he had been [[President of Earth]] before, but is more likely a reference to his US Presidency.
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  • ...' in the {{T.V.}} series ''{{w|Heroes (TV series)|Heroes}}'', click [[List of references to Futurama in popular culture#Heroes|here]].'' ...k Francisco, [[Mars]], in [[3012]]. On the podium are the [[headless clone of Agnew]], {{Nixon}}, the [[Great Reveal-o]], {{Kif}}, and [[Zapp Brannigan]]
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  • |member of=The [[Democratic Order of Planets|DOOP]] ...d grow with new construction projects and improvements, with the exception of a few outlying areas littered with [[Human-Traps|human-traps]] and an [[aba
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  • ...g the Radio {{cat|Cit||y}} {{mutant|Mutant}} {{cat|Hall}} man a photograph of {{Fry}}, outside [[O'Zorgnax's Pub]], on {{date|31 December}} [[2999]]. {{e ...CV01}} He later pointed {{Leela}} to Fry after she showed him a photograph of him.
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  • ...ulon is a robot of many talents, serving as a doctor, captain and minister of a hospital ship all at once, but is not above career moves that see him fil :''This is only for appearances of the character and not the actor outside of the show.''
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  • ...y of the {{sw|Death Star}}, from ''[[Star Wars]]'' &mdash; are reminiscent of {{PAGENAME}}.]] ...rs|character]] was ranked as the third-greatest {{cat|antagonist|villain}} of all time on the {{w|American Film Institute}}'s "{{w|AFI's 100 Years...100
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  • {{DISPLAYTITLE:Speculation of ''Futurama''{{'}}s return until the second run}} ...eturns.jhtml |title="Futurama" returns to production with an initial order of 26 episodes to premiere mid 2010 |publisher=Comedy Central |date=2009-06-09
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  • ...f the United States from 1933 to 1945. She supported the New Deal policies of her husband, [[Franklin D. Roosevelt's head|Franklin Delano Roosevelt]], an ...ime. The Professor stopped the machine in the [[Timeline|20th century AD]] of the [[Timeline|third universe]] to shoot [[Adolf Hitler]], but while he suc
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  • |image text=[[Washington, D.C.]] - Capital of [[Earth]] ...e country. The [[U.S. president]] is never mentioned, only the [[President of Earth|Earth president]]. {{cat|Citie}}s in the country which had been destr
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  • |image text=Chris Travers in front of [[Old Freebie]].{{er|7ACV03}} |job=Senator, briefly President-Elect of Earth
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  • ...s and Bender's serial numbers, 3370318 and 2716057 respectively, are a sum of two cubes(this is 100% a reference): ...et|discreet]] and [[Wiktionary:Discrete|discrete]]", referencing the field of {{w|discrete mathematics}}.
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  • ...the episode "[[The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings]]", the final episode of ''Futurama''{{'}}s [[original run]].<ref name="ep-72-commentary">{{cite com .../ref> The subplot with [[Bender]] and [[Fanny]] was also extended because of this change. Ken Keeler had originally written a lot more lines between Be
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  • ...roid-like satellite. {{er|1ACV12}} In addition to this, there are hundreds of small moons in the planet's low orbit. {{er|7ACV16}} ...ir attack. However, Lrrr and Ndnd remained on Earth, along with a replica of the Omicronian Palace and several other Omicronian buildings.
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  • |name=Anthology of Interest II {{confused|Anthology of Interest II}}
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  • Image:Unused_(2).jpg |A wholly owned subsidiary of ''Top Ramen Noodle Corp.'' Image:Unused_(3).jpg |[[The Beast with a Billion Backs|The proud result of prison labor]]
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  • |image text=One of the [[Bart Simpson]] {{cat|creature}}s in the creatures' post-metamorphosis |image text2=One of the [[Bart Simpson]] {{cat|creature}}s in the creatures' pre-metamorphosis
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  • |job=[[President of Earth]]<br>Former [[President of the United States]] ...came a [[head in a jar]] and has been the [[President of Earth|president]] of [[Earth]] since [[3000]], with a short interruption by the [[Decapodians]]
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