British Heads

[Reply #40 on:]

Patrick Stewart
Tim Curry
David Bowie
Helena Bonham Carter
Colin Firth
Simon Pegg
Steve Coogan

Those are the sorts of people I want representing Britain, not Ant & effing Dec.

[Reply #41 on:]

If there's one British head (or British guest star playing a character with a body) I'd like to see in Futurama, it'd definitely be Simon Pegg.

[Reply #42 on:]

How about Hugh Laurie?  He can act like House is he were on Futurama! 

[Reply #43 on:]

Steeve Coogan and David Bowie would be two of the best guest stars ever, utilised correctly. Bowie could have his jar carried around Mars on the back of a gigantic biomechanical spider. That'd make his appearance worth doing even if it was only a quick cameo.

[Reply #44 on:]

In Lrrreconcilable Ndndifferences:
-Freeze frame on the scene where Orson Welles is in the Head Museum
-Look up the names of the heads around him
Are you surprised to see that one of the most influential Brits in music was in that scene?

[Reply #45 on:]

Count Duckula (The Voice Actor's Still Alive).
Anne Robinson
Michael Caine
Gordon Ramsay

[Reply #46 on:]

Count Duckula (The Voice Actor's Still Alive).
Anne Robinson
Michael Caine
Gordon Ramsay

Count Duckula's VA is David Jason, and those four would be terrible choices for Futurama. Not only are two of them almost totally unknown in the USA, Michael Caine is now almost a parody of himself, and Ramsey is just a cunt. An enormous egrigious cunt whose existence should not be validated, never mind given paid work and recognition.

[Reply #47 on:]

I'd like to see:
Keith Moon
The Beatles (together as a band, or not, doesn't matter to me)
John Lydon with or without Sid Vicious
Ozzy osbourne

[Reply #48 on:]

Austin Powers, the character.