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|name='Sweet' Clyde Dixon | |name='Sweet' Clyde Dixon | ||
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|species=[Human]] | |species=[[Human]] | ||
|origin=[[Globetrotter Homeworld]] | |origin=[[Globetrotter Homeworld]] | ||
|job=Basketballer,<br/>Scientist | |job=Basketballer,<br/>Scientist | ||
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|voiced by=[[Phil LaMarr]] | |voiced by=[[Phil LaMarr]] | ||
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''''Sweet' Clyde Dixon''' is a core member of the current team of [[Globetrotters]], who periodically challenge [[Earth]] to a game of basketball for no reason. Dixon is one of "the finest scientific minds in the universe" according to Farnsworth. He is an expert at calculus. | ''''Sweet' Clyde Dixon''' is a core member of the current team of [[Globetrotters]], who periodically challenge [[Earth]] to a game of basketball for no reason. Dixon is one of "the finest scientific minds in the universe" according to [[Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth|Farnsworth]]. He is an expert at calculus. | ||
==Additional Info== | ==Additional Info== | ||
Revision as of 06:37, 13 April 2008
| Secondary character | |
| 'Sweet' Clyde Dixon | |
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| Species | Human |
| Planet of origin | Globetrotter Homeworld |
| Profession | Basketballer, Scientist |
| First appearance | "Time Keeps on Slippin'" (3ACV14)  |
| Voiced by | [[Phil LaMarr|Phil LaMarr]][[Category:Characters voiced by Phil LaMarr|Sweet Clyde Dixon]] |
'Sweet' Clyde Dixon is a core member of the current team of Globetrotters, who periodically challenge Earth to a game of basketball for no reason. Dixon is one of "the finest scientific minds in the universe" according to Farnsworth. He is an expert at calculus.
Additional Info
Quotes
- Sweet Clyde: You gotta Globetrotter that explosion up a little, Farnsy. Make it an implosion.