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A '''{{w|cameo appearance|cameo}}''' is a brief appearance of an already known [[character]], which is often non-speaking and in the background, and can either be a known ''[[Futurama]]'' character, a character from another series, or a real person. It is often included in a fitting scene (for example, the {{w|Gay Robot}} from ''{{w|Shhh...Don't Tell}}'' appearing in "[[Proposition Infinity]]"), but it can also just be a character walking by in the background (such as [[Nine]], an [[easter egg]] having multiples crowd appearances before being given a major role in ''[[Into the Wild Green Yonder]]''). | A '''{{w|cameo appearance|cameo}}''' is a brief appearance of an already known [[character]], which is often non-speaking and in the background, and can either be a known ''[[Futurama]]'' character, a character from another series, or a real person. It is often included in a fitting scene (for example, the {{w|Gay Robot}} from ''{{w|Shhh...Don't Tell}}'' appearing in "[[Proposition Infinity]]"), but it can also just be a character walking by in the background (such as [[Nine]], an [[easter egg]] having multiples crowd appearances before being given a major role in ''[[Into the Wild Green Yonder]]''). | ||
== Image gallery == | |||
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Image:Gay Robot.png|The {{w|Gay Robot}} {{et|6ACV04}}. | |||
Image:Number 9 Man in Pilot.png|[[Nine]] in the crowd wearing a green shirt {{et|1ACV01}}. | |||
Image:Number 9 Man in How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back.png|[[Nine]] on the right {{et|2ACV11}}. | |||
</gallery> | |||
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[[Category:Terminology]] | [[Category:Terminology]] | ||
Revision as of 11:29, 12 May 2011
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A cameo is a brief appearance of an already known character, which is often non-speaking and in the background, and can either be a known Futurama character, a character from another series, or a real person. It is often included in a fitting scene (for example, the Gay Robot from Shhh...Don't Tell appearing in "Proposition Infinity"), but it can also just be a character walking by in the background (such as Nine, an easter egg having multiples crowd appearances before being given a major role in Into the Wild Green Yonder).
Image gallery
