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• Colin Chivey's head
  |job=British Nobleman ...of Nobility Wing of the [[Head Museum]] in [[New New York]] with the other British noblemen. However, because the Revolution was successful, it is unknown whe
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• United Kingdom
  == British people == {{see|:Category:British people|Category:British people}}
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• Manfred Mann's skull
  ...Lubowitz''', better known under his stage name '''Manfred Mann''', was a [[British]] keyboard player best known as a founding member and namesake of {{w|Manfr [[Category:British people]]
  888 bytes (124 words) - 00:36, 9 March 2014
• H. G. Wells' head
  '''Herbert George Wells''' (more commonly known as '''H. G. Wells''') was a [[British]] writer in the [[19th century|19th]] and [[20th century]], best known for [[Category:British people]]
  890 bytes (128 words) - 00:38, 9 March 2014
• Paul Weller's head
  [[Category:British people]]
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• David Farnsworth
  In the alternate timeline in which the British quickly suppress the Revolution, Farnsworth kills Washington, and is reward [[Category:British people]]
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• Queen of Yonkers
  ...gh it is likely that she is an [[Earthican people|Earthican]] citizen. Her British accent suggests she is from the [[United Kingdom]], but, as she was invited [[Category:British people]]
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• Jack the Ripper
  [[Category:British people]]
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• Stephen Hawking's head
  ...e has the ability to shoot lasers from his eyes which can temporarily stun people, though he never knew he could do that until he actually did it. In a non-c ...ing appears to be extremely lazy and mean, often stealing credit for other people's discoveries, frequently naming them after himself - for example the [[Fry
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• Queen of England
  [[Category:British people]]
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• Bender Should Not Be Allowed on Television
  === Act II: "Now my character has a British accent?" === ...>'''Bender''': Stupid dumb coma. Could have been {{cat|s=no|British people|British}}.</poem>
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• All the Presidents' Heads
  ...nterns hung at the Old North Church, causing Revere to wrongly warn of the British attack "by land" rather than "by sea." *In the British version of [[New New York]], the [[Fourth Doctor]] from ''[[Doctor Who]]''
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• Do You Want Fry with That?
  ...happen, Wendell promotes him to manager. Fry, uses the opportunity to have people listen to what he has to say and becomes very bossy. Bender is sent [[Inter ...olding the Mark V version of the {{w|Sonic Screwdriver}} from the popular British sci-fi show, ''{{w|Doctor Who}}''. This version of the screwdriver was used
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• Transcript:The Beast with a Billion Backs Part 2
  :''['''Scene''': Colleen's Apartment. The building drops into the ground and people scream. The doors open and Fry is leaving with only his suitcase.]'' <poem>'''Nixon''': People of the universe, please welcome Rear Brigadier Zapp Brannigan.</poem>
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• Transcript:All the Presidents' Heads
  ...on.]'' I guess we'll have to deliver that Human heart tomorrow. Good work, people!</poem> <poem>'''George Washington's head''': David Farnsworth was a notorious British agent and counterfeiter. ''[The camera zooms in on George Washington's head
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• Transcript:The Beast with a Billion Backs Part 4
  <poem>'''Fry''': We've been had, people. The Monsterpus is a monster perv.</poem> :''[British Robot opens a case and Bender and Calculon grab a weapon each.]''
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• Transcript:The Beast with a Billion Backs Part 3
  ...t the anomaly. A shot of the tear shows a pink tentacle coming through it. People begin screaming and the tentacle begins moving around and splitting off int <poem>'''British Robot''': Quite sick indeed.</poem>
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• Futurama
  ...s and controls almost every robot on earth. Advertising is everywhere, and people often buy products not knowing or caring what goes into them or who manufac ...t-working-on-futurama an interview] given by Matt Groening to ''{{w|Metro (British newspaper)|Metro}}'' journalist Simon Gage.]''
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• Transcript:Future Stock
  <poem>'''Hermes''': It's been a terrible year, people. The company is on the verge of bankruptcy.</poem> ...enges. ''[crying]'' The hardest thing was seeing my wife on display in the British Museum.</poem>
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• Ghost in the Machines
  ...day Cable Ratings: Pre-Holiday Slump for 'Burn Notice,' 'Suits' But 'Swamp People' Impervious + 'Wilfred,'Futurama,' 'Louie' & More| author=Seidman, Robert| ...Ghost in the Machine (The Police album)|an album}} by the [[United Kingdom|British]] rock band {{w|The Police}}.
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