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[[Image:Al Gore 21.jpg|right|thumb|Vice President Al Gore]] | [[Image:Al Gore 21.jpg|right|thumb|Vice President Al Gore]] | ||
'''Al Gore''' is leader of the [[Vice Presidential Action Rangers]]. Other members include [[Stephen Hawking]], [[Nichelle Nichols]], [[Gary Gygax]], and [[Deep Blue]]. It is their duty to protect the fabric of the universe against destructions. Since there is a space-time nexus at the point where [[Philip J. Fry|Fry]] is frozen, it makes sense that Fry not getting frozen could start a reaction that could destroy the universe. Thus, in a what-if scenario, Al Gore and his Action Rangers must ensure that Fry is indeed frozen and sent to the future. Fry, however, not wanting to go to the future (after having seen "monsters" in a Fry-hole), destroys the freezer tube, and the universe disappears shortly thereafter. | '''Al Gore''' is leader of the [[Vice Presidential Action Rangers]]. Other members include [[Stephen Hawking]], [[Nichelle Nichols]], [[Gary Gygax]], and [[Deep Blue]]. It is their duty to protect the fabric of the universe against destructions. Since there is a space-time nexus at the point where [[Philip J. Fry|Fry]] is frozen, it makes sense that Fry not getting frozen could start a reaction that could destroy the universe. Thus, in a what-if scenario, Al Gore and his Action Rangers must ensure that Fry is indeed frozen and sent to the future. Fry, however, not wanting to go to the future (after having seen "monsters" in a Fry-hole), destroys the freezer tube, and the universe disappears shortly thereafter. | ||
Revision as of 16:13, 9 June 2006
Species: Human
Planet of Origin: Earth
Age: 52 or 1055
Voiced By: Himself
First Appearance: "Anthology of Interest I" (2ACV16)
Biography
In the 20th Century
Al Gore is leader of the Vice Presidential Action Rangers. Other members include Stephen Hawking, Nichelle Nichols, Gary Gygax, and Deep Blue. It is their duty to protect the fabric of the universe against destructions. Since there is a space-time nexus at the point where Fry is frozen, it makes sense that Fry not getting frozen could start a reaction that could destroy the universe. Thus, in a what-if scenario, Al Gore and his Action Rangers must ensure that Fry is indeed frozen and sent to the future. Fry, however, not wanting to go to the future (after having seen "monsters" in a Fry-hole), destroys the freezer tube, and the universe disappears shortly thereafter.
In the 31st Century
Al Gore survives in the 31st century as a head in a jar. He is emperor of the moon (and claims to have ridden the mighty moon worm), and has written at least two books. As a prominent environmentalist, he is asked to speak at a symposium, which is meant to solve the problem of global warming.
Family
- Kristin Gore, daughter
Additional Info
Trivia
- Al Gore was probably convinced to do his appearances by his daughter, Kristin Gore, who works as story editor on the show.
- Al Gore listed Futurama as one of his favourite shows prior to his appearance.
- Al Gore has written a sequel to his 1992 book "Earth in the Balance" entitled "Harry Potter and the Balance of Earth".
- In the credits, he is listed as "Vice President Al Gore"
Quotes
- Al Gore: The universe would be destroyed! And as an environmentalist, I'm against that.
Appearances
- Anthology of Interest I (2ACV01)
- Crimes of the Hot (4ACV08)