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Jam a bastard in it, you crap!

–Carol Miller, Future Stock

Carol Miller[1] (born November 20, 2880), better known as Mom, is the evil chief executive officer and shareholder of 99.7% of MomCorp, one of the largest industrial conglomerates in the universe and the source of most of Earth's robots. She is also one of the main antagonists of the Futurama series.

Personality[]

Carol Miller - Official Character Promo

Mom in her true form.

As one of the richest people on Earth, she maintains her public image as a sweet, matronly figure through the use of things such as a fat-suit, a heart-shaped hairdo, and putting on a facade which casts her as the friendly mother of all robots hiding her true persona. It seems to fool everybody except the Planet Express crew, who have seen her true nature.

Mom’s true personality is best described as sociopatic.

Carol claims to love her three sons, Walt, Larry, and Igner. Unfortunately she is not above slapping them seconds after this claim, constantly insults them, and has even told them to their faces that at least one of them she contemplated throwing away at birth. She sends them on dangerous and morally degrading missions. Carol has also claimed to love Farnsworth, but similarly has manipulated and lied to him. These abuses of even those who genuinely love her are proof of a full sociopath.

Carol is not above using criminal methods or unethical business practices to accumulate greater profits. She has been known to use covert action to eliminate threats from other companies or to keep potential products from the market. She is also obsessed with taking down Planet Express in order to create a full monopoly on delivery companies. However, due to the company's willingness to take suicide delivery mission to places where no one dares to go, even the employees of her delivery division, this plan never succeeds.

All robots produced by MomCorp have been equipped with a device that allows Carol to force them to do her bidding, although she appears to have used this only once on Mother's Day in 3003. She receives yearly Mother's Day gifts and cards from the robots, which she turns into hocus-pocus cures for cancer and orphanage-grade toilet paper respectively.

Family[]

Carol Miller was briefly married to Ogden Wernstrom, with whom it's possible she had two sons, Walt and Larry. She then became romantically involved with Hubert J. Farnsworth, while he was an employee at MomCorp and had an illicit affair with him. They separated after she turned his invention Q.T. McWhiskers into a weapon of war, but not before becoming pregnant with her third son Igner (although neither Hubert nor Igner were aware of this until the events of Bender's Game).

At several points, Carol has temporarily gotten back together with Professors Farnsworth and Wernstrom.

Companies[]

  • Mom's friendly robot company
  • Mom's old fashioned robot oil
  • Mom's friendly delivery company
  • Mom's friendly dark matter
  • Mom's eyephones
  • Mom's old fashioned video surveillance company

Trivia[]

  • She apparently holds the trademark on the words "Mom", "Love" and "Screen Door".
  • She owns 99.7% of her conglomerate company MomCorp. The remaining 0.3% is split evenly between her three sons, each owning 0.1%.
  • In "The Tip of the Zoidberg", Zoidberg reveals that her first name is Carol, though she is nearly always referred to as Mom. Also, Mom's shown to like and respect Zoidberg enough for the two of them to be a first-name basis with each other.
    • Alongside Fry and Robot Santa, Mom's one of the few people to consistently treat Zoidberg with kindness.
  • Mom has arguably the most exaggerated appearance, in how her body looks and moves when she's not in her dress. Additionally, she is arguably the most vulgar, if only the most creative in her insults and cursing.
  • In the third segment of "Anthology of Interest II", Wizzin', she takes the role of the Wicked Witch of the West.
  • Her first name was originally supposed to be "Edna," named by writer Patric Verrone after his mother. This was revealed by Matt Groening in a Reddit AMA on June 29th, 2017.[2]

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