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I agree. Rob Paulsen is my all time favorite voice artists. In fact, he was the very first voice artist focus I ever did. http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=25774&highlight=xerus%27s+voice+artist+focus

I too loved the original Transformers series the best. The new Transformers Animated is just okay. But it was great seeing my favorites like Starscream, Grimlock, Arcee, Wreck-Gar, and Blurr again. And some of their personalities stayed the same.

I've seen the first and second Austin Powers movies, but I only saw bits and pieces of the third movie when it was on cable.

XERUS’S VOICE ARTIST FOCUS: Today’s V/A focus is the actress, Mindy Sterling. Mindy is well known for playing Frau Farbissina in the Austin Powers movies. Mindy has also done a few cartoon voices like Ms. Endive from Chowder and Aunt Mellie from Higglytown Heroes. THE AMAZING SCREW-ON HEAD...

I also loved Transformers back in the 80's. The cool cartoon series and collecting the toys as well. I spent my allowance on lots of those things. I could only afford the small and middle sized Transformers because they were cheaper and I had to ask for the big ones every Christmas and birthdays.

I remember enjoying Eureeka's Castle a lot. It reminded me a lot of Sesame Street with its puppets and familiar sounding voices and storylines that seem like Sesame Street episodes. I too liked Batly a lot along with Megellen who seemed a lot like Big Bird. It was truly a Nickelodeon treat. :)

I hope you enjoy your birthday. :)

Have a happy birthday today. :)

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Yes, she is. She turned 91 last week.

XERUS’S VOICE ARTIST FOCUS: Today’s V/A focus is that famous comedian Phyllis Diller who turned 91 last week. Phyllis has been around for a while and has been known as one of the pioneers of female stand-up comedy, making people laugh at nightclubs, comedy stage shows, movies, and TV shows...

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I know what you mean. When Mel Blanc was doing the Looney Tunes during the 80's, I noticed their voices had gotten a little deeper and softer. If you'll watch Daffy Duck's Quackbusters, you'll notice that Daffy's voice was a little softer and slower in the new animation, but when they showed...

I didn't know that about Garfield either. I also wonder why Dave wasn't chosen to voice Garfield in those new specials. Though Frank Welker did a pretty good job voicing Garfield.

I remember in a Looney Tunes episode where Sam had to control his temper or else he wouldn't get an inheritance. We got to hear Sam with a nice pleasant voice and then shifts into his regular angry voice. Jim Cummings had voiced Sam in Tweety's High Flying Adventure. Here's the voice cast for...

I haven't seen the cartoon where Frank voiced Yosemite yet. But I do remember seeing the cartoon where Frank voiced Foghorn. He co-stared with Pete Puma who was voiced by Stan Freberg. I was surprised when I read the credits and found out Frank Gorshin(The Riddler) was voicing Foghorn.

I guess the only good things I can think about this new Millennium are... The movie, Cars. And the magic of TiVo where I can record a show while watching another one and have the power to either pause or back up a show I'm watching in case I have to leave the room for a minute. It's a...

I just ate some chicken wings I ordered from my favorite Chinese Restaurant, Lucky Star.

She was a really funny lady on the Golden Girls. I will remember her talents. :cry:

I remember one of the cartoons where Hal Smith voiced Elmer. It was when a mountain lion hid in Elmer's house and disguised himself as a mounted lion's head on the wall. I noticed that Elmer's voice was a little different when I watched that cartoon many times as a kid.