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*DrSpengler* · 11-13-2006, 04:14 PM

Heh, oh I know Welker's the go-to-guy when it comes to animal noises since he's crazy-good at them. I'm just hard-pressed to think of a single time he's ever actually spoken dialogue on the Simpsons, considering how many episodes he's been in. THe only one that comes to mind is the episode where Bart befriends an old cowboy and they go to a meeting of elderly Western steotypes. Welker plays a crazy 49er.

And LaMarche as Colonal McBragg...that's brilliant.

I regret having missed this year's Treehouse of Horror, especially if LaMarche was doing his kickass Orson Welles impression in it.

I think I'll keep on top of the Simpsons more now. I tend to watch a cartoon solely because a voice actor I like is in it. I mean, the only reason I watch Shuriken School AT ALL is because Maurice LaMarche and Charlie Adler are in it, and they don't get nearly enough work these days.

11-13-2006, 04:14 PM	#16
DrSpengler Foot Elite Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 4,842	Heh, oh I know Welker's the go-to-guy when it comes to animal noises since he's crazy-good at them. I'm just hard-pressed to think of a single time he's ever actually spoken dialogue on the Simpsons, considering how many episodes he's been in. THe only one that comes to mind is the episode where Bart befriends an old cowboy and they go to a meeting of elderly Western steotypes. Welker plays a crazy 49er. And LaMarche as Colonal McBragg...that's brilliant. I regret having missed this year's Treehouse of Horror, especially if LaMarche was doing his kickass Orson Welles impression in it. I think I'll keep on top of the Simpsons more now. I tend to watch a cartoon solely because a voice actor I like is in it. I mean, the only reason I watch Shuriken School AT ALL is because Maurice LaMarche and Charlie Adler are in it, and they don't get nearly enough work these days.