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Most Roger Klotz Cackles From Doug Are The Same Sound

The year was 1991. Metallica‘s Black Album had just been released, Terminator 2: Judgment Day was dominating the box office, and the children’s TV network Nickelodeon aired the first episodes of three animated series — Rugrats, Ren and Stimpy, and Doug – collectively called “Nicktoons.”

Rugrats proved to be quite successful. The adventures of the show’s inexplicably loquacious infants spanned nine seasons, launched two spinoffs and three feature films. Likewise, Ren and Stimpy‘s often crude and outlandish toilet humor helped cement its status as a cult classic for adults and children alike. But the third show, Doug, didn’t manage to make quite as big a mark on the hallowed halls of animation history.

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2010 Grammy Nominees Don’t Just Sing: a Rundown of their Voiceover Work

From the blog Whose Voice is That? comes a truly extensive post on tonight’s Grammy nominees, or at least those who also have voice acting credits. WViT’s list covers a number of areas within our geeky purview, including David Bowie, Yogi Bear, Mos Def, Metalocalypse, and more.

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