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Regarding the Honey Nut Cheerios comment above, yes he did. At least during most of the 1990s and early 2000s, the Honey Nut Cheerios Bee was voiced by Billy West.

Here It Is. The Excel/Spreadsheet detailing nearly every soundbite used on Svengoolie. It's an xlsx file but you can easily convert it to Google Sheets. Feel free to edit it to fill in some of the remaining spaces or fix some spelling errors or other mistakes. Click Link Here Number (ordered...

Been awhile since I last checked out as the Toonzone/Anime Superhero forum database was down for a long time. Glad to see it back up and running again. Anyway, incredible work with archiving many the sound effects! I bookmarked them on my browser so I don't forget. I noticed that a few of...

Just thought of another cartoon that had shading" "Dragon Tales". Also, the intro/opening sequence to the 1991 Super Mario World cartoon had shadings on the characters but the show itself (and the other "Mario" cartoons before it) feature no shadings.

I just now realized the "Klasky Csupo"-produced Nicktoons like "The Wild Thornberrys", "Ahhh Real Monsters", "Rocket Power", and "As Told By Ginger" all used some sort of shadings. "Rugrats", on the other hand, never really used shading expect for the Hannakah special and the three big-feature...

I've noticed that most modern-day cartoon series of the last 10-15 years or so have no shading on the characters. They typically have flat colors. This was also the case throughout animation in the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, and (for the most part) 1980s as the characters lacked shading on the...

Here's a video game example: In the first two "Super Smash Bros" games (64 and Melee), Luigi's voice clips (provided by Charles Martinet) were reused from Mario in "Super Mario 64" but pitched up. That always annoyed me when I was playing Smash 64 many years ago. Starting with Brawl, Luigi...

Has this topic ever been discussed? It's about cartoon characters, puppets, or video game characters you thought was voiced by one voice actor but was actually voiced by someone else. I'll give a few examples: When I was younger, I thought that Charlie Adler instead of John Kassir was the...

Forgot to add another Frank Welker example: Fred in most incarnations of "Scooby-Doo" and Ray Stantz in "The Real Ghostbusters". One more Tress MacNeillie example: Charlotte Pickles ("Rugrats") and Lindsay Neagle ("The Simpsons"). Instead of Alan Reed, Daws Butler voiced Fred Flintstone in the...

Some more I thought of: In the 1940 "Looney Tunes" short "Of Fox and Hounds", the Mel Blanc-voiced fox (named George) that outwits Willoughby the Dog shares the same voice and personality as Bugs Bunny, who made his official debut with "A Wild Hare" the very same year this short came out. In...

Another good candidate for this topic.

Thanks for the reply. It's been a long time since I've watched both shows back then. I should had watched some more old YouTube clips to confirm whether or not that was the case.

Thought of another one: Mike Judge reuses the voice of Tom Anderson ("Beavis and Butthead") for Hank Hill in "King of the Hill".

Maybe it came from the "Bill and Ted" films instead? (starts at 2:12). Wayne's World "Excellent" complication

Found a few others: In the early seasons of "Muppet Babies" (80s version), Howie Mandel voiced Skeeter and later used the same voice for Bobby in the 90s cartoon "Bobby's World". Russi Taylor voiced Gonzo and likely reused the voice for either Huey, Dewey, or Louie in "Ducktales" (80s...

Good topic. The Darkseid and Brain/Orson Wells examples instantly came to mind when it came to this topic. Lorenzo Music any role he did from Garfield in his 80s/90s cartoon to Peter Venkman from the "Real Ghostbusters". Patrick Warburton any role he's know for from Joe Swanson ("Family Guy")...

Tony Jay was another prominent voice actor that did voice overs for both movie trailers and TV commercials.

In the late 90s, Billy West did some of the voices in the Brisk Iced Tea commercials that featured stop-motion versions of celebrities.

Carlos Alazraqui (Rocko from Rocko's Modern Life) was the voice of the Taco Bell Chihuahua

Another June Foray one. She reprised her role as Natasha from "Rocky & Bullwinkle" in this 1995 Energizer Bunny commercial The post-Mel Blanc era Looney Tunes commercials (1990 onward) had various actors as Bugs Bunny and the rest of the gang. If a commercial featured either Daffy Duck...

How about voice over artists that narrate various movie trailers and commercials as it's rare to see them on camera. In this short film, Don LaFontaine and four other voice over talents from back then appear. LaFontaine also appeared in this 2006 Geico commercial

I already mentioned M&Ms commercials earlier but in this 1996 ad, Phil Hartman voiced the chocolate bar that melted Also, Cree Summer voiced the Green M&M. Forgot to mention that one.

I found a few others: June Foray voiced the Granny that tried to keep her Golden Crisp cereal away from Sugar Bear in several 1990s commercials. Another Tress MacNellie commercial where she voiced a vulture in this 2001 Hostess commercial. Pretty sure John Stephenson (best known as Mr...

I have a few: Most of you should know this one but Billy West as the red M&M in the M&M commercials since the mid-90s M&M commercials (1990s-2000s) Rob Paulsen did the voice of Mr. Opportunity in various Honda commercials in the late 2000s. Honda - Mr. Opportunity (2008) Maurice LaMarche...

A few other one-shots that I liked back then: The Fighting 69 1/2th (1941) - Two groups of ants go to war over food at a picnic The Trial of Mr. Wolf (1941) - Little Red Riding Hood is on trial and the big bad wolf is the attorney Fox Pop (1942) - A red fox paints himself silver Dough Ray Me-ow...

Thanks for reminding me of The Munsters. Sven also used a clip of Herman saying "Darn...Darn...Darn.." (or was it just "Oh...Darn!") (WCIU was airing repeats of The Munsters during the mid-90s)

Speaking of Alan Oppenheimer, he did the voiceover of the character Allister Crane in the 1999-2008 NBC Soap Opera "Passions", however that example doesn't count as he's not actually on-screen portraying the character (who was played on-screen by two other actors during its run).

A few others though none of them are from cartoons: "I was hoping to get into the excitement" - Vincent Price (unknown movie) "Friend Good!" - Boris Karloff, "Frankenstein" unknown British woman saying "Whenever you walk into a window, would you please wear pants!" "Great Scott!" -...

Thought of two more actors who were both prominent in both animation and live-action: -Tim Curry -Phil Hartman

Some of the ones that instantly came to mind were already mentioned, such as EG Daily appearing in the 1985 Pee Wee Herman movie or Luke Skywalker himself voicing The Joker. - Tom Kenny (Spongebob himself) as Patchy the Pirate whenever there was a live action segment in "Spongebob Squarepants"...

Found two other sound clips but they aren't from cartoons. - The character Rerun saying "What's Happening!" from the 70s sitcom of the same name (WCIU was airing reruns (no pun intended) of this show and its 80s revival "What's Happening Now" during the mid-90s when Svengoolie was revived) -...

It must be a cable thing then. For example, in my cable service Channel 26 (WCIU) is channel 10. Anyway, I watched an old 1996 episode of Svengoolie on Youtube where he was showing the pubic domain Three Stooges shorts. In the "Sven-Surround" segment towards, he briefly used the "Great...

I Love to Singa (1936) - One of the first truly great Looney Tunes shorts. Classic about an young owl who wants to be a jazz singer instead of a opera singer. A Day in the Zoo (1939) - A Tex Avery gag-a-thon about what goes on in the zoo. Horton Hatches the Egg (1942) - Based on the Dr. Seuss...

Just found out the Yosemite Sam quote I heard. It was "You Better Say You're Prayers, You Flea-Eating Varmit!" (again, not sure which Bugs Bunny short it was from) and it used in this old 1996 episode of Svengoolie On the last comment, there is no Channel 10 in the Chicago area. WGN is...

The WGN Superstation aired Kids WB programming for markets outside the Chicagoland area back in those days. Growing up in the Chicagoland area, I obviously didn't get the cable version of WGN since I already have local WGN. It was in 2004 that the Kids WB programming moved from WCIU 26 to WGN...

Should had lasted longer: - The Critic (got screwed by both ABC and Fox; this was one of my favorites back then) - Clerks: the Animated Series - Dilbert - Swat Kats: The Radical Squadron (Ted Turner had something to with it) - 2 Stupid Dogs/Super Secret Secret Squirrel - Invader Zim - Extreme...

Just watched a vintage Sven episode from 1999/2000 that was uploaded to YouTube and found the following sound clips: "She's Alive....ALIVE!!" from "The Bride of Frankenstein". "Oh My God, They Killed Kenny!" Stan Marsh from "South Park" (many episodes from the early seasons) "I Bet You Say That...

I never knew that "Radioactive Man" episode from "The Simpsons" used digital ink and paint. Yet at the same time, I always wondered why that episode looked "different" from the other "Simpsons" episodes that were airing at the time as it look brighter than normal. Wasn't Hanna-Barbara the...

Even MORE clips from Animaniacs that Sven used! The WCIU staff must had really loved that show back then. Dot - "You can't argue with that. It's too stupid." A man saying "It was the most stupidest thing I ever seen!". Think this was from the Warner's 65th anniversary episode and it was a...

I found a few other sound clips Sven used on his show over the years that I didn’t see listed. Dot Warner saying “DEE-GUSTING!” on Animaniacs (yet another sound clip from that show!) May I Sniff Ya? – a puppy says this to his grandfather in a Slappy Squirrel short (again from "Animaniacs”)...