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DannyJC13

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« on: 01-03-2009 19:21 »

Does anyone notice that Fry sounds like a 14 year old in Space Pilot 3000????? And Bender does a tiny winy bit. Billy West and John DiMaggio must have still been trying to figure out the best tone for them both.  :laff:
Smarty

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« Reply #1 on: 01-03-2009 19:31 »

Yeah that ususally is how it is in the first few episodes of any animated shows.
FryFangirlLisa

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« Reply #2 on: 01-04-2009 07:55 »

Yeah, it always takes a few episodes for voice actors to find the right pitch for their characters.

However, in "Space Pilot 3000" it seemed like, there were only a few lines here and there, where Fry sounded dractically different than he does in other episodes of season one.  So anyway, I still think Billy West did a really great job with Fry's voice in the first episode.  :)
Seymour_My_Hero

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« Reply #3 on: 01-04-2009 17:19 »

I think Bender and the Professor changed a lot too. I mean, in "Space Pilot 3000", Bender's voice sounds a little bit rougher especially when he's saying something like "I could bend it to any degree, 21, 22, 23..."
Anybody else notice that? But anyway, things like this happen in animated series. Billy said on one of the commentaries "We took some creative liberties with the voices."
Smarty

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« Reply #4 on: 01-04-2009 19:39 »

I think Bender and the Professor changed a lot too. I mean, in "Space Pilot 3000", Bender's voice sounds a little bit rougher especially when he's saying something like "I could bend it to any degree, 21, 22, 23..."
Anybody else notice that? But anyway, things like this happen in animated series. Billy said on one of the commentaries "We took some creative liberties with the voices."

Definately, I agree. And the Professor had a much frailer voice, too. Now you see him yelling and stuff, such a difference.
FryFangirlLisa

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« Reply #5 on: 01-05-2009 03:52 »
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I've always had an interest in the voice acting of animated shows.

And of course, with Futurama, I really enjoy the voice acting.  Listening to the voices of the characters is just awesome.  And I think the characters' portrayal by the voice cast is excellent as well.   :)
winna

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« Reply #6 on: 01-05-2009 11:09 »

To be honest... the voice acting, as with most elements in Futurama, already felt refined with the first episode.  By that, I mean the first episode doesn't seem all that rough in comparison to other animated shows.  Although there are slight noticeable differences, everything seems relatively the same between the first episode and the seventy-second one.
DannyJC13

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« Reply #7 on: 01-05-2009 12:08 »

Bender's voice sounds a little bit rougher especially when he's saying something like "I could bend it to any degree, 21, 22, 23..."

Yeah and when he and Fry are in line at the suicide booth, he sounds strange when he says "Shinier than yours, meatbag!". I almost forgot about the Professor's voice being different.  :hmpf:
My Own Grandpa

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« Reply #8 on: 01-05-2009 21:54 »

I've always had an interest in the voice acting of animated shows.

And of course, with Futurama, I really enjoy the voice acting.  Listening to the voices of the characters is just awesome.  And I think the characters' portrayal by the voice cast is excellent as well.   :)

Yeah, I always thought that the voice acting---not just the voices, but the actual acting---in Futurama was astounding right from the very start of the show. And the fact that some of the best-acted episodes were emotional ones...I always got the impression that it's much harder to voice a character emotionally than humorously.
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« Reply #9 on: 03-18-2009 10:02 »

Listen to the commentary. The voice actors criticize their own work a lot of the time and Billy definitely says something about his early performances.
coldangel

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« Reply #10 on: 03-18-2009 12:44 »

Compare Homer Simpson's voice in early seasons of The Simpsons.
Books

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« Reply #11 on: 04-12-2009 23:15 »

They got better microphones.
NastyInThePasty

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« Reply #12 on: 04-15-2009 16:55 »

Yeah, Bender sounded really hoarse during the show's first season in general and "Space Pilot 3000" in particular.
FYP

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« Reply #13 on: 04-15-2009 19:56 »

I watched s1e4 not too long ago and Leela sounds too nice. Maybe it has to do with her getting angrier at life as seasons went on ?
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« Reply #14 on: 04-15-2009 22:05 »

yeah but she's still a good wife
FrysBabi

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« Reply #15 on: 04-16-2009 00:32 »

Does anyone notice that Fry sounds like a 14 year old in Space Pilot 3000?????

If Fry was 14 and he existed, i would be happy!!!!!!! :D
zoidbie

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« Reply #16 on: 04-16-2009 04:54 »

bender sounded drunk

but Hermes has a different voice maybe the whole first season. and stronger accent.
but the change was a good idea
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