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Dr. Morberg

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The difference between Morbo and Lrr's voices is the way they talk. Morbo shouts things more, while Lrr speaks.
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Sil

Professor

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Yeah, but when you've got actors like Tress MacNeille and Maurice LaMarche, although they can do all this insane, crazy vocal manipulation, you can still tell it's them underneath. Moe sounds like Moe, and all his characters sound like him to a differing degree. So you could argue that all his characters sound the same, just some are more the same than others.
I think...
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Sil

Professor

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Do you reckon, CrazyDoc? I can always tell who's doing what voice in Futurama, but not The Simpsons, although I was never a Simpsons fan, particularly. The only Futurama voice I can't identify is Macaulay Culkon in BSNBAOTV, which I figure is either Phil LaMarr, Bumper Robinson or Dave Herman. Anyone?
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hypknowtoad

Delivery Boy
 
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Originally posted by Sil: Yeah, but when you've got actors like Tress MacNeille and Maurice LaMarche, although they can do all this insane, crazy vocal manipulation, you can still tell it's them underneath. Moe sounds like Moe, and all his characters sound like him to a differing degree. So you could argue that all his characters sound the same, just some are more the same than others.
I think... I agree. I saw some car commercial the other day and it was clearly Moe doing the v/o. It obviously wasn't as off the wall as something like the Blob or Morbo, but - once you listen to these people long enough - you become awfully familiar with their voices. Billy West, too. No matter how out-there his voices are, you can always catch that it's Billy if you listen long enough. I don't think normal people can do this. You need to have watched a *LOT* of cartoons.
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Jaksiel

Crustacean

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Family Guy is a show where it's extremely easy to tell who's voicing minor characters.
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