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Spongebob Voice-Overs
by jerry
February 11, 2008 12:30 am


One of the highlights of the Annie Awards last Friday night was a small video concocted by the cast of Spongebob Squarepants (M.C. Tom Kenny, along with presenters Rodger Bumpass, Carolyn Lawrence and Bill Fagerbakke), created to prove they shouldn’t be stereotyped simply as Spongebob, Patrick, Squidward and Sandy. Here’s the video, see if you agree:

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    • 51 comments   posted in TV

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    02/11/08  12:53am
    Jessie says:

    I was rolling in my seat at this! X)
    02/11/08  1:28am
    Sasha says:

    This was hilarious.
    02/11/08  2:15am
    Jerem says:

    Bla ha ha!!! Go Spongebob cast! I applaud thee, people that work/worked on Spongebob! As an animator, that’s one of my favourite series. And I’m 34 with too many degrees.
    02/11/08  2:23am
    Stephan says:

    Awsome!
    02/11/08  2:46am
    Brian Kolm says:

    LOL. Casablanca is the best one.
    02/11/08  3:13am
    Brianne says:

    Thank you for putting this up!! It was a good recharge halfway through the long award show. Hopefully youtube doesn’t delete it anytime soon so everyone can enjoy it. (congrats on your award!)
    02/11/08  3:18am
    ChrisSketch says:

    Fantastic!
    02/11/08  6:48am
    Lloyd Carter says:

    I laughed until I cried at the Annies, and even now, 2000 miles later in Atlanta.

    Thanks!
    02/11/08  7:59am
    tom says:

    Fantastic! Best voice cast on television, no doubt.
    02/11/08  8:39am
    Michael J. Ruocco says:

    That made my day!

    That proves it, voice actors have as much (if not more) talent than those big A-List phonies. Go V.A.s!
    02/11/08  9:08am
    Jess Price says:

    Voice-over gold!

    While we’re on the subject of Tom Kenny…

    Has anyone else ever noticed how SpongeBob’s voice changed ever-so-slightly - maybe around their hiatus in 2003?
    02/11/08  10:03am
    Scotty A says:

    Good lord, that’s brilliant! Thanks for posting that one!
    02/11/08  10:34am
    uncle wayne says:

    As a giant fan of Sp. Sq., this is a true true RIOT! (As would say Hubie & Boit!) Sp. is easily the funniest tv show on the air!
    02/11/08  10:52am
    Steve Gattuso says:

    I was laughing my head off at this. You can bet it’ll make the rounds of animation studios all over by the end of the day today.
    02/11/08  10:56am
    R Wappin says:

    That was one of the best things I’ve ever seen.
    02/11/08  11:11am
    Tom Pope says:

    Great! Bill Fagerbakke cannot open his mouth without being funny. The rest are terrific too.
    02/11/08  11:30am
    FP says:

    Has anyone else ever noticed how SpongeBob’s voice changed ever-so-slightly?

    ————————————————————

    Yeah! Age will do that. Spongebob’s voice is way deeper now, and Kenny strains to hit the high screeches. Spongebob’s histrionics “break” these days, as if the high notes of vintage BOBs are just out of reach. The same thing happened with Dave Willis’ MEATWAD voice once Willis hit 55 or 56, and it also afflicted the JERRY LEWIS voice provided in various movies by Jerry Lewis.
    02/11/08  11:46am
    David Germain says:

    Like Charlie Adler demonstrated on the on the Huckleberry Hound dvd set, voice acting for animation is the most difficult and exhausting forms of acting there is. Not only should it not be brushed aside, voice actors should sweet the Oscars and Emmys every year.

    This film is also proof positive that voice actors deserve as much if not more respect than regular actors.
    02/11/08  12:30pm
    haha says:

    Yay Tom and Spongebob cast!

    I missed that annies this year. Glad to catch this piece of it.
    02/11/08  12:36pm
    Pedro Nakama says:

    That was really good!
    02/11/08  2:47pm
    Gobo says:

    Bill Fagerbakke is one of the funniest voices in animation.
    02/11/08  4:38pm
    Aaron H. Bynum says:

    Great, now I’m afraid to watch those classic films ever again…
    02/11/08  5:26pm
    Jason says:

    FP,

    Dave Willis is 37.
    02/11/08  7:33pm
    Allison says:

    Wonderful
    02/11/08  8:17pm
    Jpox says:

    That was awesome! I was LOL-ing during the whole thing…
    02/11/08  9:16pm
    Sarah says:

    that was absolutely fantastic!
    02/11/08  10:13pm
    thelibrarianne says:

    Thanks for that.. I haven’t laughed that hard in a long time! My roommates thought I was insane. I can’t wait to show my dad, who at 60 might be the world’s oldest and biggest Spongebob fan. He’s going to have a fit.
    02/12/08  12:15am
    Richard says:

    That was the funniest thing I’ve seen in a while!

    Thanks for cheering me up, Jerry.
    02/12/08  7:50am
    Ben Beltran says:

    This is just genius :D
    02/12/08  9:19am
    Christopher Olson says:

    I smell a series…
    This could be the greatest thing since Mystery Science Theater 3000!
    02/12/08  9:40am
    Cliff says:

    Broken! Please consider reposting!

    Saw this yesterday and it was comedy gold.
    02/12/08  9:46am
    Mike says:

    Man! They took it down!

    We need to launch a campaign to bring it back now! Find a mirror site…something!
    02/12/08  11:01am
    tami says:

    Please put it back! It was too great not to share.
    02/12/08  11:14am
    tim says:

    ghaaaaaa i wanna seeeeeee!
    02/12/08  11:22am
    demiurge says:

    Please tell the producers that this is extremely funny and they will be applauded by the entire internet community if they find it in their hearts to release the video on the web.
    02/12/08  12:36pm
    amid says:

    The video can be seen here:
    http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1801688
    02/12/08  4:24pm
    Keith Paynter says:

    Warner or Paramount would have put a stop to it at some point. Loved the ‘Singing In The Rain’ segment. Roger Bumpass will always be Squidward.
    02/12/08  6:55pm
    Jessica Plummer says:

    Ohhhh man…Patrick’s voice as Leena made me wet my pants!
    02/12/08  8:18pm
    IKR says:

    It sucks that you had to take it out, I loved it!
    02/12/08  8:25pm
    protogenes says:

    The producers who asked for it to be removed are dopes, as it was amusing thousands.

    Gee thanks
    02/12/08  11:22pm
    Bailee says:

    That was AWESOME. It was my first time at the Annies this year and the Spongebob cast were my heroes.

    Take that, Superdelegates.
    02/13/08  4:17am
    pete says:

    It’s still on ebaumsworld.
    02/13/08  8:55pm
    borbetomagus says:

    I assume none of you have seen the Scrubs cast doing ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’…..

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20Of_mna-Rs
    03/8/08  10:34pm
    Dave_in_Seattle says:

    Don’t support ebaumsworld!

    http://www.ebws.com/
    03/10/08  8:17pm
    Christine says:
    04/18/08  6:44pm
    Heather says:

    Pure Genius, this is awesome.
    05/6/08  12:13am
    knev says:

    Awesome , CASABLANCA, good movie clip,
    05/10/08  10:24pm
    Ty from Virginia Beach says:

    Very funny, really cute. But the spongebob voice still sounds a little off.
    05/14/08  2:30pm
    Raven says:

    as soon as the godfather popped up i was like,”oh god,what are they going to do to this?” rofl!!!
    07/31/08  9:00am
    Brad says:

    More! More! More!!!
    08/30/08  7:36pm
    Arielle Deloney says:

    i love roger bumpass! he can make anyone sound stupid lmao!!!!!!
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