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  • - I just like saying showbiz [beeping].

  • Oops, sorry, Carl's not suppose to say,

  • "Oh [beeping], I said [beeping]."

  • It's still making everybody laugh.

  • I love that.

  • Hi, my name is Rob Paulsen,

  • which probably means nothing to you.

  • Unless, of course, you like cartoons.

  • In which case, let's see, Yakko Warner.

  • Does that mean something to you?

  • Hello, nurse!

  • Or Pinky, from Pinky and the Brain.

  • That is me, too.

  • See, watch.

  • Narf!

  • And then I know a lot of you love Carl Weezer.

  • I don't care why, I just care that you do.

  • I'm not one, but two of the Ninja Turtles.

  • That's right, ladies and gentlemen,

  • 50% of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

  • in one old guy from Detroit, Michigan.

  • Rafael on the original show

  • and in the 2012 version on Nickelodeon, Donatello.

  • So, cowabunga and turtle power.

  • You're probably asking yourself,

  • is that all you're going to do is ramble

  • and tell everybody how groovy you are?

  • No, that is not.

  • What we're gonna do here today

  • is I'm going to improvise some character voices

  • for cartoons I've never seen before.

  • Let's see what happens.

  • Oh, my goodness.

  • Well, I'm seeing what looks to be a very distinguished

  • elderly gentleman.

  • When I say elderly, that is understanding

  • that I am now elderly.

  • However, this older fellow,

  • one would think would might speak thusly.

  • I don't know why, he just looks quite distinguished.

  • Were it myself, I would say he looks extinguished.

  • Not too far from the truth.

  • But then we could go against type.

  • Wouldn't it be interesting if the gentleman opened his mouth

  • and all of a sudden started talking like this?

  • Hi, my name is Henry Wardsworth

  • and I know what you're thinking.

  • You're thinking, God, this suit fits me beautifully,

  • but it's a little incongruous when I talk.

  • Get over it.

  • What's going on there?

  • Don't let the door hit you where the good lord split you.

  • Bye!

  • Well, having already been Dr Scratch-and-Sniff,

  • which is that character who was the studio P psychiatrist

  • on the Animaniacs, a voice which I stole

  • from Peter Sellers, mainly because he's dead.

  • My favorite movie in the world is "Dr. Strangelove",

  • so I like that guy.

  • That's pretty typical, I think.

  • But he's also got that weird, crazy hair like Ed Wynn.

  • You know, the from Mary Poppins.

  • Let's go fly a kite.

  • So maybe we could put both voices,

  • that's kind of Dr Scratch-and-Sniff in the back

  • with the Ed Wynn, and maybe lose the dialect.

  • Hey, everybody!

  • Look, I'm drinking this.

  • It's going to make me so regular,

  • I'm gonna poop the rest of my life.

  • Oh, okay, great.

  • Well, the first thing I'm gonna say is

  • don't worry, he's just my dad.

  • You see what I did there?

  • You know what?

  • I gotta say, because he's a little ram here,

  • we are in LA so we have an LA ram here

  • and he's got sort of sleepy eyes.

  • So I would probably steal something

  • from a character I did a little bit earlier

  • on a show called Rick and Morty.

  • I played a little dog called Snowball who speaks like this.

  • And the first lines Snowball ever said were,

  • "Where are my testicles, Summer?"

  • Now, perhaps this goat could say the same thing.

  • If you're thinking for five seconds you're going to milk me,

  • let me show you what I can do with these horns.

  • I will beat you three ways, up, down, and continuously.

  • What if he was a teenager?

  • Okay.

  • Hey, my name is Goat.

  • Now, you're gonna think

  • that I'm describing what creature I am.

  • Oh, no, no.

  • Goat is an acronym for greatest of all time.

  • You know how I know?

  • Ask me, because I am, that's how I know.

  • I even got my own bell.

  • Deal with it.

  • Okay, I think, well,

  • he's already got lots of, what I'm seeing here is,

  • it looks like a science experiment doing karaoke.

  • I don't quite know what's going on here,

  • but he's got all this mess,

  • so let's bring in the mucous-y kind of stuff.

  • And I like the fact that he maybe does his speech

  • like Willougby used to,

  • so why don't we throw that in there, too?

  • Why not?

  • It could happen.

  • I mean, that's the beautiful thing about cartoons.

  • Who's going to argue with me?

  • Like a hype man?

  • Okay, maybe he can make it like,

  • Hey, if I'm lying, I'm dying.

  • My name is Gleep Glarp Glibble Globber

  • Glip Glop Glam and I'm here from Alpha Centauri

  • to tell you tonight it is great to be back

  • with Dancing With The Stars!

  • Be careful how close you get.

  • Good night, everybody!

  • I mean, look at that hair!

  • This gentleman is here said, "Hello, my name is Kyle

  • and I'm a human chia pet.

  • Most people would love to have hair like mine.

  • It is mine.

  • It is authentic and if you dig very deeply,

  • you can find Jimmy Hoffa."

  • Maybe he also looks like he could be

  • a very sort of healthy fellow.

  • Maybe he's a fellow who works as a butcher

  • and he has a-- oh, can you hear all that?

  • That's my parole officer coming to get me.

  • You'll never take me alive, copper!

  • With this gentleman, because he's very handsome

  • and has that, looks to me,

  • like he could be a Scottish fellow,

  • so maybe he's going to teach you how to make haggis.

  • I'll slaughter the previous character.

  • No, no, no, two characters earlier.

  • The sheep.

  • We'll slaughter him, take his stomach,

  • grind up his intestines, and shove it in the stomach

  • and I will show you how to make haggis.

  • Looks like me before I had my teeth fixed.

  • Anybody with orange bangs is, from the get-go,

  • is gonna be an unhappy fellow.

  • So, maybe he should talk like this.

  • Hi, I've got two speeds in my voice, slow and quiet,

  • and there's no in-between.

  • So maybe his name is Theo.

  • Theo, have you fed the dog?

  • Shut up!

  • Theo, would you feed the dog?

  • No, I'm gonna eat the dog!

  • What are you looking at?

  • Yeah, my eyes are green and my teeth are green

  • and my gums are white and my bangs are orange!

  • Get used to it!

  • Would you put your tongue in my mouth?

  • Why not?

  • Well, maybe, you know, I'll have him do something like this.

  • He's kind of droopy, maybe droopy.

  • We'll throw a little bit of droopy in there, too,

  • only we'll make it like this.

  • Mom, I ate the dog again.

  • Is that gonna mess with my intestines?

  • Oh, yeah!

  • Oh, yeah, this is great.

  • A raccoon.

  • I think, because I'm a little raccoon,

  • I've got a beautiful tail and I'm a little bit sneaky.

  • I'm even putting my hands together

  • because, of course, we know that suggests sneaky.

  • So I'm gonna steal a little bit of a voice