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So we try not to, and if he wasn't pleased on that side, I can sworn that he was going to drive us out to an instructional site and get someplace where we go to Derry Boggins. But that's also where we have our clock, apparently. So we got in the helicopter and we went twice around the left in Washington DC. They said I could take pictures of the White House because they're people who can't call, so I asked the question.
People in dark suits, and you know, what do you mean? I think he's told me that you can't take the weekend out post-the weekend. I was like, you know what, I don't mean anything. I don't mean anything.
I don't mean anything. But the only thing about taking the tour with the police department is it's not usually cool around the city. It's like you're like going like $150 an hour. Because it doesn't, I mean when it comes to police officers, these are those just awesome automobiles and dudes.
And anytime they get to show off, you know, I mean, it's just like getting a police car with them, you know, not getting in the back. You know, they're going to be like, oh, no, no, no, no, no. They're going to be like, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. They're like flying over the patrol, they're like 50 feet on the patrol.
And I heard it many times an hour, past the weekend, Memorial, and it was amazing. They're in the middle of it because you're in a police car company, and they get caught with a two-persono, and they just start looking for murder. So, so when they just make, and you know, go towards the harbor, and then the one guy says the other guy, he's like, yeah, he's the other guy. And then all of a sudden, I'm just looking down right now at the corner.
He just turned on. He's spinning that head back toward the bad side, now. And now we start spinning, spinning on the side. And then literally looking at the two buildings, and then it's coming up here, and I'm just screaming my head off.
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Yes. I know, it's not like... I feel like... like...
I'm already three minutes and twenty seconds to go all the way to the toilet. I don't know if we know. Who's the combination? I know, it's bad.
I'm not that bad, but I'm kind of free to study. All right. We have a post-sit of questions here? Do we have a...
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Who are the... I have a question about how do you compare between the difference between Teen Titans, Teen Titans Go and Lego, Psycho? Different types of b I like a nice flavor, bongo, or a de-tacto. And for the original, I used my own potato mash.
I'm making a bad doughnut ball. I'm not going to try to get it out. I'm sorry, that was good. The whole thing about Cyborg is I want to match this my first voice over job.
My first voice over audition. So it was literally... Cyborg is me happy to get an audition. You know, that's what my first audition was.
I mean, I remember I think I blew the mic, I blew out the mic, and I was just... I'm not going to let the other stand. I was just excited. Apparently that's what's leaving the job.
And so Cyborg is really kind of a part of what she's with me. It was the first time you can imagine that. And then all these different cyborgs are really just me following the writing. And then enjoying the story that you're trying to tell, and whatever way you're trying to tell them.
I always say that whatever cyborg is is pretty much me in whatever mood that is. If it's injustice, it's just like a dark mood that Teen Titans Go. And Lego cyborg is kind of a fanboy of Justice League, you know, just carrying around that fan's luggage, you know, falling over to the manboy room. And so that's just me hanging out with Jared Wong.
So yeah, yeah, I mean, obviously Cyborg is probably the closest character to myself. So I literally just had him let it guide me as far as I... Because there are lots of different cyborgs and a lot of different... What do you say?
I guess, you know, sometimes these... I have robot half-day or two-two. And sometimes these, you know, I turn the world into a totalitarian society. So there's no whagring.
Let us all be. Let us all be. Your voiceover resume is extensive. Very, very long.
Do you prefer voiceover acting to on camera live action? What I love most about my job is that I could have the jeans. You know, it's the one crystal right that I love about voiceover. And then I...
That's also the same thing that I love about on camera is that I'm always playing... The characters, I tend to get a very different kind of character. And so I mean, like I said, with King of Cinciula playing a guy who's kind of this dude out of a rent fair, you know, when he had the thing, but then you know, he literally is... He literally is like, takes off the load, and then he goes home and has his regular job.
He's literally that guy who's character, you know. And so, and then they're all the characters that I can play. And then the variety is what I love. The thing I can tell us about voiceover is that there's some times that I think the best moment happens in the silence and as a voiceover acting, you don't get to play them.
And so that's what I really really thought about on camera is that also... And also, the jumping kick in the shoot manner. You know what I mean? It's like, it's like, this is why I got hit you.
And I was like, they're literally like, Karate, you know, stuff. I was like, ooh! I was like, I think I'll make one way, I'm doing everything. Until I kick you off, you know, I'm gonna do the jumping out building.
And you know, I'm gonna do the killing time. Because that's why I got into it. The first time I did my first job actually, in LA, I was in a dragon with me. Yes, it was called Dracula the Ascension.
Really good stuff. I went to mention films, and I tried to move the rest of the movie. And they brought up my stuffy. And it was a little bit of a new laugh, I was like, you see that?
And so, it was like, oh, we take a kill. And I was like, yeah, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on. Okay. Just like tattoo from in from Vermont.
I don't know why. But he did. But yeah, yes, that was like for wires. And I actually was a bit of a student, check himself with our bandwiper.
Because he wore the Lid-Rim. And so I was like, you know, jumping off buildings and jumping over cars, you know, and wires and stuff. And they were like, you know, they were like, I can't move? It's like, why?
This is why I hated it. I didn't really got it, did you give us all the dude? Absolutely not. So, yeah, yeah, till my writing's kicked in really hard.
I'm going to have to make you a holler. Okay. I was like, I thought the same way I was like, Academy struggle. But the stuff that's not important to my brother said, hey, you should have had to do a little bit.
I said, why? Because he doesn't do anything. And he doesn't get anything. He doesn't get anything.
He's like, oh, okay. I'll step up. I'll step up. I'll step up.
I'll step up. You'll make another step. You'll be a little bit. That's not, yeah, that's not, that's not your main duty.
The first, this was a couple of weeks after I brought all the tea tights. The regional show back in 2000 in 2000 to maybe that's not important. And so they wanted the five members of the tights to do a justice league, to do a play in the world. Plus getting more growth for the, the jokers.
Hitching. And so I played tain. And I, but it was one of those episodes that I didn't say much before, but I had an hour into the show and, So I'm walking and I drive around the who's the voice director for Justin and your team thanks and she's got like 4,000 kitties and she dresses a little bit like in the park at all. I'm like, what's good?
You know what I'm gonna do? You know what I'm gonna do? So she's amazing but she always introduces everybody you know before you go and start to change. It's kind of a reason, like radio is awesome the way she directs that payout.
And so I'm walking in this guy, he's got a beard and I don't recognize him all, he's talking about how he's story, he's like, yeah, that's all. And so I, it's just not just story, I'm just a big whiter and finally she starts to introduce everybody, she's like, all right, they ain't gonna play 10. And I'm gonna serve a who's at the original Harley Quinn and why not? Mrs.
Hernandez, I'm done. Arlene Sorkin. Arlene Sorkin, thank you. I mean, that's all I'm gonna do.
She's sitting next to me, Harley Sorkin, the fourth man, playing the Harley Quinn and my panelist, David Jogler of the horse. And I just went. I didn't even get it, you know, like, it's over, you know, like, I didn't know I didn't. And so this is a little bit of such a way the Joker just was just black, same, all right, I'm like, oh, the Joker, you know, I'm just trying to run off Vegas.
You know, I didn't get it, I didn't get it, I didn't get it, I'm like, oh, you know, I didn't get it, you know, I'm like, oh, you know, I'm like, how's it going? Like, the Joker was watching, you know, a Batman and M8 series and a, and Master Fantas, you know, and it was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, the only person about the whole town is this old town that's in there. So we get an old name, I don't say a word to Mark, and finally, as long as I'm sitting on some of my buddies going to be out on the booth and I'm going to leave, and I'm going to, and I'm going to do a matter. And I think I'm going to take the old thing and I'm going to say Mark, hi Mark, Mark, Mark, Mark!
I say, I'm leaving now. And he looks at me and he says, could we? I'm leaving now. I'm leaving now.
Oh, that's okay. That's why it starts working out, guys. That's what I'm talking about. It's not who you are.
I don't know. What's your favorite part? Yes, go ahead. I just want you to, who's your favorite person?
Mark, what's your favorite person? Mark, what's your favorite part? I'm going to do a long one. Ow!
I'm thinking. No, no, I'm thinking. I was just thinking about, I was just thinking about what this is right next to you. I was just thinking about what this is right next to you.
And I'm going to change her love with dogs. And she is the best working-acting coach. Every time I'm in a school with her, every time doing something on set where she makes me better. And she is an open nerd.
It's her insight. That just in her career. The part that I'm going to do is, we'll be having her. Just running lines.
And she'll start crying. And she'll get set for the wrong reason. And she's like, I'm thinking about this. And she's like, no, no, no.
That's wrong. That's wrong. I was talking about it. I was talking about this for you.
I was thinking about it. She was like, that's how it started. You know, that's all good. I mean, everything I was singing my hat with, with my women's, she said some little thing that's changed by respect to my mom and my mom and my wife.
So I actually love working with Melissa. But also, in the same way, I'm just getting all over the game. I think he's really, really, really, really critical. And watching work is just a joy.
You know, the top of the entire, you know, the work, as much as everybody else, the working relationship, though, is such a memory. It's, you know, everyone feels so great when you're part of this incredible phenomenon. And you know, a little bit of the great stories you can tell the characters that are, they're fully going, because it's like you always say, it's not about the genre. You know what I said?
It's not about the genre. You know what I said? It's not about it. In my mind, it's about the better you lose and the better you find.
You know, and I think that that that's what pulls people in is, is that you feel this is what you feel the lack of experience. And so from, and you feel from Andy on that, you're all out there. This is the most unbelievable show in the world. It is obviously, it's a big show for all, but we shouldn't like it's an independent feature that the producers are.
I think you can get locations, permits, and we're just trying to finish up for the city. It's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, BasVIEW, the wasn't the thing, and Greenes Kumeterminate, you know what music, and it, and I, and... and he's like, he's like, it's like, it's like, I got your songhoney. He has everybody!
and he somewhat dies. I'm gonna get a mischievous. They're going to get a chance. You're going to get a chance like that and then you're going to steal a shit together.
He was with me? He was with me? He was with me? And he just, you know, I was waiting for that in his head.
I was waiting for him to say, come on, I gotta get a shot. The core thing is that it's such a big, kind of a post-it dude because that's kind of what's in the room. Everybody turns, it was born. And when I finished, you see that big, loopy, loopy, loopy.
And it's like, everything's okay. And especially when you're doing a show like this, you need those in your arms. And this is really, I think, I think this is really a lot like a bad guy. So I did not actually look at it at all.
I didn't even have any hands in your hands. I didn't even know. Thank you so much. Thank you so much.
It was a bit of work that we've never ever heard spoken on a Star Trek set. Just cut it and move on. Right? Just cut it out, but let's move on.
I'll have that. Okay. Another question is who's gonna be the first one? Okay, okay.
Let's go. How do you manage that there are two multiple voices and those two multiple voices sound different? Well, I have a close relationship with my pharmacist. You know what?
The way that I manage what the birth disease is that the beauty of my career is that I would like to grow into these voices. I started off with my sideboard, which was like so close to me. And so, and then side door kind of lives its life and is hard on a sleeve. So whatever you feel like you just have to let sit out.
And I can kind of go for growth. And if I do that, I feel like I can make mistakes. And when you come up with voices, I think that's a lot of what you do is you just try and see what happens. And I don't even know the way that you try and see what happens.
Especially on a show like Teen Titans Go, you know, that it's part of us in the booth. But we got some characters that we got growing in. And they'll say, you know, come for some of this. And I just start to pull things.
From my childhood and from my life, I just happened to be missing to a YouTube video in Bootsy College a week. And then I walked in and he said, I want to be like this very white person in this thing. And I was like, come big and easy, Barry, right? I think it needs to be Bootsy College.
And so now, the college spirit sounds a whole lot like Bootsy College. It's like, you want me to relax? You want to go to see him to the couch where you're five out of the middle. Peanuts, they're crannos, they've lost change.
And I'm wondering if I'm going to use the notebook? I'm going to play the notebook. And then the tooth fairy that I've had, the tooth fairy I've had on a toothpaste show. And then I'm wondering if it's in her...
she gets out of her tooth fairy. And then when they want her to be with her... she's kind of creepy then. And I was like, can she lock up the tattoo?
And it's like, I want her to get in here. I want her to get in here. I know I'm not going to be so busy. And all my mics can't say, thank you very much.
Love you, thank you very much. Just say, thank you very much. And I was like, thank you. I didn't go to the toilet, because I didn't go to the toilet.
And then I was like, oh my god. I don't know what I'm saying. So I'm talking like, it's like, I'm just saying. You know, pharmaceuticals are out here, you know.
And then you just come up with a little change. Like with your, with your. I'm a land-cobber. I'm looking for your jealousy to bring us!
For him, it was less about changing my voice, or about changing my attitude. He was a guy who was in second language, and he felt the spirit of strong sense of responsibility, and wanted to make sure that when he spoke to people that he was being understood. So I thought that he would have a weak speaking, and he could say, would he really change my voice like I am? I'd say, it's all about the Spanish flavor, you know, it's about the flavor.
I think you just come, you can't along in little boxes, you're going back and forth. I'm like, are you smart? Hey, you. You can do the outgoing messes on your voice but you call it voice?
I'm really, really good. I'm a good man. I'm a good man. I'm a good man.
I'm a good man. I'm a good man. I'm a good man. I'm sorry.
I'm a good man. I'm a good man. I'm a good man. Okay, you hear the question?
Alright, as we already mentioned, young justice is coming back. back the world, it's like, and, and, and, and, and, this leads us to my question, which is probably one day, we have to ask anyone, any chance, is anyone, one of the brothers of E.C. championing season six of two times? No, no, no, and I'll tell you what, because I get this, I get this question all the time, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, They work at the Indy with the season five.
Then that's what the power's gonna be, or whatever said, said that it was gonna happen to them. And without a hand, that's what was gonna happen. We wanted to do a season six. You know, we were gonna explore, you know, star five is kind of a personal journey, kind of with everybody else, eh?
But it wasn't in the cars for us. And so we thought for ourselves, what is the teenagers last session? You know, since we're having this routine type, this is the end of the road, this is kind of graduation in the way. So what is the last thing that we all learned as teenagers?
And then you're thinking about high school, when you graduate from the friends that you have, and all your life, and you become very close to, and then for whatever reason, the relationship doesn't know the way that you think. And you never see people, there's somebody that, you thought, you think, you've got to keep the friends about right, you never see them again. And maybe there was something that they're supposed to do that you want. But you know what, my hands are worked out with.
You know, when one sees the company go, why does it work that way? And sometimes you just gotta learn good more. And then in the last episode, things change, right? These boys every character, terrorists from that community, they're so all right.
And we'll be talking about this, and she's like, you know what, I'm done with that. I'm moving on, and I'm moving on, and I'm moving on, and I don't know what I'm doing with that anymore. And that episode was literally about, you know what, this is the time that these boys, literally the youngest one of the other types, has to learn what it means to grow up. You know, this is the last lesson you learned as a teenager.
And so yes, there's a couple of questions, but there are only two or four reasons, because the last thing you got to learn is that life doesn't always work out the way you are on YouTube, but that doesn't mean that life is a bad thing. That's just the way you learn sometimes. And so, so literally, we did a season six, literally that lesson means grow up, means absolutely nothing. Now, there really is nothing anyway, because nobody got it.
Everybody just like, we wanna know what happened, we wanna know what happened. And we're like, go! Run! Run!
Move on! You're gonna make a mistake, just take your time off. It's okay, it's okay, it's okay to ask you time to go. That's not the reason that folks show us all.
It is literally us getting up and making my whole show. Everyone thinking the story's about it. We are in the ball, we're in the ball, we're in the ball, we're in the ball, we're in the ball, we're in the ball, we're in the ball, so it's okay to say, so it's okay to say, so it's okay to say, it's a very good one. But why the beauty of those five characters is that you take the whole show and then you take two types of go.
Totally different, you don't have time to tell them. I chose, and it still resonates with other people. So it's a lot of, when two types of go can begin, I turn to stop, and it's got to happen, and it lays around it, and I say, do you know what this means? Where's this gonna be?
But, you know, it's gonna go out, and it will stop, and then what is it? You know, switch it up, and then you put that in the machine, and some of the slippers back to there, that job does work, then, then nobody gets ready to do it, I don't know, but I'm trying to put team types will never be gone, because those five characters are just, for some reason, they work with him, and they have to hire, I mean, you know, some of those dynamic voice actors, they're not, because they're not, because I'm a terrorist, I'm a Hindu, well, Greg Sykes and Scott M. are so funny, but they're also such grounded, dramatic actors as well, but they can play both sides, and I think that's why I work so well together. So, it's also the next, it's written on team types, you know, a lot of the probably be something very different from team types, you know, maybe more serious than other person types, like I said, now, you know, how's it going?
It's going to be a little weird, and it's a lot of fun. So, yeah, so I'm sorry, but I also feel like, it's kind of a beautiful way to end, you know, it's not your normal way of ending the show, and I don't think I would be happy ending that show in a normal way, because it was a beautiful thing to have, and it was a beautiful thing to keep. You're very nice. Okay, we run out.
If you could adjust to ask a question, if I go to the bottom, I'll talk to you too much, but you'll be at this table later. So, you can go ask him to come by and say hi, do we have time for one more question? Go ahead. What can you tell us about the progress on Jim Justice's III?
Yes, we record so that it's also gonna be also worldwide. We have time for another show. Time for another question. Time for another question.
Time for another question. Time for another question. Time for another question. Time for another question.
Time for another question. Is it weird trading a person in a green morse suit as a tiger? Actually, it's a hoo for a hoo. I'm hoping you take it.
And actually, that's the stuff you do. So, I'm hoping you can call it somebody. This is exactly the wrong. So, most of the time, there's just, you know, a real time.
They'll really be written in there. So, most of the time, there's literally nothing in there. Sometimes there's an electronic tiger. We, like I said, we used to really match.
Then we'd be able to have a live tiger or something, even though we could stop everything now. I don't think it's a good tiger. They're probably gonna be doing it for a little bit. You know, somebody, they're gonna lose a toe.
You know? So, you know, we should learn this from sleep week and go away. Because, you know, we'd be like, you know, something, you know, literally just make that. But yeah, the first shot that I saw, that I saw, that I saw from the trick from a year ago, there was nothing in it.
And there's a moment where she roars, and I got a little over there, and I'm distinctly thinking of myself. What do you think of it like? I just hope it's good, because it doesn't make me feel that way. I'm not working it.
I'm not working it. I'm doing short stuff that way. So, uh... So, yeah, we got 15 more seconds.
You got a really quick question? Get ready. I'm not wearing a cowboy knee-bop knee shirt. Yes!
Yeah! Do you want to talk about the boys' feet in the moon? Who's there? Who's a boy solo?
It's strong there. Uh, I got a cowboy knee-bop. He's like, I'm just a video. I was just a video.
I was just a video. I was just a video. I was just a video. Yes.
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