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Both of these characters are/were voiced by Jessica Walter, who also starred as the alcoholic mom in “Arrested Development.”

The Brain (“Pinky and the Brain”) and Morbo (“Futurama”)

Maurice LaMarche tried to take over the world as The Brain, as well as reporting the news on “Futurama.”

Princess ‘Kida’ Kidagakash (“Atlantis: The Lost Empire”) and Susie (“Rugrats”)

Both girls are voiced by Cree Summer.

Spongebob (“Spongebob Squarepants”) and Dog (“Catdog”)

These are just two of the MANY voices Tom Kenny provides. He also voiced characters on “Adventure Time,” “The Powerpuff Girls” and “Rocko’s Modern Life.”

Homer Simpson (“The Simpsons”) and Grandpa Phil (“Hey Arnold!”)

Dan Castellaneta gives the voice for both ol’ Homer and the Grandpa on “Hey Arnold!”

Optimus Prime (“Transformers”) and Eeyore (“Winnie the Pooh”)

Yes, this is a weird combination. Both were voiced by Peter Cullen.

Jake the Dog (“Adventure Time”) and Bender (“Futurama”)

John DiMaggio is the voice behind these fun characters.

Philip J. Fry (“Futurama”) and Doug Funnie (“Doug”)
Billy West voices these two guys along with Ren AND Stimpy, several other “Doug” and “Futurama” characters, Bugs Bunny on “Space Jam,” and… the red M&M from those commercials that have been on forever.

Abu (“Aladdin”) and Scooby Doo (“Scooby Doo, Where Are You!”)

Clearly a fan of animals, Frank Welker was both the voice of Scooby Doo and Abu.

Klaus (“American Dad!”) and Daffy Duck (“Space Jam”)

Also a fan of animal voices, Dee Bradley Baker voiced Daffy Duck on Space Jam as well as that sassy little goldfish on “American Dad!” Fun fact, he also voiced Olmec on “Legends of the Hidden Temple.”

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These drawings perfectly explain what anxiety is.

Anxiety can be something that people live with long term. If you don’t have chronic anxiety, it is impossible to understand. You make think you know what it is, but it goes much deeper than the average person assumes. Sophie Wright tried to help shed some light on the situation with a helpful doodle she shared on her Tumblr. Having chronic anxiety isn’t just being nervous or overreacting to situations.

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Draw me like one of your anatomically alien French girls.

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The Concordia research station is interpretationsed on the Antarctic Plateau and operates year round.

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The best examples of cartoon logic.

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Harry Potter:

Adventure Time:

South Park:

Spongebob Squarepants:

Naruto:

Scooby Doo:

Obelix:

Sailor Moon:

Pokemon:

Futurama:

Justice League:

Luigi:

Mario:

The Princesses:

Belle and Gaston:

Team Rocket:

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Elizabeth Daily as Babe

Babe: Pig In The Big City, also appeared as Tommy Pickles in Rugrats and as Steve from Curious George

James Earl Jones as Maggie Simpson

The Simpsons

Debi Derryberry as Jimmy Neutron

Jimmy Neutron

Nancy Cartwright as Bart Simpson

The Simpsons, also voiced Ralph and several other minor characters.

Frank Oz as Miss Piggy

The Muppets

Voice actors of the past and present

Colleen Clinkenbeard as Gohan

Dragonball Z

Regina King as The Freeman Brothers

The Boondocks

Robert Naylor as DW

Arthur

Charles Adler as Bev Bighead

Rocko’s Modern Life

Christine Cavanaugh as Dexter

Dexter’s Lab, also appeared on Rugrats as Chuckie Finster.

Mae Questel as Popeye

Trey Parker as Ms Choksondik

South Park

Pamela Aldon as Bobby Hill

King Of The Hill

Veronica Taylor as Ash Ketchum

Pokemon

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Captain Horatio Magellan Crunch

Scoobert Doo

Woody Pride

Kitty White

Edward Bear

Eleanor Abernathy

Jeff Albertson

Barbara Millicent Roberts

Wally

Aloysius Snuffleupagus

John A. Zoidberg

Patricia Reichardt

Gordon Shumway

Milburn Pennybags

Prince Adam

Veritably Clean

Tweety Pie

Ted Shackleford

Poppin’ Fresh

Penelope Pussycat

Norville Rogers

Miles Prower

Casper McFadden

Arnold Shortman

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