TV Series
TV Series
TV SeriesWho is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.

Matt Frewer
Lloyd Christmas (voice)
23 episodes

Bill Fagerbakke
Harry Dunne (voice)
23 episodes

Bronson Pinchot
Dumbster / Announcer (voice)
1 episode

Ned Bellamy
Announcer (voice) / Body Builder #1 (voice)
2 episodes

Brad Garrett
Stump / Cop #3 (voice)
1 episode

Neil Ross
Mayor / Kid (voice) / TV Anchor (voice)
2 episodes

Tom Kenny
Frogg / Frogg / Supply Sargeant (voice) / Weenie / Passerby #1 (voice) / Body Builder #2 (voice) / Thumbs / Spock (voice)
4 episodes

Jeff Bennett
Pal / Security Guard / Proprietor (voice) / Newsboy / George (voice) / Lil Vinnie (voice)
3 episodes

Kathy Najimy
Bunny (voice) / Female Dealer / Horselady (voice)
2 episodes

Frank Welker
Seattle Sloth (voice) / Vinnie Jr. (voice) / Guard (voice)
3 episodes
Jonathan Emerson
Loudspeaker / Littleman (voice) / Delivery Guy (voice)
2 episodes

Dave Fennoy
Cop #1 (voice) / Kid (voice)
2 episodes

Candi Milo
Woman (voice) / Customer (voice) / Greeter (voice)
3 episodes

John Kassir
Critic / Art Type (voice) / Thug (voice) / Vinnie / Tribesman (voice)
3 episodes

Robert Ridgely
JVP (voice) / Caller (voice) / Announcer (voice) / Colonel Hopkins / Policeman (voice)
4 episodes

Kath Soucie
Allie Mae / #27 (voice) / Waitress (voice)
2 episodes

Gerrit Graham
Melvin (voice) / Trooper (voice) / General Blackout (voice)
3 episodes

Lewis Arquette
Amos / Cop #2 (voice) / Pa / Hillbilly (voice)
2 episodes

Robert Patrick
Bee Guard (voice) / Cop (voice)
2 episodes

Maurice LaMarche
Principal / Announcer / Mulligan (voice) / Fingers / Black Jack Dealer / Roy (voice)
2 episodes

Joan Van Ark
Aunt Bea (voice) / Norma Jean (voice) / Casey (voice)
3 episodes

Howard Morris
Old Man #2 (voice) / Daddy (voice)
2 episodes

Robert Picardo
Colonel Drab / Control Tower Voice (voice) / Cook (voice) / Chief (voice)
3 episodes

Harvey Korman
Manager / Man #2 / Officer Doohickey (voice)
1 episode

Scott Menville
Little Boy / Elf (voice) / Chippy (voice)
2 episodes

Ed Asner
General / St. Nick / Old Woman (voice)
1 episode

Ed Gilbert
Bender / Clem / Questioner #1 (voice)
1 episode

Jess Harnell
Ox / Dick Daring / Hillbilly (voice)
1 episode
Haunani Minn
Newswoman (voice)
1 episode

B.J. Ward
Andy (voice) / Voldra (voice) / Little Girl / Santa's Little Helper (voice) / Chaperone / Mom / Parrot (voice) / Diva / Questioner #2 (voice)
5 episodes
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1995 · 27 votes
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1987 · 23 votes
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