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Oct 2, 2026

EvanHOST
18:25
Pretty crazy stuff.
EvanHOST
18:29
Question 14: What famous voice actor holds the record for voicing over 800 animated characters, including Melman in Garfield, Megatron in Transformers, and Fred Jones in Scooby-Doo?
EmmettHOST
18:46
[upbeat music] Wait, didn't he just pass away?
EvanHOST
18:58
I think so.
EmmettHOST
19:12
I knew that.
EvanHOST
19:14
Yep.
EvanHOST
19:14
And he's actually voiced Fred Jones continuously since Scooby-Doo.
EvanHOST
19:18
So ever since Scooby-Doo came out in 1969, he was the voice of, of Fred.
JackHOST
19:29
Also, guess who voices Soundwave? I don't know who.
JackHOST
19:37
Frank Welker, aka Fred from Scooby-Doo.
JackHOST
19:44
Let's split up, gang.
JackHOST
19:46
You know, I think that's my dream.
JackHOST
19:49
One of my dream jobs is to be a voice actor that is the voice for a popular character that just keeps coming back.
JackHOST
19:57
Because imagine Frank just right at the end of voicing Fred for two movies of Scooby Doo.
JackHOST
20:08
And, you know, he goes on vacation to wherever the hell he wants, but let's say Hawaii.
JackHOST
20:12
And then he gets a call.
Nathan EvansHOST
57:19
Yeah.
Nathan EvansHOST
57:19
And for those who don't know, he played the original Fred in Scooby-Doo.
Nathan EvansHOST
57:24
He played a capuchin monkey in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Nathan EvansHOST
57:27
And he played Godzilla.
BillHOST
11:51
Yeah.
BillHOST
11:52
He's best known for voicing Fred and Scooby-Doo and currently Scooby-Doo.
BillHOST
11:59
He's the voice of Megatron.
BillHOST
12:01
I
PaigeHOST
29:12
you know, Frank Welker, who is an amazing, amazing, amazing, amazing voice actor.
PaigeHOST
29:18
Probably know him as Fred Jones from Scooby-Doo's, like all of the Scooby-Doo's practically.
PaigeHOST
29:24
Oh, Fred.
PaigeHOST
29:25
Amongst.
SeanHOST
2:16
not I wasn't buying it either but I'm like what kind of you know
ToddHOST
2:19
yeah I mean it says I mean right here it says the main gang is Scooby-Doo Shaggy Rogers Fred Jones Daphne Blake Velma Dinkley and then recurring Scrappy-Doo
SeanHOST
2:30
yeah that's
ToddHOST
2:32
They don't say anything about another...
Niall FlanaganHOST
20:21
And Frank Walker also a prolific voice actor.
Niall FlanaganHOST
20:23
He's Fred Jones and Scooby-Doo and Dr. Claw.
Niall FlanaganHOST
20:26
He's half the cast of G.I. Joe and Transformers.
Niall FlanaganHOST
20:28
And probably any cartoon animal you've ever heard in a cartoon has probably been him or somebody doing an impression of him.
CourtneyHOST
35:16
Yes, we were all losing our shit.
CourtneyHOST
35:18
But it's basically like in Scooby-Doo 2 when the media keeps taking Fred's comments out of context.
MelissaHOST
35:25
Yes.
CourtneyHOST
35:26
So they go on the news, and they were like, Fred Jones said this, and then it just cuts to a clip of him going, I think Coolsville sucks.
CourtneyHOST
35:34
Yes.
CourtneyHOST
35:35
Yes.
ColinHOST
52:06
No, no.
ColinHOST
52:08
With the reminiscing bit where they were looking at the scrapbook, Fred, Daphne, and Velma start singing a different version of the original Scooby-Doo theme song.
SamHOST
52:19
Oh, yeah.
SamHOST
52:20
It's all about how he's gone now and they miss him.

7 MINS LATER

ColinHOST
59:49
They'll hire him a thousand times.
ColinHOST
59:52
See, I think this was like a ploy, I think.
ColinHOST
59:55
Because Fred and the girls were there, too, and I think they were trying to trick Scooby and Shaggy into like, oh, no, they can't replace us.
ColinHOST
60:04
We've got to get back into...
ToddHOST
71:18
he
JoeHOST
71:18
voiced Fred in Scooby-Doo, the original.
ToddHOST
71:21
That's quite the range on that boy.
ToddHOST
71:23
One of my favorite scenes is the entire scene where Peck from the EPA comes to the firehouse.

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