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I just screamed out like I knew her personally 😫😫😫😫😫
The original voice of Timmy Turner and many South Park characters, Mary Kay Bergman passed away twenty-seven years ago at just 38 🕊️
Remembering a true voice acting legend 🙏
Mary Kay Bergman possessed an extraordinary vocal range that allowed her to disappear into dozens of characters. On South Park, she helped establish the show’s female cast during its earliest years, while her work also reached Disney, DC, Marvel, Scooby-Doo, Captain Planet, and many other animated favorites.
She was also the original voice of Timmy Turner, provided the original yodeling voice for Jessie in Toy Story, and voiced Snow White in various projects, audiobooks, and promotional appearances until her passing in November 1999.
Some of her most memorable roles included:
• Daphne Blake — Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island / Scooby-Doo and the Witch’s Ghost / Scooby-Doo and the Alien Invaders
• Jessie — Toy Story 2 (Yodeling Voice)
• Wendy Testaburger — South Park
• Liane Cartman — South Park
• Sheila Broflovski — South Park
• Snow White — Disney Promotional Media and Recordings
• Dr. Blight — Captain Planet and the Planeteers
• Barbara Gordon / Batgirl — Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero
• Sharon Marsh — South Park
• Timmy Turner — The Fairly OddParents / Oh Yeah! Cartoons
• Perdita — 101 Dalmatians Animated StoryBook
• Jay Jay — Jay Jay the Jet Plane
• Shelly Marsh — South Park
• Si — Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp’s Adventure
• Ms. Crabtree — South Park
• Arista — The Little Mermaid
• Mayor McDaniels — South Park
• Gwen Stacy — Spider-Man: The Animated Series
• Claudette / Bimbette — Beauty and the Beast
• Quasimodo’s Mother — The Hunchback of Notre Dame
• Princess Anelle — Fantastic Four
• D.W. Read — Arthur’s Math Carnival / Arthur’s Thinking Games
Bergman passed away in November 11, 1999 at just 38. Twenty-seven years later, the remarkable range of characters she left behind continues to make her one of the most remembered voices of 1990s animation.
Mary Kay Bergman, 1961–1999 🎙️🕊️
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Iman Shumpert goes off on anyone calling for the NBA to shorten its 82 game season, arguing that players should focus on conditioning and changing how they play instead of reducing the number of games.
Shumpert points to legends like Michael Jordan, Karl Malone, John Stockton and Gary Payton, who played 82 game seasons, questioning why today’s players need fewer games. He believes the league should bring back more physical basketball, with players attacking the post, taking midrange shots, playing through contact and cutting down on flopping and exaggerated moves.
He also questions how much extra time players would actually gain from shortening the season, arguing that changing the way the game is played may be a better solution to the injury problem.
( Via. @imanshumpert )
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Snoop Dogg explained in 80 seconds why men stopped approaching women.
Do men not shoot their shot anymore because social media turned dating into a simulation?
Snoop says yes, and his reason is better than the usual “phones ruined everything” take.
In his era, getting with someone took real effort. You had to look at her, talk to her, get her to like you, and know her parents and how she moved. You had to get involved before you could get involved.
Now it’s a couple of pictures and a couple of lines, and people expect something real from a few typed words.
The part I found most interesting is his point about texting. A text gives you what he’s typing, not what he’s saying. “You look good today” can read as sweet or creepy depending on the mood of the person reading it. Text has no tone, face or feeling to go with it.
Approaching someone in person is hard on purpose. It makes you learn to read people, handle a no, and become someone worth talking to. When you skip that, you also skip what it would have taught you.
What he calls the cheat code ended up costing men the skill.
