It seems that the female voices have changed yet again.
In the credits, were the names Blue Girl and Mona Marshall (along with the regular mentions of Trey, Matt, and Isaac). Anyone know who these people are and who exactly they voiced? And are they replacing Eliza (whose last name currently escapes me)?
I think Eliza Schneider did the best version of Stan's mother...why they replaced her for this one I don't know. And I think she might have done Kenny's mother's voice as well...and that was DEAD ON. :sighs: They still need to work on someone for Cartman's mom's voice...cause that is SO off...too perky.
Ehh? When was Cartman's mom not perky? Granted, she does sound a bit different, but I thought it was mainly just the pitch. Was the old mom really more serious or flat-toned?
Just more montone to me in a way...I dunno, its kinda hard to explain. I get the same problem when I attempt an impression (badly at that!).
No. Eliza (Schneider) and the Blue Girl are one and the same. Remember: Mary Kay Bergman began voicing in South Park under the name Shannen Cassidy.
--- Willie Westwood
Coolie beans! Then why did Sharon and Ms. McCormick sound so different?
Fine-tuning is still in progress...
--- Willie Westwood
Funny they sounded nearly perfect before. :shrug:
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Are we talking the shows in between "Worldwide Recorder Concert" and "Tooth Fairy" (or whatever the heck it's called)? Those were reruns...and they were Mary Kay.
Interesting Blue Girl sidenote...I remember reading in the New Times L.A. online that Ms. Schneider does a show in LA under that name...quite appropriately, she is painted entirely blue. It's supposed to be some surreal stuff or something like that...I guess you could find the backstory somewhere on the New Times L.A. website...
All's I was thinking was...is this the same woman who answered kid's science questions for two years?!?
You can find the Blue Girl link in my Eliza Schneider page. She does routines painted in blue from head to toe, sometimes with no clothes on. And yes, she was in Beakman's World under the name Liza.
--- Willie Westwood
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Yes, I know that she was...but sometimes I just wonder...maybe finding out how weird everyone else is (With her "I'm Not Weird" show, AKA "USA 911") let her do stuff a "normal" person would just be shaking their head at...
No no no no no! I'm talking about Are You There God, Its Me Jesus. A really close Sharon, and a nearly PERFECT Ms. McCormick.
That show was her first show. She must be out of practice, given the three months between "Are You There God, Its Me Jesus" and "Timmy 2000"
--- Willie Westwood
Ah...good reasoning =)
Thats wierd. Thanks to the break i had completely forgotten that the female voice actress had changed, it`s only thanks to this thread that i remembered. I hadn`t noticed a shred of difference, probably because i haven`t been looking for any, try not to concentrate guys.
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