Tommy from Rugrats: Hero in Diapers

If you grew up in the 90s there is a very good chance that you watched your fair share of the Nickelodeon classic, Rugrats.  The show followed the exploits precocious toddlers as they interacted with a world that was still new and strange to them.  It featured two twins named Phil and Lil, a neurotic toddler named Chuckie and their fearless leader, Tommy Pickles.

What do the Grinch and Tony the Tiger Have in Common?

Tony the Tiger is one of cereal's most recognizable mascots.  With an instantly memorable catch-phrase and an awesome personality, who wouldn't fall in love with the feline advocate of Kellogg's Frosted Flakes?

The Voices Inside Arnold's Football Head

Luke (Phillip Van Dyke) from "Halloweentown" and Arnold (also Van Dyke) from "Hey Arnold!"

It's hard to believe that the d-bag-turned-goblin from the Disney Channel original movie Halloweentown also voice the ultra sensitive, caring and compassionate Arnold from the Nickelodeon classic, "Hey Arnold!" but I assure you it's true.  Now that you know this fact you will not be able to listen to him in Halloweentown without hearing a little bit of Arnold coming through.

Ah-ha-ha Ah-ha-ha-ha-ha (Mandark's Real Name, and other Dexter's Lab Fun Facts)

For those of you who did not grow up watching Dexter's Laboratory please let me offer my sincerest of condolences.  Truly, this masterpiece of the 90s was one of the greatest cartoon series to grace the airwaves of television, taking its place in the hallowed halls of the Cartoon Network's Pantheon of Cartoon Cartoons.

The Voice of Madness

Mark Hamill was not the first choice for the voice of the Joker in Batman: The Animated Series.  As it turns out the original choice was Tim Curry.  After recording a few lines the producers of the show felt that
Tim Curry's take on the character was a little too scary, so Mark Hamill was called in to take his place.  It's funny because I just can't imagine Tim Curry portraying a clown that is too scary for children...

The Voice of the Night

If you haven't seen Batman: The Animated Series then what the heck are you doing here?  Amazon has a good chunk of the series available to stream on their "Prime" service.  Go there now and experience what is arguably the greatest comic-book-based cartoon series to ever grace the airwaves.  Sure the show was made for children, but it still managed to retain the dark and brooding atmosphere of the modern comics. Central to the show's amazing atmosphere were the voice actors.