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Did Mel Blanc voice this character?
From Merrie Melodies to Hanna-Barbera, did we hear Blanc in these cartoons?
Mel Blanc is famously known as "The man of A Thousand Voices", and he's certainly earned it. You know him currently as the voice of lovable best bud Barney Rubble, whom he played over the course of his career in multiple offshoots of the Flintstones TV show.
Blanc is said to have developed and performed at least 400 unique character voices for his various employers, and today we're testing your ear to see if you know Mel Blanc's work! Did he voice the characters listed below? Good luck, folks!
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Porky Pig
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Bullwinkle the Moose
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Daffy Duck
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Secret Squirrel
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Yogi Bear
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Popeye the Sailor Man
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Woody Woodpecker
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Heathcliff
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JabberJaw
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Bugs Bunny
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Underdog
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Wile E. Coyote
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Lippy the Lion
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Hardy Har Har
Did Mel Blanc voice this character?
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12/14. Would've gotten 14/14 but I hit false on Wile E. Coyote and Jabberjaw.
14/14
You got 10 out of 14 - You "soy-tainly" know your Blanc characters! Nice work! Knew about half and took an educated guess on the others so I'll take this score.
I got 13/14
9/14 i'm surprised how high this is lol
8/14. Been a long time since I watched a lot of these.
12 out of 14. Didn't know he'd done Secret Squirrel and I misclicked on Wile E. Coyote.
Nine out of 14 on this quiz.
Eh i've got 14 out of 14 Doc!
11/14; missed 4, 7 & 8 - I did not know he voiced them.
NICE WORK?! I got a 10/14 for a score of 71 or a C!
14.14. Mel Blanc is a legend whose talents could be copied, but never fully replicated. Dude could sing in and out of character and do the rare feat of mimicking one of his characters in-character in the same scene. He was a genius.
14! All I did was recall the characters voice to see if it matched Mel's. It worked.
And the two that nobody is talking about are Bullwinkle (Bill Scott) and Popeye (Billy Costello and Frank Mercer). By including Wile E Coyote, they were probably hoping to catch people who only remember the character as mute (they could have added another non-Warner, non-HB, non-speaking toon like the Pink Panther, who it seems did talk in some appearances, voice provided by first Rich Little and later Matt "Max Headroom" Frewer).
I believe it was Jack Mercer as Popeye. Except for once/a few times
during the war when Mae "Olive Oyl" Questel filled in.
during the war when Mae "Olive Oyl" Questel filled in.
You got 7 out of 14
You "soy-tainly" know your Blanc characters! Nice work!...Not Good
You "soy-tainly" know your Blanc characters! Nice work!...Not Good
Yes Mel, we did "know you"! "Don't leave home without it!"
Still love this ad!
8/14 Dreadful.
You got 13 out of 14
"That's all, folks!" You're a pro, start to finish – well done!
"That's all, folks!" You're a pro, start to finish – well done!
11/14.Didn't know he was Woody Woodpecker.
I don't know that he did voice Woody. Originally, it was Walter Lanz' wife, Grace who voiced him.
You got 8 out of 14
You "soy-tainly" know your Blanc characters! Nice work!
Had no idea he played any of these! LOL He was an impressive & talented man.
You "soy-tainly" know your Blanc characters! Nice work!
Had no idea he played any of these! LOL He was an impressive & talented man.
