I see theres no one really here but I must say this is a great show. Style wise its completely different from anything on TV. For a "teaching show" it's has a cute story. What really surprises me is that it is the first show I've seen to borrow from video games in both music and style. The whole build a word sequence is recognizable to any street fighter/final fantasy player.
shareI came here looking for the voices names? Who are the voices? They all sound familiar to me. My 3 year old is spelling, this is a great show!!!
shareAlot of them sound like they have also been in It's a Big Big World
shareI was curious of whose voices the characters originate from as well! Sound very familiar.
shareI was curious of whose voices the characters originate from as well! Sound very familiar.
shareI am also looking for the people behind the voices. Frog sounds very much like the original Shaggy from Scooby-Doo. I‘ve checked the official web page for PBS’ Word World, and I checked Wikipedia, which sent me to IMBd. No luck.
shareI was thinkng a couple sounded familiar as well, but I don't recognize the names. On the voice page of the credits, the cast is listed.
H.D. Quinn
Daryl Ekroth
Heidi Blickenstaff
Marc Thompson
Sean Schemmel
Willie Martinez
George Bailer
Lenore Zann
Veronica Taylor
Michele O. Laikowski
Billy Rippy
Zoe Martin
Becky Poole
Heidi Blickenstaff is the voice of the sheep.
Heidi has been in several Broadway shows, including originating the role of Heidi in the NYMF/off-Broadway/Broadway show, [title of show]. Starting next Tuesday, she is taking over the role of Ursula in the Broadway show, The Little Mermaid.
... I don't see how the building sequences resemble Streetfighter or Final Fantasy.. Care to enlighten me?
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