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*[http://www.bwtf.com/bw/tvshow/episodes/seasontwo/agenda2/ According to Ben Yee], [[Bob Forward]] desperately wanted Frank Welker to reprise the role of G1 Megatron for the [[Beast Wars]] episode [[The Agenda, | *[http://www.bwtf.com/bw/tvshow/episodes/seasontwo/agenda2/ According to Ben Yee], [[Bob Forward]] desperately wanted Frank Welker to reprise the role of G1 Megatron for the [[Beast Wars]] episode [[The Agenda, Part 2]] and even offered to go to Welker's home in California and tape-record his lines there. However, Welker declined the role supposedly because Forward was unable to offer him a sufficient amount of money and his schedule was too busy. | ||
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Revision as of 23:53, 15 June 2007

Frank W. Welker (February 16, 1945-) is an American voice actor god. Though it is but the tip of the iceburg, some of Welker's most notable roles include Fred from Scooby Doo, Ray and Slimer from the Real Ghostbusters, Nibbler from Futurama, Dr. Claw from Inspector Gadget and that parrot that got eaten by the shark in Deep Blue Sea. He has also done nearly all the animal sounds recorded for cartoons in North America in the last few decades.
Basically, if you haven't seen a cartoon with him in it then that's because you've never seen a cartoon in your entire life.
Generation 1
Transformers
- Blades
- Buzzsaw
- Chromedome
- Frenzy
- Galvatron
- Groove
- Laserbeak
- Megatron
- Mirage
- Mixmaster
- Ratbat
- Ravage
- Rumble
- Sharkticon
- Skywarp
- Sludge
- Soundwave
- Superion
- Trailbreaker
- Wheelie
Humans
Aliens
Creatures
Other
Movie franchise
Transformers: The Game
Trivia
- According to Ben Yee, Bob Forward desperately wanted Frank Welker to reprise the role of G1 Megatron for the Beast Wars episode The Agenda, Part 2 and even offered to go to Welker's home in California and tape-record his lines there. However, Welker declined the role supposedly because Forward was unable to offer him a sufficient amount of money and his schedule was too busy.

