Goof Troop Reunion with Jim Cummings, Rob Paulsen & Bill Farmer | Toon'd In! with Jim Cummings

[@Pluveus]

There's an exchange between Max and Goofy where Max says, "I'm not your little boy anymore dad, I have my own life now!" and Goofy responds, "I know that, I just wanted to be part of it!" Hearing that and internalizing it as a child prevented like 80% of my annoying teen angst.

[@Rite1010.]

I look at that movie so different as an adult. I still love it, but now relate more to goofy than max

[@mikew1507]

I always choke up on that scene. It's voiced which such intensity and pain, something that we rarely see with Goofy who is always so fun loving and pleased with life. Gets me every time.

[@jimcummingspod]

Hey everyone, Brendan here, just wanted to thank you all for supporting the show so far. It's been a lot of work form us all to bring this together, however it makes it worth it when we read your lovely messages. Hope you're all doing well and thanks again - Brendan

[@marbles8641]

Hard not to support this, these guys are my idols and I've dreamed of getting into the VA industry.

[@TheBatJoker]

I never comment on videos on KZbin, but after seeing this one, I had to. This touched my heart in a way I was unprepared for. As an adult with ASD and the parent of a cancer survivor, this hit home in a way I wasn’t ready for. I grew up watching the shows these amazing men helped make. Getting to hear how they love what they do and how they have had such an impact on other people’s lives like mine and my son’s touches my heart so deeply. All three of them are so amazing. I wish with all my hear that I could tell them thank you for all that they have done. Words fail me. There is so much I wish I could say to these three. Jim as Darkwing was my childhood hero and my son loves him too. Bill as Goofy is so wonderful and Rob who as Yako and Pinky gave me so much joy and confidence, Rob has to be one of the kindest and humblest people still working in the film industry today. Thank you so much for sharing this with all of us. I hope you all know how much good you have done and how grateful so many of us fans are.

[@MorbidVisions310]

Jim, do you know a friend of mine who does great va work named Kevin Michael Richardson?

[@jimcummingspod]

@@MorbidVisions310 of course! Would love to have Kevin on!

[@MorbidVisions310]

Nice! I figured you would know him. ill shoot him a link to your channel. This is right down his alley.

[@SmashBrosAssemble]

3 old wise men, the voices of our childhoods.

[@paulpavlus6664]

Very well put.

[@winxgirl1922]

Facts.

[@Deragon0416]

Just missing Frank Welker to make it 4

[@paulpavlus6664]

@@Deragon0416 Very good!

[@MKLAJRVS]

Yes indeed

[@raynwise]

Pooh, Yakko and Goofy walk into a bar...😂❤😅

[@VarianNash]

I said the exact same thing when I shared this. 😂

[@namecomingsoon9517]

Goofy says “Ow” Pooh says “Oh Bother” Yakko says “sorry, i’m a minor”

[@xanderjfox-agron]

​@@namecomingsoon9517🤣🤣

[@AnAngryGranny]

I mean... or just Pete, PJ, and Goofy to keep it all in the same universe 😉

[@namecomingsoon9517]

@@AnAngryGranny or have it be their most iconic characters

[@MrRedgrin]

It warmed my heart so frigging much when Rob said all these different voice actors are best friends.

[@GIRTHYANDITCURVES]

The fact they’re OLD old enough to regularly use cbd oils and weed edibles and talk to us ab it 😭

[@Bullrider33Outdoors]

All 3 Of These Of These Guys Belong In A Hall Of Fame Of Voice Acting

[@cablejs]

I agree but why did you capitalize every word

[@Bullrider33Outdoors]

@cablejs So People Like You Comment 😆

[@cablejs]

@@Bullrider33Outdoors touché

[@PatLund]

Bill Farmer sayin "Gawrsh Sora" at the end of this almost made me cry. 😊

[@stuartm7009]

Same! Then realising they're all in kingdom hearts

[@devindepascal4009]

That Kingdom Hearts is the first thing he went to makes me happier than it probably should.

[@SiRNemisis]

I met Rob Paulsen at a con. Before he started doing his autograph session he came out and interacted with everyone in his line. He was so nice in person, he was the highlight of my con that year.

[@bplionel2]

He's amazing!

[@julianfaranda]

I met both Rob and Jim Cummings at the same con one time. Rob was such a sweet soul and Jim was fun. He even recognized my doctor strange cosplay and mentioned he wished his house was like the sanctum sanctorum. That really was the highlight of that day.

[@benfournier3257]

He did the same when I met him a few years ago. He is genuinely one of the nicest people. That absolutely loves his job.

[@jess_n_atx]

We need more VAs on podcasts together. They and us deserve to see the faces giving life to our favorite characters. Getting the them in a room to reminisce is a simply a treat.

[@DisturbedYoyo]

YES!! ❤

[@Marjax]

It's so surreal seeing them make the voices 😂

[@zacg8975]

I agree 💯 We DO need more voice actor podcasts

[@Degalon]

You should look up Rob Paulson's old podcast, Talkin Toons. it was literally this and went from like 2012 to 2018 or something like that.

[@richardlindquist709]

Proof that voice actors always have been and always will be magic

[@rippingtons60]

That's something AI can NEVER replace.

[@zacg8975]

​@@rippingtons60 💯

[@theharvardyard2356]

Even with his talent, Rob's best trait is his gratefulness and humility. Anyways genuinely grateful to everyone around him. A great role model for young talent.

[@BacklogRick]

I had the pleasure of meeting him at a convention (along with Jim & Maruice LeMarche) and that statement is so very true.

[@CordyBrush]

"There's no booklet on how to be a dad!!" - Goofy, 2024🤣

[@rippingtons60]

True enough in real life.

[@ceebee4564]

I'm not in a good place. I'm working on it, but it's been a deep pit to crawl out of. PTSD has made it that negative and terrible moments stand out more. A lot of good memories have been hidden away in the folds of my brain. But as Rob said, these voices are like a mother's perfume or grandma's cooking. And hearing all 3 of these iconic men from our childhoods and contributing to more as we get older and new generations learn and grow... it's inspiring. Winnie the Pooh is something that will always make me happy and Jim's voice in general uncovers some of those good memories. But having three of some of the most genuine and heart-warming workers in the entire industry still today? I'm in tears and am thinking of ways to find even an ounce of that humility and compassion these men have. Bless everyone apart of this. Thank you for your stories and the work you've done for all these years and for those that helped to bring this short-but-strong-moment-in-life to the rest of the world.

[@tw629108]

I hope you're ok

[@coreycubed]

I love that all three of them are in Kingdom Hearts, but Bill is the only one who knows anything about it cause he’s done so much work for the series. Jim’s been in most of them and hardly remembers it, and Rob had a bit part in one game, but as soon as he remembered he went right back to it. Amazing stuff.

[@KHGoddess]

What time do they talk about it?

[@coreycubed]

Near the end, start at 1:13:50 The whole podcast is great but this is the only Kingdom Hearts bit they do

[@ethancollins4593]

To be fair, folks who play Kingdom Hearts barely know anything about it lol

[@BradsGonnaPlay]

@@ethancollins4593as a longtime fan since KH1, I can safely say it is a game about something… sometimes…

[@stuartm7009]

​@@ethancollins4593Starting my 4th or 5th playthrough of the series and I'm still learning things about the lore

[@SlyGuyFps]

I'm 33 and a dad of 2. I did 6 years in the marines and I teared up during this video when they did the voices. These men are the reason I was able to cope with my childhood. Thank you guys for everything.

[@davidminnich2637]

I’ve spent my life imitating the voices of my favorite cartoon characters. Mel Blanc was my hero when I was a kid. These men are truly inspirational. Maybe when I am done with my career and raising my kids, I will land a gig doing voices.

[@adamburton8743]

It’s a dream of mine too!

[@steadfasttherenowned2460]

I've always wanted to do voice acting too.

[@snakeeyes2551]

⁠@@steadfasttherenowned2460I also feel like I could do voice acting too. I sometimes do voice impressions to see how high of my range is and it’s pretty good. I can imitate voices from Looney Tunes/The Simpsons/Hanna-Barbera/Futurama/Disney/Pixar Films. If you want to do voice acting, all you have to do is set your mind to it and you’ll get there.

[@henryshaw296]

Goof troop will always hold a special place in my heart, as will both Goofy Movies. “Under your thumb, Goof.”

[@gamesbrowngames]

Something about that OG goofy voice just makes you smile instantly.

[@dandebacle1]

I know this is months after thisvid but I gotta tell ya about my moment I met Rob Paulsen. It was at a comic convention and I shook his hand. Said hi. No big deal. I hung out afterwards and I don't remember man or woman but they said their spouse was so upset they couldn't make it to the comic con. They have cancer treatments and couldn't show up. He said will give me your phone and let's call them. He went thru all of his major catch phrases with them. The guy is a class act and that was quite a few years ago and I still remember. These guys are legends and are amazing people.

[@micheleosullivan3122]

Thank you, Mr. Paulson, for seeing and talking about the experience for the parents of adult Autistic people. Thank you for acknowledging not only my adult Autistic brother, but my family as a whole. Thank you all for being moved and humbled by the power you have for these people and their families through your work. Thank you all for voicing our childhoods - but bless you for giving us joy.

[@KairuHakubi]

Those poor people. they need so much help, but it's so hard to give it. Because they're behaving, coincidentally, exactly like someone with terrible manners and a crummy upbringing. The kinds of people who, the worst thing you could do is indulge them. But with these, they just need someone to talk to, be patient, slowly work their way through it. I would NOT have had the patience for 45 minutes of what Jim was talking about. You know factually that it's helping, but every instinct in your body tells you "This person doesn't care, it's doing nothing, i'm wasting my time"

[@ulyssesveracruz8343]

Timestamp ?

[@micheleosullivan3122]

@@KairuHakubi I don’t think you meant any of this to be offensive, but try to re-read it as someone who has this in their lives every day. Just give it a try. Because it comes off as you saying that those with special needs aren’t worthy of your time, efforts, or empathy. Again, I’m sure that’s not how you meant it, but it sure sounds like you have a lot of issues regarding those with special needs. I genuinely hope that isn’t true.

[@KairuHakubi]

@@micheleosullivan3122 Hey try seeing it from our perspective. Dealing with them is hard. Heartbreaking. And we are 100% wired to be bothered by how they behave. I was saying the opposite of what you're accusing. That they ARE worth it, but it's impossible to know that without... stretching your mind a bit, making some assumptions. And just giving people a shot. Meanwhile there are those who DON'T have any special disorder yet act this way due to a terrible upbringing, and you're trying to fight that while helping out the ones who can't help it... it's very frustrating. The people who do it regularly, like our man Jim here, deserve a lot of respect.

[@micheleosullivan3122]

@@KairuHakubi okay, I get where you were going with your comment, then. As a sibling of a profoundly disabled adult who has had to defend their family their whole life, as well as being a 20 year special educator who has to defend their own existence in their field because of the ignorance of others, I am hard-wired to become exceedingly defensive of the disabled and their families. For the record, these people, and their families, are generally bothered by the behavior of others - real empathy is difficult to find. But seriously, these dudes? The way the talked about their interactions with individuals and their families and their genuine humility about it? Gold standard. No notes. With more people like that, my brother and my students stand a chance outside of their immediate circles.

[@Proudtman]

I believe that all actors are Amazing, because I can imagine that it's not always easy to know which direction to go or which inflection to give! So hats off to actors

[@kabluey_louie1718]

You are absolutely right! I've watched A LOT of behind the scenes, radio interviews, podcasts, bio-pics and when 'Hey! I know that voice!' Came out, I was beside myself.

[@Proudtman]

@@SleepyPea That's why I said I believe instead of just stating it as an outright fact!

[@sammisabbie]

Not to mention as a VO taking direction, you'll get prompts from your director saying something like "I need you to make a sweating sound" ... sweat doesn't have sound, and yet, they make it work.

[@Proudtman]

@@SleepyPea That's why I edited my comment

[@Hotshot3334]

1:13:52 Jim is truly embodying Pooh, acting like he doesn't know who the Heartless are because they never invaded the 100 Acre Woods. 🧠 Also, Bill picking a Kingdom Hearts quote 😙👌

[@jimcummingspod]

Thanks for watching my show! You can now support me by joining as a member, I'll be doing LIVE Q&A streams with supporters and doing exclusive episodes too 😎 - Jim

[@MoxieCrawford69-w2s]

Jim what was your favorite line by any character all time

[@JTMaster]

That comment about voice actors who have fans they meet at cons that really connected with characters is so dang true. Steve Blum had a heartwarming story of an autistic child who was largely mute who really loved one of Steve's characters. The kids father told Steve that his son's love of that character was one of the few times he would ever speak. The father had to find out who voiced the character to thank the man and introduce his son to that actor. He learned it was Steve who did it and found the nearest con that Steve was going to be a guest at. The father told Steve the whole story and it brought Steve to tears. Still to this day he says that was the most emotional fan experience he ever had.

[@TheNoonanator]

What I find impressive is that these guys have such respect for their fellow voice actors they can name the show and random characters their friends voiced some 20-30 years ago!

[@JorgeDeToronto]

I grew up in Venezuela, and learnt most of my English watching cartoons you were all involved. Looking at you talking right now is such a beautiful thing. Thank you all.

[@jasonr5789]

This was an absolute treat of a podcast. The impact these gentleman had on me, personally, growing up, is something I will cherish for the rest of my life.

[@lorilosey6920]

I met Jim Cummings at Corpus Christi Comic Con, he is so friendly and awesome.

[@joshinya42069]

Tiger and Pooh always helped me through tough times when I was kid and now seeing the man that produced his voice is astounding

[@dorothyallspice1862]

As an autistic aspiring VA, this episode totally gave me an extra confidence boost! Thank you, gentlemen! I love you all!! ❤❤❤

[@CelestialDarkness45]

I've met all 3 of you at various conventions, and you are all the nicest people I have ever met at conventions. ever! you are all so kind, you take your time meeting fans, you engage in conversation. it's so beautiful to see! first time I met Rob, I just wanted to talk with him a little. when he asked if I got a picture or autograph, I shyly shook my head "no" because I didn't have enough money to buy one and I was kind of embarrassed about it, and he would NOT let me leave his table without an autograph and a hug. it hangs above my desk and I look at it when I'm having a bad day, and it reminds me how kind he was. love you all! you're all such legends!

[@bensheekey1399]

Jim Cummings and Rob Paulsen in the same room. 2 of my favourite voice actors

[@SmokeyChipOatley]

The mutual praise and admiration these three have for one another is so heartwarming. You can usually tell immediately when there’s any animosity or negativity in these sorts of professional entertainment reunions but there’s not even a passing whisper of it here. I’m about to turn 36 and I remember on my first day of kindergarten we were given these short little questionnaires in order to introduce ourselves to the rest of the class. I only remember one question, “What is your favorite TV show?” At the age of 5 in 1993, my favorite show was Goof Troop. All these years later, my favorite Disney movie is A Goofy Movie. Thank you Jim, Rob and Bill for all of your fantastic work providing the voices and souls of some of my favorite characters. Much love.

[@i.m.evilhomer5084]

You gus should put a clip of that discussion near the end about Corey Burton, Billy West, and people on the autistic spectrum on TikTok & YT shorts, etc. It will definitely help & inspire people, especially those on the spectrum like me. I was on the verge of tears. Thankfully, they were tears of joy.

[@dharusiokay9426]

Same Here.

[@somethingsbehindyou6266]

Loved these three legends in Goof Troop + the wonderful Dana Hill (the voice of Max) may she rest in peace ❤️‼️🙏

[@Dutwice]

Im a film producer/ childrens show developer from South Africa and because of inspiration I got from these amazing men, I am living my dream of making kids smile. Wow... this truly is a special moment. Thank you for ALL of your passion, you have no idea what impact you made internationally🤗. Im also a voice over artist! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!

[@marshadavenport5715]

I loved that story of the little chatterbox. Then he said the mom told him"He doesn't speak". Wow.😮😊

[@candiigurl7893]

I am sooooo glad KZbin put this on my feed. This was a great blast from the past- and present. Thanks guys!

[@brymanxl]

Oh man, this whole episode I was in tears, either laughing or emotional, these guys are amazing. Thank you guys for making this episode happen.

[@seant2432]

Nobody expresses more gratitude than Rob. It's amazing.

[@theharvardyard2356]

He said Julie Andrews is a model for how to act when you're successful, but that's exactly what HE is! So unbelievably humble.

[@Mysterith]

I was watching this in tears for most of it lol. These 3 gentlemen here helped my mom raise me. Very to cool to see them all together and even cooler to hear that they, and other very talented voice actors, are all close friends.

[@jacobdehaan4114]

I still love A Goofy Movie after all these years. You guys are so awesome!

[@martinshortzenegger]

Voice Actors are so underappreciated. These three are American treasures and should be protected beyond all reason!

[@SailorStaria]

All three of these fabulous men have brought so much joy to our lives. Thank you for making my childhood, and so many others, a great one.

[@BurstingVeins1]

It's going to wreck me when any of these guys pass away. They've essentially voiced everything since I was a kid, TV, movies, and video games, and there haven't really been any new young voice actors to replace them. All the best voice actors came from the 80s and before, and there's only a small handful of new talent like them now.

[@christianchan1144]

Add there Peter Cullen, Mark Hamill, and Frank Welker

[@Krachi]

I’ve met Jim Cummings. Such a nice guy!

[@AlmightyPolarBear]

@@christianchan1144 When Fred Jones is no longer voiced by Frank Welker is a sad day.

[@jaradmalbone6100]

Seeing Rob Paulson in a lions hat just made my childhood that much better. They say never meet your heroes but I think he’s an exception.

[@leonsredemption]

This whole video just warms my heart and really makes me appreciate these legends even more. Not a single one of them has an ego, nor do they take what they do for granted. Listening to them talk about how much they appreciate what they do and how thankful they are to have the opportunity to do what they do is something that just pulls heart strings. All 3 are the voices of my childhood ❤️🙏🙏

[@Roy_Boy4.1]

I'm glad I stumbled across a short with the 3 of you guys. 3 legendary voice actors I loved to hear/watch when I was a boy. I'm 41 now and now I'm sad because life back in the 80s and 90s were just the best. Good to see you guys are still here and doing well. ❤

[@AlgodonMarino]

I randomly stumbled upon this and it is amazing that one of the legends of voice acting has a podcast bringing on other legends and we get to see them just talk and riff about growing up in the industry. It's truly amazing. Side note: Rob Paulsen is such a ball of energy I thought it was his podcast at first

[@oedentertainment]

Thank you all, for making my childhood so memorable.

[@SpammingY]

It's like Rob's saying the whole time, these three are amazing. Seeing them candid, open, just talking as themselves brings just as much joy as any characters they could do because really... it's them. We don't think of the red shirt for Pooh, we think of Jim. Seeing Bill voice Goofy live is a real treat. And Rob's Raphael sassed all of our childhoods. When people do impressions, they're impersonating these guys. It just... *AHHH* it's good feels.

[@Merely.Finite]

These are real treasures in humanity. So wise, so gracious, and so positive. The things they taught and are still teaching us about life. I am so glad I got to see Jim and Rob at Fan Expo. It was so happy these were the influences in my life as a kid.

[@Pricless911]

Cartoons of today can't hold a candle to the past, not just because of rose tinted glasses, but back then what they came up with was pure genius in entertaining both children and adults alike.

[@danielmann6772]

Mind blown! My entire childhood wrapped up in this episode. I would rush home from school to watch the Disney Afternoon every day! What a walk down memory lane, thanks for this.

[@ethanwashington9332]

I love Rob’s enthusiasm. You guys aren’t lucky or fortunate, you guys are blessed.

[@animegamelover6368]

Three childhood legends. Bless you all!!

[@BagginsWulf]

Three absolute legends. You three make my childhood memories so pleasant to look back on. Thank you.

[@mikewolf5367]

Three of my favorite people in the world. ❤ They’re all so genuinely real and down to Earth. I love that Rob gives credit to those unsung heroes behind the scenes who play such a big part in everything, and how appreciative they all are for their fans. They are living saints.

[@Imetalman2000]

I love how much meta they understand on their character.

[@therealbrentrolland]

This is what dreams are made of. God bless you legends and inspirations. So happy to see you all well. Hope to meet you all soon!

[@crazyconan28]

Thank you all. It's an undeserved treat for us fans to listen to you all!

[@janajeffsilvernickelladventure]

Oh My !! How Absolutely Wonderful!! Thank You All!!

[@DeeCross]

I had a conversation with my parents during a quick car ride a few months ago about the Goofy-Pluto paradox, and I'd just finished working through the whole concept of staggered anthropomorphism when somebody said "What's Pete then?" "Oh, Pete's a cat." "Pete's a CAT!?" But the drive was already over.

[@grimble4564]

Didn't they make Pete a dog for the Goofy movie or am I just horribly misremembering this?

[@TeaMi104]

​@grimble4564 I recently watched the movie he's still a cat in the movie, so is his son

[@BooBuKittyPhuk]

I've had that same conversation, we never got to Pete though

[@InchonDM]

It makes sense when you think about it -- Pete was made, after all, as the antagonist to a mouse!

[@petesgurl101]

I met Jim Cummings at Missouri Comicon last year, and I had him sign a picture of Pete from A Goofy Movie for me, and he did Pete's voice as he signed the picture for me 💚💚💚

[@davidlwilliams81]

just watching you three, as Rob said, it's just pure joy. Priceless characters from my childhood that will never go away and that I will cherish forever

[@VincentGuillotine]

of all of his lines bill could have chosen for the voice swap, he went right for kingdom hearts. legend

[@Buffy8Fan]

Listening to these guys tell stories is fantastic.

[@youngtipz868]

I became teary eyed watching this I remembered being a child again and all my loved ones

[@jeffbagwell5]

This episode triggered so many memories of how all of their characters brought me comfort and joy growing up. I couldn't stop crying towards the end of this! Thank you to all three of them for everything they've done. Really have made a world of a difference in many of our lives. 😭😄💙

[@GreyWolfLeaderTW]

Tragically, Dana Hill, the one and only voice of Maximillian Goof from the Goof Troop series and Christmas Special, died in 1996 from long-term health issues related to diabetes, which had affected her growth as a child and teenager and was the reason she was in her late 20s and early 30s and still able to play young children characters in voice over roles up until her death. It's a huge shame she can't be here to hang out with her fellow cast members and reminiscence on their time together recording for one of my favorite early 90s animated sit-coms.

[@JesseJM85]

Love all of you so much Thank you for being there throughout my entire childhood, currently hitting my forties and I remember every one of your voices fondly❤️🙏

[@Dmaster2k]

These guys were my childhood. Thank you so much for everything.

[@VarianNash]

Seeing these three together makes me want to go back and watch A Goofy Movie again!

[@azuraroycroft2419]

So happy to have found this, I heard your voices everyday, like listening to family, wow so cool!

[@Soladorn3117]

I can't begin to describe how awesome this podcast is, and I guarantee I'll be rewatching it over and over again.

[@piratemummy7930]

This was such a treat to watch. The three of you collectively are large reason I felt confident getting into acting years ago and why I love voice acting.

[@triciamoon6312]

The humility on this podcast is heartwarming and beautiful

[@kornfreak78]

3 legends. 1 podcast. What joy just listening to these gentlemen talking.

[@marlonbooker1160]

My brother and I sing “On the Open Road” at the start of every single road trip. It’s a tradition!

[@daltagnan230]

This was the best 76 minutes I've spent in a long, long time.

[@MsBellaSicilia]

Honestly my 3 all time favorite cartoon characters voices who made my childhood. These stories couldnt have made me happier honestly.

[@Chuki67]

Absolutely loved this. So much talent in one room

[@ryry0913]

The way these three just heal my inner child being together like this is crazy. I'd definitely be one of the shaking fans. You guys mean so much to so many of us. You were the voices that got so many of us through some tough times. And still do. ❤

[@chriswiller4984]

Absolutely loved watching this. Seeing three of my childhood voices talking about old times and memories from their career.. I can't wait for my son to grow up listening to you guys too please have another with the three of you

[@Fyrewuffen]

3 legends in the same room. Thank you all for all the years of entertainment.

[@bloodgain]

Holy crap, Jim's story about the kid who didn't talk who talked to him non-stop for 45 minutes was incredible. I'm such a big fan of all these guys' work, and it's wonderful to know how humble and appreciative they are of their success. I took a different route and went into tech for the steady job, but anyone who has performed knows that a big reason we do it is that we want the attention and admiration; it's part of what makes it fun. So when you get it, embrace it! Plus, it costs you so little to be kind, and it makes you the type of person others want to work with again.

[@AdinArkonen]

You guys keep me alive with your humor all 3 of you.

[@christydethlefs9850]

Awe I love them so much. Thank you for this video ❤

[@muppetrock]

the conversation about autism at around the hour mark made me want to fucking cry. im autistic and have adhd and to hear this warm attitude from the three founders of my childhood almost drove me to tears

[@fabianreinocampos675]

Remember when Dana Hill died in 1996, 32 years old, she's very young. And Bill Farmer is still alive by 70 years old. Bill has been 27 years without Dana Hill. He'll forget her. Goofy! 😢😢😢

[@fabianreinocampos675]

Really?

[@SEGASister]

RIP original voice of Max Goof 😢

[@fabianreinocampos675]

Yeah, really?

[@Andromulus]

ahhh the voices of my childhood :,) loved this episode and all of these fine gentlemen

[@megatodd15]

"Pull my finger, son." Goddammit that was perfect. X3 That's totally a Pete thing he would do. But seriously, love Jim, Rob, Bill, and all of the many other talented individuals who helped bring so much joy to so many of us over the years. You guys are amazing, the world needs more people like you.

[@kristenmiller601]

I can't even begin to tell you guys how much of my childhood you 3 have been in, there are so many different shows and characters that I can remember because of all you. When I even start telling people about all of the characters that all of you play, they are mind blown, and actually tell me that they are going to look all of you guys up to what else you've done. Thank you so much for making my childhood amazing! (I am in my mid 30's now)

[@jsloanhpi]

Thank you guys so much for your contributions. Goofy Movie remains in my top 5 ALL TIME Disneys, it was that good all-around.

[@sammisabbie]

Thank you so much for this. I grew up with you guys just as much as I did my real life friends!

[@fmusopp]

loved the bits about helping autistic kids. it was heartwarming. I sent it to my mom. Thanks guys.

[@stitch626aloha]

Jim, I said this at GalaxyCon Raleigh in 2021, Thank you for being so many voices of my childhood.

[@coreycubed]

31:40 Maurice’s Calculon quote applies here: “amateurs like you do two takes. I do one take!”

[@dorothyallspice1862]

I LOVE Futurama! :)

[@freshshrimpproductions6047]

This is embarrassingly the first time I’ve ever heard Bill Farmer’s speaking voice and it’s honestly flooring me that’s it’s just a less exaggerated version of Hop Pop’s voice from Amphibia!

[@maxav1-exe]

And goofys voice

[@bennett475]

Man, I could listen to these three chat away their stories forever. I've not remembered the last time I smiled for an hour straight