DAVE MALLOW DEAD AT 76

 

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He voiced Baboo, Pudgy Pig, Mongo, Grumble Bee and Lizzinator on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers; Baboo, Midas Monster, Horsehead, Googleheimer, and Video Vulture on Power Rangers Zeo; Quincy Modo, Charterville Charlie, Borgslayer, and Shellator on Big Bad Beelteborgs; Merlock Holmes and Coconaut in Flint: The Time Detective; Termitis and Praying Mantis on Power Rangers in Space; Numemon, Chuumon, Angemon, Kokatorimon, Gekomon, Nanimon, narrator, MagnaAngemon, Upamon, Pegususmon, Sakkoumon, Tsubumon, Vilemon, Allomon, Chief Cabinet Secretary, Hypnos System, Grani, Goblimon, ToyAugmon, Piddomon, SkullSatamon, Pagumon and various voices in Digimon: Digital Monsters; Gasser and Magnetox on Power Rangers Lost Galaxy; Trifire on Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue; Commandocon and Black Knight on Power Rangers Time Force; Daemona’s dad and various roles in Phantom Investigators; and Vacuum Cleaner Org, Helicos, Narrator and Announcer on Power Rangers Wild Force. He also provided voices for The Adventures of Raggedy Ann & Andy.

ROBERT AXELROD DEAD AT 70

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His best-known voice roles were that of monster maker Finster and the evil Lord Zedd in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Power Rangers Zeo and Power Rangers in Space, as well as Lokar and a Two-Headed Parrot. He also provided the voice to Microchip in Spider-Man: The Animated Series; Piranha Khan in Big Bad Beetleborgs; Mutantrum in Power Rangers Lost Galaxy; Vademon, Wizardmon, Armadillomon, Ankylomon, and Shakkoumon in Digimon: Digital Monsters; Movor in Transformers: Robots in Disguise; and appeared on screen as Thin Man in Power Rangers Time Force.

 

 

JOSEPH PILATO DEAD AT 70

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He provided the voice of Vexor in Big Bad BeetleBorgs and MetalGreymon in Digimon: Digital Monsters and Digimon Adventure 2.

SMF ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION (PART 3)

This weekend we continue our 2 year anniversary celebration. 

As we celebrate, we figured we'd also take the opportunity to celebrate the various other programs enjoying anniversaries this year (at least at an interval of 5). Some we've covered, some we'll get to covering sooner or later, but all of them represent Saturday morning. For this installment, we recognize those shows turning 20. That's right, they're almost legal here in America, and amongst the final crop of the 20th Century.

Take a walk down memory lane with us, and feel free to share your memories in the comments, or over on our Facebook group or Facebook page. We'd love to hear from you!

Now, without further ado, join us in celebrating...

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