Speaker 1: Guys, we went out to our listeners with a bigger
Speaker 1: ass than we've ever done before.
Speaker 2: This was big.
Speaker 1: This came out of the idea that you couldn't figure
Speaker 1: out what mister Feenie's accent was.
Speaker 3: I have since though it's Norwegian.
Speaker 2: Clearly. Yeah, I'm willing to hear it. I don't hope truth.
Speaker 1: But yes, A lot of people emailed and said that
Speaker 1: they had a lot of thoughts about your impressions, and
Speaker 1: so we went out to them and requested that they
Speaker 1: send us their takes on mister Feenie's accent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, normally we just asked for their opinion on something.
Speaker 4: This we asked them to put in significantly more work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we gotta perform, Yes, a lot of voice memos.
Speaker 1: But I thought it would be fun to sort of
Speaker 1: set the bar low. Thank you great to have you
Speaker 1: guys try it first. So I wrote you a script.
Speaker 1: You did a little bit of rehearsal, a little bit
Speaker 1: of practice as to think it would.
Speaker 3: Sound, did we not.
Speaker 5: I couldn't.
Speaker 3: I can't get I can't do it either.
Speaker 1: I heard I heard Danielle just saying man, man man.
Speaker 1: I just heard her saying it over and over and
Speaker 1: so yes, so I wrote you guys each a little thing.
Speaker 1: You will start it off, and then we will get
Speaker 1: into some of the voice memos. But who who's willing
Speaker 1: to throw themselves into the volcano first?
Speaker 3: Who wants to go first?
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 6: I'll get mine out of the way then, just because
Speaker 6: so for I should. I want to preface this by saying,
Speaker 6: one of the nightmares of any voiceover actor is being
Speaker 6: sick and having to record. And I am sick, so
Speaker 6: I'm excuse me. Well no, I'm just gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 6: use it. And so mister Feenie.
Speaker 3: Is a cult, okay, as a cult as he's talking.
Speaker 3: So here we go.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna get into it, mister Matthews. Mister Matthews, personally,
Speaker 7: I believe that a man, no matter where he comes from,
Speaker 7: chooses his own path. And you have chosen to smoke
Speaker 7: cigarettes in between scenes and watch mash reruns all day.
Speaker 7: So drop a pin, young man, and watch out from
Speaker 7: may Azalea's man.
Speaker 3: I I know I'm trying to get the cad and
Speaker 3: that was that.
Speaker 6: The thing is, I was watching phoene clips all morning
Speaker 6: and Bill has a very specific cadence to and it's
Speaker 6: almost like broken up fragments of the line.
Speaker 3: That's exactly what I was gonna say.
Speaker 6: And I think part of it, frankly, is just his
Speaker 6: natural pattern of speech. And I think part of it
Speaker 6: is sometimes Bill trying to remember his lines.
Speaker 3: So I think he does. I think he would do
Speaker 3: that often because he was always so good with his lines.
Speaker 6: I think he kind of takes that actor pause occasionally
Speaker 6: in between things, and so, uh, yeah, you got to
Speaker 6: get the cadence down as well.
Speaker 3: So I apologize for the voice.
Speaker 6: It's not it wouldn't have sounded like that, and I'm
Speaker 6: gonna do a better one when I'm healthy.
Speaker 8: There you go.
Speaker 3: That was pretty good. I'm pretty impressed.
Speaker 2: Writer.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's easier if I if I think about
Speaker 5: the rhythm, the way that the Bill Daniels would pause,
Speaker 5: let his words land. It's all about the r s
Speaker 5: and the a's. They can't be too short nor too long.
Speaker 5: It's erudite, educated, it's upper class, but never English.
Speaker 2: Well, listen, I wrote you a script.
Speaker 3: You're you're you're using words. I'm trying.
Speaker 2: I sent you a script just before we went on.
Speaker 5: Miss miss mister Hunter.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 9: See, I can't even do it. How does he start
Speaker 9: Hunter Hunter Hunter a h U and mister Hunter. If
Speaker 9: you let people's perceptions of you dictate your behavior, you
Speaker 9: will never grow as a person. Person, you will never
Speaker 9: grow as a person.
Speaker 3: Per Nope, can't do it.
Speaker 10: A little bit irish it is, you will never grow
Speaker 10: as a person. And if you keep losing that leather
Speaker 10: jacket and forgetting that this show is a romp, you'll
Speaker 10: be eating salad for one. Have some dignity, man, it's
Speaker 10: so hard.
Speaker 3: It can't. It's like if I if I keep going
Speaker 3: over and over, I might find it, you know. But
Speaker 3: it's it's it's tough. It's a tough it's a tough accent.
Speaker 1: We do have a listener who has an opinion on
Speaker 1: writers impression of mister Feenie. Let's listen to that.
Speaker 2: This is Andy.
Speaker 11: Hey, what's that pod? Mets World? My name is Andy.
Speaker 11: I'm a huge fan. Love the show, listen to every episode.
Speaker 11: But I realized I cannot do a Feenie impression, but
Speaker 11: I can do a writer impression.
Speaker 12: What matters is our plan.
Speaker 13: No one cared who I was till I put on
Speaker 13: the Mars, of course.
Speaker 3: But just kidding.
Speaker 11: Awesome show, love it, keep it going can't wait to
Speaker 11: hear more episodes.
Speaker 10: I definitely slipped in.
Speaker 3: Threeper losing it's I expect you to talk, mister Matthews. No,
Speaker 3: I expect you to die. I can't wait to hear
Speaker 3: Danielle because I think it's gonna be spot on.
Speaker 4: No, Honestly, here's the biggest problem.
Speaker 3: I don't know that. Isn't it good? I didn't. I didn't.
Speaker 3: I didn't listen to him at all. I didn't do it.
Speaker 3: I didn't do the prep that I was supposed to do.
Speaker 4: I want to, and then you know, I just didn't.
Speaker 4: So I don't have his voice in my head. Now
Speaker 4: I have your will, your impression in my head, and
Speaker 4: I have writer's impression in my head. So I'm gonna
Speaker 4: just I'm gonna close my eye. I have to close
Speaker 4: my eyes but also read at the same time. So
Speaker 4: I don't know exactly how that's gonna work.
Speaker 14: But Ms Lawrence, to me, a real hero is someone
Speaker 14: who does the right thing when the right thing isn't
Speaker 14: the easy thing to do, like parking a car in
Speaker 14: your garage and fistooning yourself in costume jewelry.
Speaker 3: Isn't that right? Queen of Samsung like so British, very yeah,
Speaker 3: it's the it's the only thing I've got.
Speaker 15: All of us are dropping or actually Will did so much,
Speaker 15: but both Danielle and I drop into this lower.
Speaker 4: No one, I'm not gonna sound anything like Phoenie like this,
Speaker 4: I mean yeah, well yeah.
Speaker 6: Because he's he's told us how he came up with
Speaker 6: the accent and how he was a kid from Brooklyn
Speaker 6: and it was he didn't like his Brooklyn accent and
Speaker 6: somehow landed on that, we landed on Winchester.
Speaker 5: He was an.
Speaker 15: Understood a play where they were doing Boston accents, and
Speaker 15: so he it's it's.
Speaker 3: Not a Boston accent.
Speaker 10: It's like, no, it's it drifts a little out over
Speaker 10: the Atlantic, just just a bit.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 6: What's interesting is it's it's if you watch John Adams.
Speaker 6: Strangely enough, if you watch the HBO miniseries John Adams,
Speaker 6: lots of accents like this in John Adams because it's
Speaker 6: like right as we're it's not quite the Americanized version
Speaker 6: of Boston yet, even highbrow Boston. And it's not English
Speaker 6: because we've separated from the call from so it's like
Speaker 6: right in the middle. It's it's it's absolutely its own dialect,
Speaker 6: which is it's really a difficult one to capture.
Speaker 3: Is there anyone else who does it?
Speaker 16: It?
Speaker 3: Literally, anyone else in the world who sounds like that, Yes, Winchester,
Speaker 3: and he really does.
Speaker 6: And and then when what's funny is other characters on
Speaker 6: Mash then try to emulate him as as a joke,
Speaker 6: and the only one who can even come close to
Speaker 6: doing it is Alan. All the all the other ones
Speaker 6: sound British, so even the actors in Mash can't get
Speaker 6: this accent down.
Speaker 3: It is such a very specific type of because it
Speaker 3: is it's not you're the a's are soft but long.
Speaker 6: You're you're ending every You're you're hitting the consonants of
Speaker 6: every last word you're saying, you know, festooned. He's always
Speaker 6: he's always ending every word very man. It's like you're
Speaker 6: always finishing every word hard, but the word itself is soft.
Speaker 3: It's it's a weird lin It's very strange, definitely difficult.
Speaker 1: D let's find out. Uh, let's start with Vanessa. Here's
Speaker 1: our first true impression.
Speaker 7: I do want to let it be known that I've
Speaker 7: been walking around my house parked cod in the garden
Speaker 7: all freaking day.
Speaker 3: Okay, I don't have much time.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna really try.
Speaker 17: Mister Matthews, mister hunt Park your cod my garden.
Speaker 9: Man, mad mad man.
Speaker 6: Again, that's the thing is, it's so easy to get
Speaker 6: caricatury with it, which poes.
Speaker 4: It is so much easier though, to actually try to
Speaker 4: just get down one line that he says instead of
Speaker 4: instead of using words he didn't say. But like, yeah,
Speaker 4: like if we could just listen to one loop of
Speaker 4: him saying the same sentence over and over again, we
Speaker 4: may get close to just say that that one sentence.
Speaker 4: We could mimic that, but like actually taking it and
Speaker 4: then putting other words in it, I don't know how.
Speaker 3: To do it.
Speaker 6: It is well once you I mean, that's the thing is,
Speaker 6: once you have an accent down, you should be able
Speaker 6: to say just about.
Speaker 3: Anything into it. Yeah, getting this accent down is really difficult.
Speaker 1: Would you say, like other actors like Christopher walking like
Speaker 1: it's kind of similar.
Speaker 3: To but no, because walking is just you know, it
Speaker 3: is what it is and you just kind of do
Speaker 3: it rhythm. Yeah, it's the cadence of the thing.
Speaker 6: But again, even walking, like I just finished walking there
Speaker 6: and it ended.
Speaker 3: John Travolta from Greece.
Speaker 1: So it's because I think you're doing everyone does then
Speaker 1: impression of someone doing an impression of walking.
Speaker 3: Exactly, and they do.
Speaker 6: You know, I walked around with this up my five years,
Speaker 6: you know, like that kind of it's so yeah, you
Speaker 6: always do somebody doing walking right.
Speaker 1: Well, here's Jessica. I actually tagged this as a good impression.
Speaker 1: So let's see what I.
Speaker 2: Thought, Matthews. Let me break it to you.
Speaker 18: Impressions of old characters like myself are pooled. People look
Speaker 18: at you and think, hey, there's a guy who probably
Speaker 18: thinks yoga is a top of soup. But here's the kicker.
Speaker 18: Underneath all that questionable fashion and general confusion. You do,
Speaker 18: mister Matthews, have a heart of gold. It's just buried
Speaker 18: under a mountain of I don't know what I'm doing
Speaker 18: with my life, mister Peenie. And honestly, if arak can
Speaker 18: survive middle school, I think you can survive a little judgment,
Speaker 18: isn't It's.
Speaker 4: The rhythm of that one is really good.
Speaker 6: And it just made me realize we shouldn't we made
Speaker 6: a huge mistake, and that we shouldn't have been watching
Speaker 6: Boy Meets World clips to get this down. We should
Speaker 6: have been watching night Rider because it's.
Speaker 3: Just his voice. Yeah, it's there's it's just a voiceover.
Speaker 15: Well, it's also I'm realizing there's a difference between absorbing
Speaker 15: the accent and making it your own with your own voice,
Speaker 15: and doing an impression of Bill Daniel's voice. Those are
Speaker 15: kind of two different things, and like they're both hard,
Speaker 15: but you know, I yeah.
Speaker 3: It's you want to learn the accent. That's what you want.
Speaker 6: You want to learn the accent because when you learn
Speaker 6: the accent, then you can say anything. It's it's instead
Speaker 6: of just doing a Bill Daniel again. Daniel's right. If
Speaker 6: we just keep listening to one line over and over again,
Speaker 6: we can mimic it. We can mimic it, but that's
Speaker 6: not the same.
Speaker 1: Now here's Ashley. She modernized mister Feenie in the classroom.
Speaker 19: Gutenberg invented the printing press in fourteen fifty, making print
Speaker 19: available to the mass. What do you mean you can't
Speaker 19: hand me turn on your camera, mister Hunter, I still
Speaker 19: can't see you. Zoomed attention, mister Matthews.
Speaker 3: Zoom attention. But that's that's British. She went straight up
Speaker 3: to British. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's such a difficult line.
Speaker 10: It's the ending of words with R that are really
Speaker 10: hard because he actually does end with an American R,
Speaker 10: but he gets there through a British like right fowl sound.
Speaker 2: It's so, here is Christopher.
Speaker 20: There is no greater aspiration than to have love in
Speaker 20: our lives. Mister Matthews. Romeo knew it and died for it.
Speaker 20: Others know it and prepare salads, and those that don't
Speaker 20: know it will sit in detention for the rest of
Speaker 20: their lives.
Speaker 3: That's pretty cool, pretty good.
Speaker 6: It's kind of Steve bloom doing uh, doing a cartoon
Speaker 6: voice a little bit different.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a little yeah.
Speaker 2: I also tagged this one is a good impression. This
Speaker 2: is Daniel.
Speaker 21: Let's see, mister Matthews come here. I already have my hamlet.
Speaker 21: He may bump into the scenery, he may talk like
Speaker 21: a hay seed. Oh I know tomorrow, he may show
Speaker 21: up in KABOOKI makeup. Nevertheless, he is my hamlet. I do, however,
Speaker 21: have an opening for a spear carrier.
Speaker 3: That's not bad.
Speaker 6: For a speak car The carrier also the the timbers
Speaker 6: right too, So it's he was right on that was
Speaker 6: a good one.
Speaker 3: That's a good one so far.
Speaker 2: That's the winner so far, even it could be Daniel.
Speaker 2: This is Carolina.
Speaker 17: Eric parked his car my garden.
Speaker 2: How you doing.
Speaker 17: My name is Carolina. I've been a fan of the
Speaker 17: Pod for the past few months now and I love
Speaker 17: what you do and I love the pod and just
Speaker 17: I hope you're having a great day. And that was
Speaker 17: my Phoenie impression. Thank you for listening that.
Speaker 3: I don't know that it was.
Speaker 4: Or when she was saying car in the garden it
Speaker 4: was it was closer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, here's Brendan. Hello.
Speaker 12: Pod means world. This is George Foeney. No, I'm not British.
Speaker 12: I'm from Boston. Man. I need some advice. I'm trying
Speaker 12: to retire and move to Jackson Hole, but I can't
Speaker 12: sell my house. The neighbor's kid parked his carn my garden.
Speaker 12: I just want to move away and enjoy my twilight
Speaker 12: years in peace and quiet with a good book, because
Speaker 12: that's the way. Uhha uh huh.
Speaker 3: I like it.
Speaker 2: Does he actually ever say park the car a week?
Speaker 3: Because now I know that's the one that can start
Speaker 3: parked his car in my garden?
Speaker 1: I've listened to so many impressions I can't I can't
Speaker 1: remember what the real lines are, right, Yeah, okay, here
Speaker 1: is Eric, mister Matthews, good to see you, Kettle in
Speaker 1: the hand.
Speaker 22: I'm building the fence just a little bit higher now.
Speaker 22: I figured you, of all people, would want to help
Speaker 22: build up the Great Wall of FENI otherwise you may
Speaker 22: feel subjected to more academic propaganda thrown over your side
Speaker 22: of the fence, as if it were a home of
Speaker 22: scholastic warfare, as I've heard you refer to it. Besides,
Speaker 22: with the fence a little bit higher, I'm able to
Speaker 22: protect the mango tree from mister Matthews on hand that.
Speaker 17: Man, go man.
Speaker 3: I think Daniel still got it. Though Daniel was right on.
Speaker 2: It'd be hard to beat. But here is Madison.
Speaker 23: What Pod meets World. I think mister Feenie would be
Speaker 23: really disappointed in me because I waited till last minute
Speaker 23: to record this and send it in. So this is
Speaker 23: my best impression of mister Feenie lecturing Corey and Seawn
Speaker 23: for procrastinating. Mister Matthews, mister Hunt, if you spend your
Speaker 23: whole life waiting till the last minute to complete something
Speaker 23: you'll never live up to your true potential. Thanks for
Speaker 23: listening to my impression.
Speaker 19: Watch out will there's a new voice actor in town.
Speaker 11: Let you guys.
Speaker 1: Can I tell you that a lot of people when
Speaker 1: they got to that, they like it does help them
Speaker 1: a lot. It's that like it's the one we just
Speaker 1: listened to.
Speaker 2: It's like you know what I'm talking about?
Speaker 3: Yes, so yeah, and again that's it.
Speaker 6: That's it tactic that voice actors use all the time.
Speaker 6: Uh you know so, I remember when we were doing
Speaker 6: Kim Possible, Johnny Demagio would always just have to say
Speaker 6: one word. He'd just say the name of the bad
Speaker 6: guy goes she go, and he'd be right into characters.
Speaker 6: But you'd have to do that every time and then
Speaker 6: boom the character's back and you can just get into it. So, yeah,
Speaker 6: you can find those little things like uh, well, I mean,
Speaker 6: perfect example, when we talk about Michael Jacobs went over
Speaker 6: and go ba ba ba bah bah bah that if
Speaker 6: we say it like that, then all of a sudden
Speaker 6: you kind of get Michael Kadens and then you're him.
Speaker 6: So you can have those little flags that will that'll
Speaker 6: get you into the character.
Speaker 2: Well, here's Brad.
Speaker 24: Mister Matthews, we had an agreement. I have festooned myself
Speaker 24: in costume jewelry, I have swilled your faux tea, and
Speaker 24: now I must insist that you hold up your end
Speaker 24: of the bargain. For the love of God, Man send
Speaker 24: me my wet the T shirtel Daniel.
Speaker 6: I have to have a Phoenie off between That's okay,
Speaker 6: all right, so far we got Brad and Daniel in
Speaker 6: the running.
Speaker 2: Okay, a couple left. Here's Ryan.
Speaker 8: Good morning, mister Matthews. I just wanted to let you
Speaker 8: know a little history about myself. First of all, I
Speaker 8: was born in nineteen twenty seven, coming out of a
Speaker 8: worldwide pandemic. And I was born in the back of
Speaker 8: a car, in the back of a cheers bar. And
Speaker 8: that's all you need to know for right now.
Speaker 2: Tootles, that was really good.
Speaker 3: That was really good. I don't think it's better than
Speaker 3: Daniel or Brad.
Speaker 14: Is high, yes, but them is good.
Speaker 2: Yes, right.
Speaker 1: Ryan felt like it was Phoene doing a news report
Speaker 1: in this one totally.
Speaker 8: It's a.
Speaker 3: Is that what it sounds like?
Speaker 12: Like?
Speaker 6: What in nineteen thirty Yeah, that's Cowieyeah, invade Poland. Mister Mathews,
Speaker 6: mister Hunter. Now, if that's the way it's supposed to be,
Speaker 6: then maybe by the thirties. If you do it like that,
Speaker 6: then maybe that comes.
Speaker 3: But then take that and throw it down.
Speaker 15: Now if you slow it down, mister math and you
Speaker 15: might land somewhere.
Speaker 6: Mister you, if you do not know what's going, maybe
Speaker 6: that's how you do it the night again, because if
Speaker 6: you do it fast, it is the nineteenth and look
Speaker 6: at it.
Speaker 3: Oh my women with a job, what will happen next?
Speaker 3: So if you do it like that, maybe okay, alright,
Speaker 3: all right, you're ways to back and.
Speaker 2: Do it yea behavior And here is Carolyn.
Speaker 17: I have to buy some beer at Walmart, so I
Speaker 17: must park the car so then I get home and
Speaker 17: can stoop boon.
Speaker 4: It's too hard for me to decide if that sounds
Speaker 4: like it, because those are things Phoenie would never say.
Speaker 1: So I wrote a note. I wrote, this is either
Speaker 1: Foene or Forest Gun.
Speaker 3: Well, you know you know who It sounds exactly like.
Speaker 6: It sounds exactly like the the uh Warden from Cool.
Speaker 2: Hand Luke, Oh, yes, yes, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: Who's in the Motley or not Motley Crue Guns and
Speaker 6: Roses song? What we've got here is a failure to
Speaker 6: communicate sounds just like that one similar.
Speaker 2: Here is Aaron who took a completely different turn on it. Hey,
Speaker 2: Pod meets World.
Speaker 16: This is Aaron calling from Vancouver, British Columbia.
Speaker 2: This is my dramatic.
Speaker 17: Reading of mister Feeney doing the Little Mermaid.
Speaker 4: Some friend you turned out to be Sebastian.
Speaker 3: Much some friend. That is great, you turned out to.
Speaker 2: Be the leaders we have just too left. Here is Emily.
Speaker 13: But god, I have had this Congress for ten years.
Speaker 13: King George, Parliament have gold colleyed and dentle these colonies,
Speaker 13: and still this Congress refuses to grant any of my
Speaker 13: proposals on independence, even so much as the courtesy of
Speaker 13: open debate. Good god, what the hell are they waiting for?
Speaker 18: Yeah?
Speaker 20: It was such a good movie, Adams.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, our last one, This is our last
Speaker 1: attempt to beat our two leaders right now.
Speaker 2: But this is Marissa.
Speaker 16: Hello, upon meets World. My name is Marissa, and this
Speaker 16: is my impression of mister Feenie.
Speaker 2: How funny would it be if it's perfect?
Speaker 3: Bill Daniels, It's like, oh man.
Speaker 16: You know, back in my day, we didn't have social
Speaker 16: media or iPhones. We would have broidery, dial phones and
Speaker 16: a little something called nature. Go outside and explore it.
Speaker 3: Touch grass. I want to go home and stoop.
Speaker 2: So do we listen to the.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Daniel and Brad, Daniel and Brad yep, Brad.
Speaker 24: First, mister Matthews, we had an agreement. I have festooned
Speaker 24: myself in costume jewelry. I have swilled your faux tea,
Speaker 24: and now I must insist that you hold up your
Speaker 24: end of the bargain. For the love of God, man
Speaker 24: send me my wet the T shirt.
Speaker 3: Okay, very good, good, it's very good.
Speaker 2: Here is Daniel.
Speaker 21: Mister Matthews, come here. I already have my hamlet. He
Speaker 21: may bump into the scenery. He may talk like a
Speaker 21: hay seed, for I know tomorrow he may show up
Speaker 21: in KABOOKI makeup. Nevertheless, he is my hamlet. I do, however,
Speaker 21: have an opening for spear carrier.
Speaker 6: Both of those are so good, amazing. Listen to Brad
Speaker 6: say bargain one more time.
Speaker 24: Mister Matthews, we had an agreement. I have festooned myself
Speaker 24: in costume jewelry. I have swilled your faux tea, and
Speaker 24: now I must insist that you hold up your end
Speaker 24: of the bargain.
Speaker 3: It's likely good, perfect, it's really good.
Speaker 4: All right, one more time I want to hear the
Speaker 4: other one one more time to yeah, we go, mister Matthews,
Speaker 4: come here.
Speaker 21: I already have my hamlet. He may bump into the scenery.
Speaker 21: He may talk like a hay seed. Oh I know tomorrow,
Speaker 21: he may show up in KABOOKI makeup. Nevertheless, he is
Speaker 21: my hamlet. I do, however, have an opening for a
Speaker 21: spear carrier.
Speaker 3: Ash is the best? No, you see, I think it's
Speaker 3: the first one. I think it's Brad and you'll to.
Speaker 2: Break the tie.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, this is really too tough. Can we
Speaker 3: send them both a T shirt? Because they're both great?
Speaker 3: Here here's what I would say.
Speaker 6: The second one sounds a little more posh British, almost
Speaker 6: like if Feenie were c three po as opposed to
Speaker 6: the first one, which to me sounded like Bill's accent.
Speaker 4: You know what I'll say, you know what I think?
Speaker 4: What what the difference is? I think the second one,
Speaker 4: who's which is Daniel?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I think Daniel is a slightly better actor than Brad.
Speaker 4: So what we're what what we're that we love about
Speaker 4: Daniels is that it really does sound like he even
Speaker 4: holds for laughs. So the cadence is really good and
Speaker 4: there's like an a real actor element to it. And
Speaker 4: but I think Brad's accent is a little better, but
Speaker 4: it's not delivered as well as Daniels.
Speaker 3: So what's the question. Are we looking for Fenie impression?
Speaker 6: Okay, if it's best Feenie impression, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna stick with.
Speaker 6: My original, and I think I think Riders stick it
Speaker 6: with his too. So Danielle, you're going to have to
Speaker 6: break the tie because I think I think Brad with
Speaker 6: some of those words, I think they're spot.
Speaker 3: On, especially the start.
Speaker 6: Can you play just the opening, just the mister Matthews
Speaker 6: one more time for for Brad, mister Matthews, Now play it,
Speaker 6: Now play it again for daniel.
Speaker 21: Mister Matthews, come here.
Speaker 6: It's tough, But I think the cadence of Brad's mister Matthews,
Speaker 6: I think is like I see Bill doing that.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it's so tough.
Speaker 2: It is tough.
Speaker 3: They're both great. They're both great, way better than I
Speaker 3: can do.
Speaker 4: I refuse to select only one. They both win, and
Speaker 4: I would like to send them both a T shirt.
Speaker 4: We don't have what the T shirt, but.
Speaker 3: Will send just something.
Speaker 2: I don't have a vote. I would have picked Daniel. Okay,
Speaker 2: I don't have a vote.
Speaker 3: Though, Is that the same one?
Speaker 2: Wait?
Speaker 3: Wait, who.
Speaker 2: Picked Daniel?
Speaker 1: My not my not my game though. Yeah, guys, I
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Speaker 6: Daniel Fischel, Wilfordell and Ryder Strong. Executive producers Jensen Karp
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