Got a good laugh recently watching Star Trek II. When Paul Winfield came on, I provided some City Confidential-style narration in my best Paul Winfield voice. "Ceti Alpha V, a simple planet, where the pace of life is slow, and the people's pride in their genetically engineered superiority runs as deep as the desert sand, and twice as gritty." Surprised even myself with that one.
Anybody else pull off an impression they were particularly proud of?
I can do a pretty good Steve Irwin (The Crocodile Hunter). Everyone at work says so. Even if I am a chick.
My husband Rick can do an impression of the farmer on "Men in Black"..the one who is taken over by the big cockroach/bug thing. It's hilarious.
I can do the voice of Stimpy pretty well.
I can also do most of the male supporting cast members of the Ren & Stimpy show such as The Nerve Ending Fairy or the father with the pipe hanging out of his mouth.
I can also do Gollum from Lord of the Rings dead on.
Remember "Glomer" from the old Punky Brewster cartoon from the 80's? I can still do that voice after all these years. It is quite similar to Uni's sounds from the old Dungeons & Dragons cartoon.
Oh...one more I forgot....I can do the guy's voice dead on from the "Conjunction Junction" cartoon from ABC Schoolhouse Rock! (the train conductor I think it was)
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I have a great impression of the Sean Connery impression on SNL of SNL.
But my real talent is doing the voice of Mickey mouse, really damn Well. "Oh Boy."
And lastly, I lay down a pretty mean Morpheus impression
I do a mean Jimmy Stewart.
but can you do a nice Jimmy stuart? mean jmmy stuarts arent wanted*drum roll*
Every now and again I will grab a headband from the wife, put it over my eyes and shout in a Levar Burton voice:
"Captain, We're having a problem with the Warp Core Generator!!!"
Just gotta be there, I guess :^)