Behind the Scenes of Flapjack - Thurop Van Orman Interview (2009) 

Spirit of adventure

Adventurous Spirit

THREE DAYSS!!!!!!!!

Then he went back home. And went back to the island cuz he didn’t learn

@@marioboi323He’s got guts!

I could just use my nature voice. HoWs ThIs?!

He is a man with a litte girls voice.

Idk it doesn't really sound like a little girl's voice, it's like his voice is stuck in teenager mode

@@BBoy4040 oh yeah definitely a bit of that too lol

​@@BBoy4040 definitely

Uh excuse me but where’s j.g. Quintel?

@@katelynwarren9327 4:40

I too😄

I completely agree

@@SupahSmashBrotha96 OMG ITS THAT REGULAR SHOW PERSON!

Something about a beard makes us stereotype people as having a deep voice Here’s living proof that’s wrong

@@danitiwa It’s not even about a beard paired with a deep voice. He just has an unnaturally high voice for a man in general.

its not THAT unnatural, cmon. Ive met plenty of dudes with similar ranges honestly. its not like he sounds like a woman or anything ​@@wa_________ge3254

He's a maaan with a little girl's vooooiiiice!

What did JG Quintel mean when he wrote an episode where Bubby get nonconsensually tongue kissed by a black whale in front of her son, enjoys it, and is immediately abandoned by him.

@@youcantbeatk7006 what do you think he meant

@@youcantbeatk7006 harvey 🤣

@@youcantbeatk7006 what did he mean by this??

@@youcantbeatk7006if she enjoyed it it was consensual 😂😂

Smiling friends, I think does a decent job of keeping up the weirdness and humor. But you've probably heard of it already. And I agree, we need more weirdness without making it too surreal and alienating viewers too much

I was just thinking about how this era of 2010-ish cartoons was a pretty unique and great time for cartoons

I'm just delighted that I can watch the Flapjack show any time I like on the Hulu stream. We won't see anything like it again for quite a while (meaning whimsical, weird, and funny--- for kids and adults to love).

I think "Regular Show" (in its first few seasons) does a good job of "keeping up the weirdness and humor", like you said. @@kek848

@@kek848 smiling friends is alright but borrows too much from other shows like homer simpson, flapjack was much more original.

I can’t believe I never put that together.

it's Brian Doyle-Murray. Bill Murray's brother.

Omg

its on hbo max!!!

Amen brother...❤️❤️❤️

@@brandondiaz2925 I killed a black man

i’m watching it right now on hulu :) they also have regular show, adventure time, chowder etc. my faves.

​@@sweetlady1616 13 dollars too expensive on my country:(

he gave the opportunity to several people like: Alex Hirsch, Patrick McHale, Pendleton Ward and JG QUINTEL

I remember when this show first came out and thought it was so weird now I see how Influential it became throughout cartoon network lol

What did JG Quintel mean when he wrote an episode where Bubby get nonconsensually tongue kissed by a black whale in front of her son, enjoys it, and is immediately abandoned by him.

WOAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH🙌🏻

@@youcantbeatk7006 if you're trying to unironically pearl clutch and this isn't bait then maybe go do it somewhere else

3 seasons on HBO max

its on hulu

The entire series is on HBO Max!!! Have fun, I’m watching it right now for the first time since my childhood.

I could see it.

I mean the voice actors voice was good for the chatacter but i feel like thurop would’ve been greater

"🎵He's a Man with a Little Girl's Voice🎶"

He’s a savant

Gravity Falls was ass though.

@@chillplayer1234 How?

@@justforrow Many of the characters were annoying, a lot of filler, the finale was bad, the mystery was barely there, and also Stan and Bill were really the only great characters. It was the weakest post Flapjack show overall since Disney butchered it. At least Alex is able to be better with Inside Job on Netflix.

@@chillplayer1234 You have to be trolling. The finale was literally the best part. It introduced this amazing end event that was so entertaining to watch and tyed up the plot so perfectly. Everything that had been building up towards the end (which by the way was perfectly presented) was tyed up in this extremely satisfying ending which explained basically everything that the viewers had been wondering (the mystery part which you for some reason said "was barely there"). Also, the characters weren't annoying. They had a lot of depth to them and really only spoke when it would contribute to the plot. Take Ford for example. He has this highly in depth backstory that was initially approached as a mystery (again contradicting your so called "mystery was barely there" argument) and when it was finally revealed most viewers (like me) went "ohhh." It's like when you see a guy in an alleyway doing something for a year and you wonder what he's doing and when you finally find out you go "ohhh," (which is actually kinda like how Stan initially disappeared into an actual alleyway to experiment with the machine to bring Ford back in the early seasons which introduced a sense of MYSTERY "mystery was barely there"). Also, he only spoke when it would contribute to the to the plot and further advance it. Name me one actual thing that was bad about the show besides what you make up in your head.

@@justforrow "finale was literally the best part" Actually it was the worst part because everyone's development such as Stan were thrown under the bus. "that was so entertaining" No it wasn't, it was actually insufferable because of Mabel and others. Also nobody died. "extremely satisfying ending" Lol the ending was actually bad. "They had a lot of depth to them" Again no they didn't, they lacked proper development themselves. Ford was BORING and lacked development. He's poor man's Grunkle Stan so much that JK Simmons doesn't care about him. The mystery was fell flat most of them and was instead replaced with bad comedy. The mystery in season 1 was bad filler. There are actually bad things of the show that make very weak and forgettable. It is like the series Lost where it doesn't take itself seriously and at all by trying be your typical kids cartoon even with story episodes. So many characters were wasted that you can argue Alex Hirsch's first show he worked on Flapjack was better most of the time. The plot of Gravity Falls barely exists. It basically peaked at Not What He Seems. Gravity Falls is only MCU popular because of Bill Cipher and that's it. In reality it goes in the pacing of Thor 2011 most of the time. Adventure Time was the best because it was consistently great and even did mystery better than Gravity Falls that it makes GF look like garbage. You need to see yourself out since you use "you make up in your head" as an argument.

Trey and Matt used to be able to do the voices without being pitched, but they got older, so they had to use pitch. For Flapjack. Someone else was supposed to be his voice, but the guy never showed up to recording so Van Orman took over. In the last episode Van Orman is live action K’nuckles and his son is live action Flapjack. Bubbie’s vivir actress Roz is live action Bubbie.

Trey Parker used to legit be able to do Stan and Cartmans' voices with no editing lmao

Is it hazel or blossom?

I don’t think so, people with puberphonia sound a lot different than Orman does. I think that’s just his natural voice.

I looked it up again and holy crap I kinda notice it now lol

Holy crap I can hear it now.

No, that's actually his voice.

You’ll make it!

@@jumpmananimatic4166 Thank you so much 🥰🥰

Regular Show is so good. Close enough just... no no no not for me.

@@Frostorm777 What's wrong with Close Enough?

Nah might be a trans man or just a rare high voice

That’s just his voice

He's a man with a little girl's voice.

@@feyd-rauthaharkonnen5527 Hell yeah! I love this joke.

@@feyd-rauthaharkonnen5527 😍😍😍

Yep

Some people just have high pitched voices. Not my fault Allah made him this way

Bro ran away at the age of 12 or 13 and decided to sail away ended up sun burnt for 3 days.

Nah his voice just got stuck in teen mode. Have you heard Mike Tyson?