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* RoleReprise: Sid Raymond (then 85 years old) returned to voice Huey in the first season of the 1994 revival, 35 years after his final theatrical appearance, although this was only at the insistence of supervising director Bob Jaques, as the show's management did not like Raymond. Also of note is that, due to Raymond's age, the pitch of his voice had to be raised 12% in post-production in order to roughly match how he sounded in the old shorts. Possibly due to Jaques' departure, Raymond was replaced by Joe Alaskey for the second season.
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* RoleReprise: Sid Raymond (then 85 years old) returned to voice Huey in the first season of the 1994 revival, 35 years after his final theatrical appearance, although this was only at the insistence of supervising director Bob Jaques, as the show's management did not like Raymond. Also of note is that, due to Raymond's age, the pitch of his voice had to be raised 12% in post-production in order to roughly match how he sounded in the old shorts. Possibly due to Jaques' departure, Raymond was replaced by Joe Alaskey for the second season.season.
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* DawsonCasting: In the original shorts, Huey, an infant, is voiced by the 40-year-old Sid Raymond with a lisping yet conspicuously deep, adult-sounding voice. Taken up to eleven in the 1994 revival's first season, where Raymond (then 85) returned to voice the duckling again with an even deeper tone. Justified in that even though Huey is a baby or toddler, he basically has the ''body'' of a large adult.
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* DawsonCasting: In the original shorts, Huey, an infant, is voiced by the 40-year-old Sid Raymond with a lisping yet conspicuously deep, adult-sounding voice. Taken up to eleven in the 1994 revival's first season, where Raymond (then 85) returned to voice the duckling again with an even deeper tone. Justified in that even though Huey is a baby or toddler, he basically has the ''body'' (and thus, voice) of a large adult.
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* DawsonCasting: In the original shorts, Huey, an infant, is voiced by the 40-year-old Sid Raymond with a lisping yet conspicuously deep, adult-sounding voice. Taken up to eleven in the 1994 revival's first season, where Raymond (then 85) returned to voice the duckling again with an even deeper tone.
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* DawsonCasting: In the original shorts, Huey, an infant, is voiced by the 40-year-old Sid Raymond with a lisping yet conspicuously deep, adult-sounding voice. Taken up to eleven in the 1994 revival's first season, where Raymond (then 85) returned to voice the duckling again with an even deeper tone. Justified in that even though Huey is a baby or toddler, he basically has the ''body'' of a large adult.
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* CrossRegionalVoiceActing: For Season one only; Sid Raymond, Creator/BillyWest and Will Ryan (Huey, Fox and "additional voices", respectively) recorded their audio in Los Angeles, with the rest of the cast being recorded out of Vancouver using regular actors from Creator/TheOceanGroup along with [[DecendedCreator Bob Jaques]] himself. Season two drops this and records entirely in L.A.
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* CrossRegionalVoiceActing: For Season one only; Sid Raymond, Creator/BillyWest and Will Ryan (Huey, Fox and "additional voices", respectively) recorded their audio in Los Angeles, with the rest of the cast being recorded out of Vancouver using regular actors from Creator/TheOceanGroup along with [[DecendedCreator [[DescendedCreator Bob Jaques]] himself. Season two drops this and records entirely in L.A.
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* CrossRegionalVoiceActing: For Season one only; Sid Raymond, Creator/BillyWest and Will Ryan (Huey, Fox and "additional voices", respectively) recorded their audio in Los Angeles, with the rest of the cast being recorded out of Vancouver using regular actors from Creator/TheOceanGroup along with [[DecendedCreator Bob Jaques]] himself. Season two drops this and records entirely in L.A.
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* DawsonCasting: Taken up to eleven in the 1994 revival's first season, where the then-85-year-old Sid Raymond returned to voice the infant Huey again.
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* DawsonCasting: In the original shorts, Huey, an infant, is voiced by the 40-year-old Sid Raymond with a lisping yet conspicuously deep, adult-sounding voice. Taken up to eleven in the 1994 revival's first season, where the then-85-year-old Sid Raymond (then 85) returned to voice the infant Huey again.duckling again with an even deeper tone.
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* RoleReprise: Sid Raymond returned to voice Huey in the first season of the 1994 revival, 35 years after his final theatrical appearance, although this was only at the insistence of Bob Jaques, as the management did not like Raymond. Also of note is that the pitch of Raymond's voice had to be raised 12% in post-production in order to match how he sounded in the old shorts. For the second season, Sid was replaced by Joe Alaskey.
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* RoleReprise: Sid Raymond (then 85 years old) returned to voice Huey in the first season of the 1994 revival, 35 years after his final theatrical appearance, although this was only at the insistence of supervising director Bob Jaques, as the show's management did not like Raymond. Also of note is that the pitch of that, due to Raymond's age, the pitch of his voice had to be raised 12% in post-production in order to roughly match how he sounded in the old shorts. For the second season, Sid Possibly due to Jaques' departure, Raymond was replaced by Joe Alaskey.Alaskey for the second season.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: ''The Baby Huey Show'' has never been released to any home media, save for the episode "Daycare Ducky" as a bonus feature on the DirectToVideo Live Action film ''Baby Huey and the Great Easter Adventure''. The Famous Studios shorts are only available on UsefulNotes/{{DVD}} as a part of ''The Harveytoons Show''.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: ''The Baby Huey Show'' has never been released to any home media, save for the episode "Daycare Ducky" as a bonus feature on the DirectToVideo Live Action live-action film ''Baby Huey and the Huey's Great Easter Adventure''. The Famous Studios shorts are only available on UsefulNotes/{{DVD}} as a part of ''The Harveytoons Show''.
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* DawsonCasting: Taken up to eleven in the 1994 revival's first season, where the then-85 year old Sid Raymond returned to voice the infant Huey again.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The Baby Huey Show has never been released to any home media, save for the episode "Daycare Ducky" as a bonus feature on the DirectToVideo Live Action film "Baby Huey and the Great Easter Adventure". The Famous Studios shorts are only available on UsefulNotes/{{DVD}} as apart of "The Harveytoons Show".
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The Baby Huey Show has never been released to any home media, save for the episode "Daycare Ducky" as a bonus feature on the DirectToVideo Live Action film "Baby Huey and the Great Easter Adventure". The Famous Studios shorts are only available on UsefulNotes/{{DVD}} as apart of "The Harveytoons Show".
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* DawsonCasting: Taken up to eleven in the 1994 revival's first season, where the then-85 year old then-85-year-old Sid Raymond returned to voice the infant Huey again.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes:The ''The Baby Huey Show Show'' has never been released to any home media, save for the episode "Daycare Ducky" as a bonus feature on the DirectToVideo Live Action film "Baby ''Baby Huey and the Great Easter Adventure". Adventure''. The Famous Studios shorts are only available on UsefulNotes/{{DVD}} as apart a part of "The ''The Harveytoons Show".Show''.
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* DawsonCasting: Taken UpToEleven up to eleven in the 1994 revival's first season, where the then-85 year old Sid Raymond returned to voice the infant Huey again.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The Baby Huey Show has never been released to any home media, save for the episode "Daycare Ducky" as a bonus feature on the DirectToVideo LiveAction film "Baby Huey and the Great Easter Adventure". The Famous Studios shorts are only available on {{DVD}} as apart of "The Harveytoons Show".
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The Baby Huey Show has never been released to any home media, save for the episode "Daycare Ducky" as a bonus feature on the DirectToVideo LiveAction Live Action film "Baby Huey and the Great Easter Adventure". The Famous Studios shorts are only available on {{DVD}} UsefulNotes/{{DVD}} as apart of "The Harveytoons Show".
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The Baby Huey Show has never been released to any home media, save for the episode "Daycare Ducky" as a bonus feature on the DirectToVideo LiveAction film "Baby Huey and the Great Easter Adventure". The Famous Studios shorts are only available on {{DVD}} as apart of "The Harveytoons Show".
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* DawsonCasting: Taken UpToEleven in the 1994 revivals first season, where the then-85 year old Sid Raymond returned to voice the infant Huey again.
* RoleReprisal: Sid Raymond returned to voice Huey in the first season of the 1994 revival, 35 years after his final theatrical appearance, although this was only at the insistence of Bob Jaques, as the management did not like Raymond. Also of note is that the pitch of Raymond's voice had to be raised 12% in post-production in order to match how he sounded in the old shorts. For the second season, Sid was replaced by Joe Alaskey.
* RoleReprisal: Sid Raymond returned to voice Huey in the first season of the 1994 revival, 35 years after his final theatrical appearance, although this was only at the insistence of Bob Jaques, as the management did not like Raymond. Also of note is that the pitch of Raymond's voice had to be raised 12% in post-production in order to match how he sounded in the old shorts. For the second season, Sid was replaced by Joe Alaskey.
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* DawsonCasting: Taken UpToEleven in the 1994 revivals revival's first season, where the then-85 year old Sid Raymond returned to voice the infant Huey again.
*RoleReprisal: RoleReprise: Sid Raymond returned to voice Huey in the first season of the 1994 revival, 35 years after his final theatrical appearance, although this was only at the insistence of Bob Jaques, as the management did not like Raymond. Also of note is that the pitch of Raymond's voice had to be raised 12% in post-production in order to match how he sounded in the old shorts. For the second season, Sid was replaced by Joe Alaskey.
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* DawsonCasting: Taken UpToEleven in the 1994 revivals first season, where the then-85 year old Sid Raymond returned to voice the infant Huey again.again.
* RoleReprisal: Sid Raymond returned to voice Huey in the first season of the 1994 revival, 35 years after his final theatrical appearance, although this was only at the insistence of Bob Jaques, as the management did not like Raymond. Also of note is that the pitch of Raymond's voice had to be raised 12% in post-production in order to match how he sounded in the old shorts. For the second season, Sid was replaced by Joe Alaskey.
* RoleReprisal: Sid Raymond returned to voice Huey in the first season of the 1994 revival, 35 years after his final theatrical appearance, although this was only at the insistence of Bob Jaques, as the management did not like Raymond. Also of note is that the pitch of Raymond's voice had to be raised 12% in post-production in order to match how he sounded in the old shorts. For the second season, Sid was replaced by Joe Alaskey.
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* DawsonCasting: Taken UpToEleven in the 1994 revivals first season, where the then-85 year old Sid Raymond returned to voice Huey again.
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* DawsonCasting: Taken UpToEleven in the 1994 revivals first season, where the then-85 year old Sid Raymond returned to voice the infant Huey again.
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* DawsonCasting: Taken UpToEleven in the 1994 revivals first season, where the then-85 year old Sid Raymond returned to voice Huey again.
