Some voice actors which did not voiced in many shows.

[Dylan James Yi]

While since I have reached some actors, some voice actors or the regular voice actors does not voiced many characters for the show.
Here's some examples to this:
-Dee Bradley Baker - He does not voiced many characters on Blue's Clues, Little Bill, Dora the Explorer, Wonder Pets!, Nature Cat, Home Movies, The Amazing World of Gumball, some british animated shows, etc.
-Tara Strong - Nevered voiced on SpongeBob SquarePants, many Nick Jr. animated shows, Hey Arnold!, etc.
-Dan Castellaneta - He did not voiced on Curious George 2006 TV series, SpongeBob SquarePants, Little Bill, Wonder Pets!, canadian animated shows (including Pecola, Ed, Edd n Eddy, Peep and the Big Wide World, etc.), Home Movies, etc.
-Tom Hanks - He doesn't voiced himself or many characters on Rugrats or other Klasky Csupo productions.
-Matt Hill - He is not voiced some characters on Peg + Cat, What About Mimi?, George Shrinks, Pecola, Poppets Town, Scaredy Squirrel TV show, Almost Naked Animals, and other canadian animated shows.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

I'm actually surprised that Grey Griffin never voiced a character in Teen Titans (original, not Go) since I think she would've been a great choice to voice Wonder Girl had she appeared in the show as intended.

 

[Vuxovich]

Most of the western animation voice actors we all know and love (Steve Blum, Nolan North, Travis Willingham et alibi) in Xiaolin Chronicles. Sounds peculiar, right?

 

[Frank]

While since I have reached some actors, some voice actors or the regular voice actors does not voiced many characters for the show.
Here's some examples to this:
-Dee Bradley Baker - He does not voiced many characters on Blue's Clues, Little Bill, Dora the Explorer, Wonder Pets!, Nature Cat, Home Movies, The Amazing World of Gumball, some british animated shows, etc.
-Tara Strong - Nevered voiced on SpongeBob SquarePants, many Nick Jr. animated shows, Hey Arnold!, etc.
-Dan Castellaneta - He did not voiced on Curious George 2006 TV series, SpongeBob SquarePants, Little Bill, Wonder Pets!, canadian animated shows (including Pecola, Ed, Edd n Eddy, Peep and the Big Wide World, etc.), Home Movies, etc.
-Tom Hanks - He doesn't voiced himself or many characters on Rugrats or other Klasky Csupo productions.
-Matt Hill - He is not voiced some characters on Peg + Cat, What About Mimi?, George Shrinks, Pecola, Poppets Town, Scaredy Squirrel TV show, Almost Naked Animals, and other canadian animated shows.

Tom Hanks? Don't you mean Tom Kenny? I don't think Tom Hanks voiced any characters in any animated series other than some movies.

I agree about Grey Griffin and Tara Strong. It is very hard to find a cartoon they didn't have any involvment in be it a major role or a guest appearance. This also some of Tara's complaining about movies using celebrity voice actors a bit puzzling. She doesn't seem to have a shortage of voiceover work, so maybe it maybe because animated movies pay more. Part of the reason why she gets alot of voiceover work is not just because of her versatility but because she is good friends with several cartoon creators (same with Grey Griffin).

 

[DBTrilogy100]

I'm surprised that Tom Kenny hasn't voiced any characters on The Loud House yet. I heard that Tara Strong voiced a character in a recent episode, so maybe that will change in the future.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

I actually think Voltron: Legendary Defender would've been a great show for Tara Strong, given that her friend Cree Summer voiced Haggar during the series.

 

[Asa]

Several Canadian voice actors like Jess Gibbons (who voiced Wyatt on 6teen) and Denise Oliver (who voiced Maurecia on Wayside and Mina on Grojband) never voiced anyone in the Total Drama franchise.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

I actually think Matthew Mercer would've been a great choice to voice Iroh's late son Lu Ten in Avatar: The Last Airbender had they done flashbacks focusing on him prior to his death (aside from appearing in flashbacks focusing on him as a young boy).

 

[Dylan James Yi]

Well, even David Paul "Buck" Grove never did voiced on Poppets Town. Also Tony Sampson never did voices including the english version of Hamtaro, Peep and the Big Wide World, other canadian productions.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

I actually think Tara Strong and Cree Summer would be great for The Simpsons, given that their friend Grey Griffin joined the voice cast in the recent season as the new voice actress for Sherri and Terri Mackleberry, Martin Prince and others who were voiced by Russi Taylor prior to her death last July.

 

[Dylan James Yi]

Well as I was thinking of that, Frank Welker nevered even voiced on Doug (Nickelodeon TV series or Disney TV series) and The Ren & Stimpy Show. Also, he never did this on Hey Arnold!, Kablam!, Astroblast!, and Breadwinners.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Given that The Simpsons will get a major casting change, I'm surprised that Phil LaMarr has never been a regular on the show, given that he reprised his Futurama role as Hermes in the crossover and I could see him being the new voice actor of Carl Carlson.

 

[Vuxovich]

Given that The Simpsons will get a major casting change, I'm surprised that Phil LaMarr has never been a regular on the show, given that he reprised his Futurama role as Hermes in the crossover and I could see him being the new voice actor of Carl Carlson.

How about Luke Youngblood as Carl?

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

How about Luke Youngblood as Carl?

Uh, no. Carl is around the same age as Lenny and Homer, so I think LaMarr would be a good fit to voice him, not Youngblood.

 

[Fone Bone]

Youngblood is also not a voice actor and doesn't do different voices, and it would wind up prohibitively expensive to hire a new actor for every character they now need to replace. They hire LaMarr he might be able to also do a few other characters like Hibbert with his deep voice, or even Tatum with his high voice.

It's not a perfect solution because LaMarr would not actually be able to match those voices. But it's the show's own dumb fault for having white actors voice black actors to save money to begin with.

 

[hobbyfan]

Youngblood is also not a voice actor and doesn't do different voices, and it would wind up prohibitively expensive to hire a new actor for every character they now need to replace. They hire LaMarr he might be able to also do a few other characters like Hibbert with his deep voice, or even Tatum with his high voice.

It's not a perfect solution because LaMarr would not actually be able to match those voices. But it's the show's own dumb fault for having white actors voice black actors to save money to begin with.

Voice work has extended Phil LaMarr's career. Until his guest run on Supergirl, he hadn't done much face acting since leaving MadTV, and he'd be a perfect fit for both Simpsons and Family Guy.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Youngblood is also not a voice actor and doesn't do different voices, and it would wind up prohibitively expensive to hire a new actor for every character they now need to replace. They hire LaMarr he might be able to also do a few other characters like Hibbert with his deep voice, or even Tatum with his high voice.

It's not a perfect solution because LaMarr would not actually be able to match those voices. But it's the show's own dumb fault for having white actors voice black actors to save money to begin with.

Family Guy also had POC characters voiced by white actors too prior to both shows' recent decision to phase out that aspect and having them being actually voiced by POC actors.

 

[Vuxovich]

Can you hear some of the voices from the Ocean Group's PPGZ dub (e.g. Trevor Devall) in the 2016 PPG reboot?

 

[Fone Bone]

Family Guy also had POC characters voiced by white actors too prior to both shows' recent decision to phase out that aspect and having them being actually voiced by POC actors.

Yeah, I know that. But most of those white actors on that voiced black characters as stereotypes to poke fun at them. That's hardly a great defense, but the show has always also hired black actors for bit roles that did not traffic in stereotypes. The Simpsons is the show that did it because they didn't want to pay extra money to do it. Family Guy's cast is MUCH bigger than The Simpsons' for that reason.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

The Simpsons is the show that did it because they didn't want to pay extra money to do it.

Did anyone involved in the show has outright confirmed that? I'm not so sure about if it's true or not.