An Educational Post: On the Identity of Stephen Fry

[tealin]

All right, listen up, Americans*:

He's the one who's not that cranky doctor from the show with the cranky doctor in it. (Thank you, Tony!)

The remainder of that scene is at the beginning of this clip:

This one's a bit loud, you might want to turn down the volume... (but it comes with bonus John Sessions!)

He even narrates well-animated children's shows:

*By which I mean residents of the Americas, that is, land masses in the Western Hemisphere.

Comments

[tony-cliff.livejournal.com]

You should mention that he's the one who's not that cranky doctor from the show with the cranky doctor in it.

Holy smokes. Hugh Laurie got old.

But then, I guess so has Stephen Fry.

[tony-cliff.livejournal.com]

OH WOW! That episode of Pocoyo was easily one of the best I've seen. Man, I love that show. Tell me where I can buy a hi-def DVD.

[twirlynoodle.livejournal.com]

Heh, yeah, I showed my sister (who had seen a season of House and was talking about how entertaining she found Hugh Laurie) an episode of Jeeves & Wooster and she spent the whole time freaking out about how young they were.

Point taken! I shall add a disclaimer forthwith.

[floramir.livejournal.com]

It's freaking me out and I've never even watched House! Just Stuart Little and erm... Sense and Sensibility... Funny, looking that up, Sense and Sensibility is only a few years later than Jeeves and Wooster, a VERY few. Odd, then, that he should look so different to me in this when I watch Sense and Sensibility all the time and there's really only a few years in between.

[meganphntmgrl.livejournal.com]

I know. It's hilarious- Hugh Laurie looks so much older now and Stephen Fry looks... pretty much the same.