Lou Scheimer

Voice Over Language: English

STARRING ROLES

Credited Roles On BTVA So Far: 120

TV SHOWS

BraveStarr (1987)

Sandstorm		Hog-Tie
Howler		Dingo Dan
Barker

Filmations Ghostbusters (1986)

Tracy the Gorilla		Sir Trance-A-Lot
Ansabone		Skelevision
Fuddy

He-Man and She-Ra: A Christmas Special (1985)

Orko		Swift Wind
Multi-Bot		Rattlor
Two-Bad		Spikor
King Randor		Horde Prime
Monstroid #1		Father

She-Ra: Princess of Power (1985)

Kowl		Swift Wind
Mantenna		Snout Spout
Sprag		Grizzlor
Multi Bot		Rattlor

The Adventures of Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids (1984)

Dumb Donald		Stinger
Beamer		Legal Eagle
Gabby		Moe
Doctor		Paramedic

He-Man & the Masters of the Universe (1983)

Orko		Stratos
King Randor		Trap Jaw
Tri-Klops		Lizard Man
Man-E-Faces		Mekanek
Clawful		Spikor
Two-Bad		Sy-Klone
Fisto		Zodak
Modulak		Moss Man
Kobra Khan		Kando
Hover Robot		Fang Man
Jitsu		Prince Morigor
Jovah		King Miro
Colossor		Elmas
Abram		Ollo
Jaymar		Attack Track
King Von		Young fellow
Daimar the Demon		Troll Sergeant Hogart
Skytree		Cosmic Comet
Uncle Montork		Togar
King Thales		Garn
Widget #1		Widget #2
Royal Guard		Kappa
Aran		Sword of the Ancients
Orn, the Eternian Minister of Trade		Aquatican
Snake Mountain Alarm		Giant

The Kid Super Power Hour with Shazam (1981)

Black Adam

The New Fat Albert Show (1979)

Dumb Donald		Stinger
Rambo

The New Adventures of Batman (1977)

Bat-Mite		Bat Computer
Clayface

Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle (1976)

N'Kima

The New Adventures of Gilligan (1974)

Snubby

Shazam! (1974)

Atlas		Zeus
Achilles		Mercury

Star Trek: The Animated Series (1973)

Romulan Commander		Orion Lieutenant
Demos

Fat Albert & The Cosby Kids (1972)

Dumb Donald

MOVIES

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BlankSlate
said at 10:09 AM on Tue Dec 11 2012

He gave about the most ridiculous voice you could give to a unicorn.

michael (Guest)
said at 11:47 PM on Sat Oct 3 2009

There's no question about, Lou Scheimer is Mr. Filmation. He, along with his partners, Hal Sutherland and the late Norm Prescott, gave the cartoon viewing fans a generation of some of the best American-made animation to ever be seen on TV. Thank you, Lou.