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|firstname = Todd | |firstname = Todd | ||
|surname = Susman | |surname = Susman | ||
|image = [[ | |image = [[File:Todd Susman Flying Scissors.jpg|225px]] | ||
|image text = In the [[2009]] film ''{{w|The Flying Scissors}}''. | |||
|profession = Guest voice actor | |profession = Guest voice actor | ||
|birth date = January | |birth date = 17 January, [[1947]] | ||
|wikipedia = Todd Susman | |wikipedia = Todd Susman | ||
|imdb = nm0839881 | |imdb = nm0839881 | ||
|voice category = Todd Susman | |voice category = Todd Susman | ||
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'''Todd Susman''' is an actor | '''Todd Susman''' is an [[American]] actor. On ''[[Futurama]]'', he provided the voice of the [[Democratic Order of Planets|DOOP]] camp's [[public address announcer]] in "[[War Is the H-Word]]", a reference to the role he had in ''{{w|M*A*S*H (TV series)|M*A*S*H}}'' as one of the two never-seen P.A. announcers of the 4077th {{w|Mobile Army Surgical Hospital}}. Outside of ''Futurama'' and ''M*A*S*H'', he is also known for recurring roles in ''{{w|Newhart}}'' and ''{{w|St. Elsewhere}}'', and has appeared in minor roles in dozens of television shows and films since the [[1970s]]. He has also done voice-over work for video games including the ''{{w|Soldier of Fortune#Video games|Soldier of Fortune}}'' series. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:28, 1 June 2011
| Todd Susman | |
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| Profession | Guest voice actor |
| Born | 17 January, 1947 |
| IMDB profile | nm0839881 |
| Wikipedia has information unrelated to Futurama | |
| Category of characters voiced by Todd Susman | |
Todd Susman is an American actor. On Futurama, he provided the voice of the DOOP camp's public address announcer in "War Is the H-Word", a reference to the role he had in M*A*S*H as one of the two never-seen P.A. announcers of the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital. Outside of Futurama and M*A*S*H, he is also known for recurring roles in Newhart and St. Elsewhere, and has appeared in minor roles in dozens of television shows and films since the 1970s. He has also done voice-over work for video games including the Soldier of Fortune series.
