At Simpsons 30th Panel, Harry Shearer does the voices for Ned Flanders, Smithers and more

At The Simpsons 30th celebration panel at Tribeca Film Festival 2019, voice actor Harry Shearer did voices for Ned Flanders, Smithers, Lenny, Kent Brockman, and Otto at the request of Yeardley Smith who plays Lisa.

[@Washedbog-]

He missed out by not saying didley

[@roysnell8319]

Too bad Dan Castellaneta wasn’t at the panel during the Tribenca Film Festival for the Simpsons 30th Anniversary! Would’ve loved for him to attend!

[@SuperSaiyajinBluue]

Dan doesn't like to show

[@SuperSaiyajinBluue]

@@jamircox8458 yeah boy, little homer

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome

[@TheNikolchA]

0:27 Otto bus driver

[@angelesquilin1455]

0:20 kent brockman

[@Mcjiggy507]

Thank god Nancy Cartwright isn't there to force her Bart voice 🤣

[@assumptionsocccerlunch]

Bro Nancy cartwrights awesome

[@shalimaresquilin2204]

Chicken little 2005

[@angelesquilin1455]

Skinner 0:15

[@idkyet3573]

This should needs to end. Forcing it to continue is abuse, as far as I'm concerned. Marge's VA can hardly do the voice anymore and they keep having to negotiate the actor's pay each time they redo the contract. It isn't even funny anymore. Hasn't been for over a decade. Please stop.

[@freakyfornash]

I agree. The Simpsons have more than served their purpose, and the show stopped being great after the 90's. Why they keep milking this cash cow dry, when it should have ended well over a decade ago, I'll never know too!

[@zs4580]

Abuse? Lol they are paid very handsomely and any of them has the choice to stop once their contract is up. Also you could you know... just not watch? There are people who still enjoy watching the new episodes and you're basically like "Oh I could just stop watching this but please cancel it instead just for me, thanks!"

[@mrmaxcarter2306]

it's still better then something they'd probably replace it with. no, it's not as good as it was in the 90s, but it still does well enough and brings joy to me, personally, knowing it's still on. there's not really much else left of my childhood on TV. I'll still take it in it's current form, over saying goodbye forever. every so often, you have glimpses of the past, when the Simpsons was must watch TV. be grateful that the cast is still enjoying this work. if you want to complain, complain about the poor writers.