This articulo is about honoring Clay Martin Croker, better known as C. Martin Croker.
In 2016 the talented C. Martin Croker died. Most people don't know who he is so here's a summary of his impressive career:
In the 1990's C. Martin Croker started his t.v. career on el espacio Ghost Coast to Coast. C. Martin Croker was 1 of the animators. He's 1 of the show's 2 main voice actors. The mostrar had 3 main characters: el espacio Ghost, Zorak, and Molar. George Lowe voiced el espacio Ghost and C. Martin Croker voiced Zorak and Moltar. C. Martin Croker also voiced Zorak in Cartoon Planet and The Brak Show.
In the 2000's C. Martin Croker was a regular cast member of a Adult Swim called Aqua Teen Hunger Force. In that mostrar he voiced Dr. Weird and Dr. Weird's assistant Steve. He also voiced both Dr. Weird and Steve in the Aqua Teen film.
C. Martin Croker's T.V. career is a big part of my childhood. I highly recommend his T.V. shows.
A Message to C. Martin Croker: Thank tu for all the wonderful work you've done. tu are 1 of the best voice actors of all time.
In 2016 the talented C. Martin Croker died. Most people don't know who he is so here's a summary of his impressive career:
In the 1990's C. Martin Croker started his t.v. career on el espacio Ghost Coast to Coast. C. Martin Croker was 1 of the animators. He's 1 of the show's 2 main voice actors. The mostrar had 3 main characters: el espacio Ghost, Zorak, and Molar. George Lowe voiced el espacio Ghost and C. Martin Croker voiced Zorak and Moltar. C. Martin Croker also voiced Zorak in Cartoon Planet and The Brak Show.
In the 2000's C. Martin Croker was a regular cast member of a Adult Swim called Aqua Teen Hunger Force. In that mostrar he voiced Dr. Weird and Dr. Weird's assistant Steve. He also voiced both Dr. Weird and Steve in the Aqua Teen film.
C. Martin Croker's T.V. career is a big part of my childhood. I highly recommend his T.V. shows.
A Message to C. Martin Croker: Thank tu for all the wonderful work you've done. tu are 1 of the best voice actors of all time.
