When People from One Series Reunite For Another

It always tickles me when animation personnel reunite on later projects.

One example (plucked off the top of my head): the second season of "W.I.T.C.H.", a reunion of "Gargoyles" vets Greg Weisman, Cary Bates, Edward Asner...
 
Well,in Johnny Bravo the man who voices Johnny (can't think of his name) and Mae Whitman voicing Susie worked together in VAs until the show ended in 2001 and in 2005 reunited in American Dragon:Jake Long as the Huntsman and Huntsgirl.They have some great chemistry and they gave convincing performances in their roles.
 
How about Rob Paulsen and Cam Clark (Raphael and Leonardo) reuniting as Peck and Freddy in Back to the Barnyard?

Am i really the only person who watches this show?
 
He's in everything, basically. I mean everything, for better or worse. He's about 3/4s of the characters in Flapjack.

Let's see... Let's just say I've definitely seen the inspiration for Dinosaur King's casting...
I do off and on, it's pretty good. And I noticed that too. :D
 
Wow, that is him, isn't it? I never once thought "Oh that's the guy who did Johnny Bravo" while watching Flapjack, but now that you mention it, I can totally hear him in there. He's Peppermint Larry (amongst others probably), right?

Also, I thought of one. I would guess they've probably worked together on more series than the two I'm thinking of, but: Maurice LaMarche and Frank Welker as Egon and Ray on The Real Ghostbusters, then as various characters (such as Morbo and Nibbler) on Futurama. Though, I'm not sure that any of their Futurama characters ever spoke directly to each other.
 
Not to mention some of the W.I.T.C.H. VAs like Ed Asner, Grey DeLisle, Kath Soucie, Jim Cummings, and Steve Blum would go on to work on Spectacular Spider-Man with him. A lot of them also currently do work on The Replacements as well.
 
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