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'''Earl Schmerle''' is part of [[The Rock-afire Explosion]]'s comedy act, sharing stage right with [[Rolfe DeWolfe]]. Earl is a sentient [[Wikipedia:Ventriloquism#Ventriloquist's dummy|ventriloquist's dummy]], located on Rolfe's right hand. He usually teases Rolfe relentlessly, calling him a geek, making frustrated noises, etc., and seems to have a mind of his own. Earl also sings lead vocals in many songs. |
'''Earl Schmerle''' is part of [[The Rock-afire Explosion]]'s comedy act, sharing stage right with [[Rolfe DeWolfe]]. Earl is a sentient [[Wikipedia:Ventriloquism#Ventriloquist's dummy|ventriloquist's dummy]], located on Rolfe's right hand. He usually teases Rolfe relentlessly, calling him a geek, making frustrated noises, etc., and seems to have a mind of his own. Earl also sings lead vocals in many songs. |
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Revision as of 18:10, 14 June 2015
Earl Schmerle is part of The Rock-afire Explosion's comedy act, sharing stage right with Rolfe DeWolfe. Earl is a sentient ventriloquist's dummy, located on Rolfe's right hand. He usually teases Rolfe relentlessly, calling him a geek, making frustrated noises, etc., and seems to have a mind of his own. Earl also sings lead vocals in many songs.
With the exception of a period in the mid 1980s where ShowBiz Pizza Time produced its own Rock-afire showtapes, Earl has been voiced by Aaron Fechter.[1][2]
Development
In the development of the Rock-afire, Earl is the only character that did not originate as a character in either the Wolf Pack 5 or The Hard Luck Bears. However, Earl's voice closely resembles that of the Wolfman from the Wolf Pack 5.
Concept Unification
During Concept Unification, Earl's animatronic was removed entirely, as the right arm assembly containing Earl was replaced during the conversion of Rolfe's animatronic to Chuck E. Cheese.[3]
Voices
References
- ^ "Animatronic Rock!". Branded in the 80s. 2011-02-28. Archived from the original on 2013-01-13. http://www.webcitation.org/6Dd8eSOrp. Retrieved 2013-01-13.
- ^ a b "ShowBiz Pizza - The Rock-afire Explosion". VoiceChasers. http://voicechasers.com/database/showprod.php?prodid=4858. Retrieved 2013-01-13.
- ^ "Concept Unification Installation, Part 3". ShowBiz Pizza Time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fx8UZ5xyh34. Retrieved 2013-01-09.
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