Animorphs: The Radio Drama, Uncensored

Charismatic and completely allergic to cows (yes cows...beef, cheese, milk, etc....COWS) Kyle approaches every show as a way to get away from the constant onslaught of homework and crap...Thus the no homework in the studio rule. His colorful vocabulary has made the show truly uncensored and his complete lack of self pride has left him with no qualms about doing girl voices (no matter how bad they are).

He is the only member of the staff without any musical expertise or musical talent even though he is in the Campus Choir...however he tries to make up for it with what little wit he has. His acting experience (which is what landed him the part as DJ Kyle on this show) encompasses several lead roles in elementary school plays and several minor ( BUT EXTREMELY IMPORTANT! ) roles in middle school.

Matthew Tongue's self-appointed role in the trifecta is Logistics: he sees it as his job to make sure things runs smoothly, from calling up PSAs and playshelfs to getting the phones to work. You'll notice he usually fails at this, but he enjoys it anyway.

Matthew hates talking in the third person, but he is jealous of CJ- and Kyle's profiles, so he feels he must emulate them for success. Let's see...he was involved early on in coming up with voices--most notably the standards for the Hork-Bajir, Taxxons, and Andalites. He also greatly appreciates the work of people who worked on the books (and ye, even the television series) and holds all Animorphs-related activities in the highest regard. He also takes nothing seriously, except taking nothing seriously.

Taking over the role as the show's composer, CJ works along side Matthew tongue, dancing the boisterous ballet that is the musical soundtrack of your Sunday night listening. Aside from his aural masterpieces and understated sense of humor, CJ specializes as the voice of squirrel morphs as well as the Ellimist; however,due to the nature of the Ellimist's voice, he can only specialize about one Chapter a show.

CJ has lost all sense of respectability, but has gained an intrinsic sense of advertisement (and it is crucial that you pronounce that ad-VER-tis-ment). Whether it's offering deals no one can refuse or shouting across the Commons about a strange new show on KDUP Sunday nights, CJ has most likely done it, with the help of his co-hosts Kyle and Matthew. Make sure to check out the scrolling marque in the Commons...oh yeah...it's hot.

Upon reflection, you may be surprised that CJ draws a lot of his inspiration from the character Marco, who's misunderstood beauty and razor sharp wit leave him as the undiscovered genius of the group; however, this is not to say that CJ is the only genius of the Animorphs triumvirate. Each show is brought to you by a room filled with such an amazing amount of brain power that, one day, the shows hosts might even be able to outsmart a hamster.

CJ also draws from background in Theater, coming up from minor and lead roles in middle school to dashingly romantic leads in high school. Oh yes, ladies, meet the heart throb of Animorphs: the Radio Drama. Uncensored!

Jason Weeks is the Heart and obiously the looks of the new generation of Animorphs. Through trial and fire this little Mennonite battles homework, teachers and to get into the studio every week filled with "Pep" and "Energy". His role in the show is to be the Gopher (Go-fer this and Go-fer that) and to be a voice for the parts that no one wants to hear in the accents he can't even identify.

In his spare time between shows, he sings in choirs, plays Gutiar, and learns more about becoming a funloving, treehugging, problemsolving, semi annoying Enviromental Engineer. If he could morph, his first morph would be a duck, that is just how he rolls. After all how else could he "Quack" himself up?

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