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it's heartbreaking to know that the great eric bauza has passed away. i'm genuinely in tears right now and i don't know what to say. i loved his looney tunes roles and stimpy in adult party cartoon. but here's future cat, his first major role, taken from the ripping friends. RIP.
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Here鈥檚 a video I found of Eric Bauza drawing Ren & Stimpy. I can鈥檛 believe we lost him so soon. Not only he was a very talented voice actor, but also a very talented cartoonist as well. It hurts me so much that he鈥檚 gone, and may he rest In peace. 鉂わ笍
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Many people don't know that along with his voice acting talent, Eric Bauza was a great cartoonist as well. His passing leaves behind a great big hole in the cartoon world, and he will be very missed. RIP
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Pictures of a young Eric Bauza alongside other staff working at Spumco USA circa 1999/2000, rest well you talented man
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Gracias, amigo. My life was immeasurably changed for the better by having met Eric Bauza in 2003. He just made everything he worked on better. A generational talent. A legend. I would write and design characters giddy thinking how he would bring them to life. And behind the scenes, an incredibly kind, humble and open-hearted good dude. How luck we all were to have been able to witness his talent shine. And boy did it shine!!! My heart goes out to his family and friends. Adios, amigo. You will never be forgotten.
R.I.P. Eric Bauza. While he probably wouldn't see it as his most remarkable achievement, the fact that he was able to be as good as Billy West in the role Stimpy was quite an achievement.
I was watching The Dunwich Horror last night when a familiar scream showed up on screen. I thought it might've been just in my head, but once the second scream came on, "I knew it." The same scream sound effects were used in Heavy Traffic.
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I was trying to explain why C-SPAN is great to my wife and all I could do was dig out the video of Gerald Ford eulogizing an onion.
Watching footage of the riots in France and seeing people bring up the '92 L.A. riots reminded me of a deleted scene from Happy Happy Joy Joy where Vincent Waller talked about the riots and how close they were to Sp眉mc酶.
I don't know why, but it struck me crazy that the Rodney King riots were going down while they were in the midst of making Ren & Stimpy cartoons. It just feels like two things that aren't in the same realm of existence, but here they were in the same city.





























