Smiling Friends - Revision history

Ayumu Kasuga at 16:21, 4 November 2025

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	Zach Hadel, co-creator of the series and voice of the co-lead character Charlie, stated in an interview with ''[[The Create Unknown]]'' podcast<ref name=cu>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06R7mspyoRw</ref> that Chris was very nearly going to have a small voice role on the show. However, that plan ultimately fell through, due to a number of concerns; they had already used up their budget for cameo roles, and were told they would have to cast Chris in more roles if he got the part. Plus, the network was seemingly aware of Chris's [[Honest Content\|inability to keep a secret]], and were concerned that he would potentially blab about his role before it aired (which would be problematic, as ''Smiling Friends'' is known for its surprise cameos). It's worth noting these negotiations happened before the [[Affair With Mother\|incest scandal]] broke out.		Zach Hadel, co-creator of the series and voice of the co-lead character Charlie, stated in an interview with ''[[The Create Unknown]]'' podcast<ref name=cu>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06R7mspyoRw</ref> that Chris was very nearly going to have a small voice role on the show. However, that plan ultimately fell through, due to a number of concerns; they had already used up their budget for cameo roles, and were told they would have to cast Chris in more roles if he got the part. Plus, the network was seemingly aware of Chris's [[Honest Content\|inability to keep a secret]], and were concerned that he would potentially blab about his role before it aired (which would be problematic, as ''Smiling Friends'' is known for its surprise cameos). It's worth noting these negotiations happened before the [[Affair With Mother\|incest scandal]] broke out.

	In the season 3 premiere, there was a reference to [[Bob Chandler]]'s line in [[THAT IS MY HOUSE]]. Chris responded by ~~attacking~~ the show, saying it relied too much on [[random-access humor]] and the dialog was too fast.<ref?[[November 2025 social media posts]]</ref>		In the season 3 premiere, there was a reference to [[Bob Chandler]]'s line in [[THAT IS MY HOUSE]]. Almost a month later, Chris responded by lightly critiquing the show, saying it relied too much on [[random-access humor]] and the dialog was too fast.<ref>[[November 2025 social media posts#Referenced on Smiling Friends]]</ref>

	==Proposed role==		==Proposed role==

Eamoo at 15:00, 4 November 2025

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	Zach Hadel, co-creator of the series and voice of the co-lead character Charlie, stated in an interview with ''[[The Create Unknown]]'' podcast<ref name=cu>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06R7mspyoRw</ref> that Chris was very nearly going to have a small voice role on the show. However, that plan ultimately fell through, due to a number of concerns; they had already used up their budget for cameo roles, and were told they would have to cast Chris in more roles if he got the part. Plus, the network was seemingly aware of Chris's [[Honest Content\|inability to keep a secret]], and were concerned that he would potentially blab about his role before it aired (which would be problematic, as ''Smiling Friends'' is known for its surprise cameos). It's worth noting these negotiations happened before the [[Affair With Mother\|incest scandal]] broke out.		Zach Hadel, co-creator of the series and voice of the co-lead character Charlie, stated in an interview with ''[[The Create Unknown]]'' podcast<ref name=cu>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06R7mspyoRw</ref> that Chris was very nearly going to have a small voice role on the show. However, that plan ultimately fell through, due to a number of concerns; they had already used up their budget for cameo roles, and were told they would have to cast Chris in more roles if he got the part. Plus, the network was seemingly aware of Chris's [[Honest Content\|inability to keep a secret]], and were concerned that he would potentially blab about his role before it aired (which would be problematic, as ''Smiling Friends'' is known for its surprise cameos). It's worth noting these negotiations happened before the [[Affair With Mother\|incest scandal]] broke out.

	In the season 3 premiere, there was a reference to [[Bob Chandler]]'s line in [[THAT IS MY HOUSE]].		In the season 3 premiere, there was a reference to [[Bob Chandler]]'s line in [[THAT IS MY HOUSE]]. Chris responded by attacking the show, saying it relied too much on [[random-access humor]] and the dialog was too fast.<ref?[[November 2025 social media posts]]</ref>

	==Proposed role==		==Proposed role==

Larry the Larryhog: /* Proposed role */ The grease puddle had three lines, adding background to the third one.

2025-10-06T20:23:17Z

Proposed role: The grease puddle had three lines, adding background to the third one.

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	==Proposed role==		==Proposed role==
	Chris was going to have ~~two~~ lines as a talking grease puddle in the episode "Who Violently Murdered Simon S. Salty?", which was the fifth episode of the series. The plot revolved around characters attempting to solve a murder. At one point a grease puddle says, "And don’t forget about me, Grease! I could have done it." Charlie answers, "Um... alright, well, did you do it?" And Grease answers, "I mean, no, but I totally could have."		Chris was going to have three lines as a talking grease puddle in the episode "Who Violently Murdered Simon S. Salty?", which was the fifth episode of the series. The plot revolved around characters attempting to solve a murder. At one point a grease puddle says, "And don’t forget about me, Grease! I could have done it." Charlie answers, "Um... alright, well, did you do it?" And Grease answers, "I mean, no, but I totally could have." Later on, as Charlie and Pim rewind the surveillance tape to uncover the murderer, the grease puddle prompts the two to continue one last time, revealing the victim actually died of a heart attack.

	The episode aired on 16 [[January 2022]], with the grease puddle being voiced by fellow animator and Chris follower Harry Partridge doing a rough impression of Chris.		The episode aired on 16 [[January 2022]], with the grease puddle being voiced by fellow animator and Chris follower Harry Partridge doing a rough impression of Chris.

Master at 15:07, 6 October 2025

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	[[File:Smiling Friends - Grease.png\|thumb\|Grease]]		[[File:Smiling Friends - Grease.png\|thumb\|Grease]]

	'''''Smiling Friends''''' is an animated series airing on [[Adult Swim]]. It premiered in [[April 2020]] and ran for ~~two~~ seasons ~~with a third coming soon~~.		'''''Smiling Friends''''' is an animated series airing on [[Adult Swim]]. It premiered in [[April 2020]] and ran for three seasons.

	Zach Hadel, co-creator of the series and voice of the co-lead character Charlie, stated in an interview with ''[[The Create Unknown]]'' podcast<ref name=cu>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06R7mspyoRw</ref> that Chris was very nearly going to have a small voice role on the show. However, that plan ultimately fell through, due to a number of concerns; they had already used up their budget for cameo roles, and were told they would have to cast Chris in more roles if he got the part. Plus, the network was seemingly aware of Chris's [[Honest Content\|inability to keep a secret]], and were concerned that he would potentially blab about his role before it aired (which would be problematic, as ''Smiling Friends'' is known for its surprise cameos). It's worth noting these negotiations happened before the [[Affair With Mother\|incest scandal]] broke out.		Zach Hadel, co-creator of the series and voice of the co-lead character Charlie, stated in an interview with ''[[The Create Unknown]]'' podcast<ref name=cu>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06R7mspyoRw</ref> that Chris was very nearly going to have a small voice role on the show. However, that plan ultimately fell through, due to a number of concerns; they had already used up their budget for cameo roles, and were told they would have to cast Chris in more roles if he got the part. Plus, the network was seemingly aware of Chris's [[Honest Content\|inability to keep a secret]], and were concerned that he would potentially blab about his role before it aired (which would be problematic, as ''Smiling Friends'' is known for its surprise cameos). It's worth noting these negotiations happened before the [[Affair With Mother\|incest scandal]] broke out.

			In the season 3 premiere, there was a reference to [[Bob Chandler]]'s line in [[THAT IS MY HOUSE]].

	==Proposed role==		==Proposed role==

Larry the Larryhog at 05:28, 24 February 2025

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	[[File:Smiling Friends - Grease.png\|thumb\|Grease]]		[[File:Smiling Friends - Grease.png\|thumb\|Grease]]

	'''''Smiling Friends''''' is an animated series airing on [[Adult Swim]]. It premiered in [[April 2020]] and ~~is currently running its second season~~.		'''''Smiling Friends''''' is an animated series airing on [[Adult Swim]]. It premiered in [[April 2020]] and ran for two seasons with a third coming soon.

	Zach Hadel, co-creator of the series and voice of the co-lead character Charlie, stated in an interview with ''[[The Create Unknown]]'' podcast<ref name=cu>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06R7mspyoRw</ref> that Chris was very nearly going to have a small voice role on the show. However, that plan ultimately fell through, due to a number of concerns; they had already used up their budget for cameo roles, and were told they would have to cast Chris in more roles if he got the part. Plus, the network was seemingly aware of Chris's [[Honest Content\|inability to keep a secret]], and were concerned that he would potentially blab about his role before it aired (which would be problematic, as ''Smiling Friends'' is known for its surprise cameos). It's worth noting these negotiations happened before the [[Affair With Mother\|incest scandal]] broke out.		Zach Hadel, co-creator of the series and voice of the co-lead character Charlie, stated in an interview with ''[[The Create Unknown]]'' podcast<ref name=cu>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06R7mspyoRw</ref> that Chris was very nearly going to have a small voice role on the show. However, that plan ultimately fell through, due to a number of concerns; they had already used up their budget for cameo roles, and were told they would have to cast Chris in more roles if he got the part. Plus, the network was seemingly aware of Chris's [[Honest Content\|inability to keep a secret]], and were concerned that he would potentially blab about his role before it aired (which would be problematic, as ''Smiling Friends'' is known for its surprise cameos). It's worth noting these negotiations happened before the [[Affair With Mother\|incest scandal]] broke out.

FromtheWordsofBR at 20:19, 13 June 2024

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	[[File:Smiling Friends - Grease.png\|thumb\|Grease]]		[[File:Smiling Friends - Grease.png\|thumb\|Grease]]

	'''''Smiling Friends''''' is an animated series airing on [[Adult Swim]]. It premiered in April 2020 and is currently running its second season.		'''''Smiling Friends''''' is an animated series airing on [[Adult Swim]]. It premiered in [[April 2020]] and is currently running its second season.

	Zach Hadel, co-creator of the series and voice of the co-lead character Charlie, stated in an interview with ''[[The Create Unknown]]'' podcast<ref name=cu>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06R7mspyoRw</ref> that Chris was very nearly going to have a small voice role on the show. However, that plan ultimately fell through, due to a number of concerns; they had already used up their budget for cameo roles, and were told they would have to cast Chris in more roles if he got the part. Plus, the network was concerned that ~~Chris~~ would potentially blab about his role before it aired. It's worth noting these negotiations happened before the [[Affair With Mother\|incest scandal]] broke out.		Zach Hadel, co-creator of the series and voice of the co-lead character Charlie, stated in an interview with ''[[The Create Unknown]]'' podcast<ref name=cu>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06R7mspyoRw</ref> that Chris was very nearly going to have a small voice role on the show. However, that plan ultimately fell through, due to a number of concerns; they had already used up their budget for cameo roles, and were told they would have to cast Chris in more roles if he got the part. Plus, the network was seemingly aware of Chris's [[Honest Content\|inability to keep a secret]], and were concerned that he would potentially blab about his role before it aired (which would be problematic, as ''Smiling Friends'' is known for its surprise cameos). It's worth noting these negotiations happened before the [[Affair With Mother\|incest scandal]] broke out.

	==Proposed role==		==Proposed role==
	Chris was going to have two lines as a talking grease puddle in the episode "Who Violently Murdered Simon S. Salty?", which was the fifth episode of the series. The plot revolved around characters attempting to solve a murder. At one point a grease puddle says, "And don’t forget about me, Grease! I could have done it." Charlie answers, "Um... alright, well, did you do it?" And Grease answers, "I mean, no, but I totally could have."		Chris was going to have two lines as a talking grease puddle in the episode "Who Violently Murdered Simon S. Salty?", which was the fifth episode of the series. The plot revolved around characters attempting to solve a murder. At one point a grease puddle says, "And don’t forget about me, Grease! I could have done it." Charlie answers, "Um... alright, well, did you do it?" And Grease answers, "I mean, no, but I totally could have."

	The episode aired on 16 January 2022 with the grease puddle being voiced by fellow animator and Chris follower Harry Partridge doing a rough impression of Chris.		The episode aired on 16 [[January 2022]], with the grease puddle being voiced by fellow animator and Chris follower Harry Partridge doing a rough impression of Chris.

	Zach Hadel mentioned having been inspired by both [[Shrek Retold]] and [[THAT IS MY HOUSE]] when coming up with the role.<ref name=cu></ref>		Zach Hadel mentioned having been inspired by both Chris's segment in ''[[Shrek Retold]]'' and the full version of [[THAT IS MY HOUSE]] when coming up with the role.<ref name=cu></ref>

	Chris is aware that he nearly had the role. In the February 2024 livestream [[Round 2 - Media Share Suggestion Live Stream]], Chris is asked by a fan about his thoughts on ''Smiling Friends'', and Chris responded that it's a decent show, then performed the two Grease lines.		Chris is aware that he nearly had the role. In the February 2024 livestream [[Round 2 - Media Share Suggestion Live Stream]], Chris is asked by a fan about his thoughts on ''Smiling Friends'', and Chris responded that it's a decent show, then performed the two Grease lines.

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{{quote|And don’t forget about me, Grease! I could have done it. [...] I mean, no, but I totally could have.|Lines by Grease, which Chris was to have voiced}}

[[File:Smiling Friends - Grease.png|thumb|Grease]]

'''''Smiling Friends''''' is an animated series airing on [[Adult Swim]]. It premiered in April 2020 and is currently running its second season.

Zach Hadel, co-creator of the series and voice of the co-lead character Charlie, stated in an interview with ''[[The Create Unknown]]'' podcast<ref name=cu>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06R7mspyoRw</ref> that Chris was very nearly going to have a small voice role on the show. However, that plan ultimately fell through, due to a number of concerns; they had already used up their budget for cameo roles, and were told they would have to cast Chris in more roles if he got the part. Plus, the network was concerned that Chris would potentially blab about his role before it aired. It's worth noting these negotiations happened before the [[Affair With Mother|incest scandal]] broke out.

==Proposed role==
Chris was going to have two lines as a talking grease puddle in the episode "Who Violently Murdered Simon S. Salty?", which was the fifth episode of the series. The plot revolved around characters attempting to solve a murder. At one point a grease puddle says, "And don’t forget about me, Grease! I could have done it." Charlie answers, "Um... alright, well, did you do it?" And Grease answers, "I mean, no, but I totally could have."

The episode aired on 16 January 2022 with the grease puddle being voiced by fellow animator and Chris follower Harry Partridge doing a rough impression of Chris.

Zach Hadel mentioned having been inspired by both [[Shrek Retold]] and [[THAT IS MY HOUSE]] when coming up with the role.<ref name=cu></ref>

Chris is aware that he nearly had the role. In the February 2024 livestream [[Round 2 - Media Share Suggestion Live Stream]], Chris is asked by a fan about his thoughts on ''Smiling Friends'', and Chris responded that it's a decent show, then performed the two Grease lines.

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