Liam O'Brien and Laura Bailey on Critical Role

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4.4 • 861 Ratings

🗓️ 15 September 2016

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Recorded June 2016. Two of the cast members of Critical Role come on to chat about what it's like playing twin characters for more than three years, while in Lore You Should Know, Chris Perkins and Matt Sernett jump into discussing an elusive group in the Forgotten Realms called the Kraken Society.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Dragon Talk, I am Greg Tito. This is your official Dungeons and Dragons podcast and we have someone who's crying with laughter.
0:15.0	Shelly Masanova, hello, Shelly.
0:17.0	I'm trying to be professional.
0:21.0	And succeeding. Let's do this podcast.
0:23.6	You totally just brought it all in.
0:25.0	I'm good to go.
0:26.0	Oh, I am a professional.
0:27.8	Awesome.
0:28.8	Well, we're going to speak to two voice over professionals.
0:31.3	It hurts.
0:32.2	I can't keep it in.
0:34.0	That is not professional.
0:36.0	Yeah!
0:37.0	And I'm back.
0:38.0	We're going to talk to two voice over professionals who do not laugh and cry right before recording a podcast. They might be laughing and crying right now.
0:44.8	That's actually very true. We're going to talk to Liam O'Brien and Laura Bailey.
0:48.6	Very cool.
0:49.2	Two of the most prolific voice actors out there.
0:52.1	Yeah. Yeah.
0:53.0	I was looking them up on IMDb.
0:55.0	Extensive list of credits.
0:57.0	Exactly.
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