In Halo Wars, the multiplayer announcer announces the completion of every building and upgrade and alerts the player of incoming enemy units.
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| - In Halo Wars, the multiplayer announcer announces the completion of every building and upgrade and alerts the player of incoming enemy units.
- "It's a lamp you don't rup a chicken this is funny anymore I quit" The Announcer, the former host of the game show Insert a Word, who got tired of his job and received a radioactive microphone that gave him the power to take nouns out of books and bring them to life. He only appeared in Return of the BookBots: The Case of the Missing Words. He is voiced by Brian Drummond, despite looking very similar to Stephen Colbert.
- The Announcer (real name unknown) is a in Criminal Case. He is an announcer who has appeared in Dead Man Running (Case #34 of Grimsborough), hosting the big MFL football match; in Dead Girl Rolling (Case #4 of Pacific Bay), hosting the roller derby game gone wrong; and in Leap of Death (Case #25 of Pacific Bay), hosting the Women's Ski Jump event in the Frosty Cup which would eventually go wrong.
- He loudly yells into a microphone a question in the style of a game show quiz, "Open up, ___." The answer, "Open up, door," is really obvious and is supposed to be proof that the visitor is an acquaintance of Senbei Norimaki. Apparently, if the visitor is an acquaintance of Arale Norimaki, he does not require them to answer the question.
- The Announcer tells the viewers to get it and also to never stop playing or they'll be killed again. The family is seen tortured and crying, not wanting to play the game anymore.
- The Announcer (講釈師 Kōshakushi, 1-24, 39) acts as the narrator and storyteller in the first arc of Ninja Sentai Kakuranger.
- The Announcer on The Muppet Show was an authoritative male voice who, in the old-time radio tradition, provided the intros and closing tags for several recurring sketches: Veterinarian's Hospital, Pigs in Space and Bear on Patrol. The characters on stage often looked around, trying to find the source of this mystery voice. John Lovelady was the Announcer's primary performer during the show's first season. Jerry Nelson performed the character's voice-overs in first season episodes 105, 110, and 118 before becoming the Announcer's full-time performer in the second season.
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| - In Halo Wars, the multiplayer announcer announces the completion of every building and upgrade and alerts the player of incoming enemy units.
- "It's a lamp you don't rup a chicken this is funny anymore I quit" The Announcer, the former host of the game show Insert a Word, who got tired of his job and received a radioactive microphone that gave him the power to take nouns out of books and bring them to life. He only appeared in Return of the BookBots: The Case of the Missing Words. He is voiced by Brian Drummond, despite looking very similar to Stephen Colbert.
- The Announcer (real name unknown) is a in Criminal Case. He is an announcer who has appeared in Dead Man Running (Case #34 of Grimsborough), hosting the big MFL football match; in Dead Girl Rolling (Case #4 of Pacific Bay), hosting the roller derby game gone wrong; and in Leap of Death (Case #25 of Pacific Bay), hosting the Women's Ski Jump event in the Frosty Cup which would eventually go wrong.
- He loudly yells into a microphone a question in the style of a game show quiz, "Open up, ___." The answer, "Open up, door," is really obvious and is supposed to be proof that the visitor is an acquaintance of Senbei Norimaki. Apparently, if the visitor is an acquaintance of Arale Norimaki, he does not require them to answer the question.
- The Announcer tells the viewers to get it and also to never stop playing or they'll be killed again. The family is seen tortured and crying, not wanting to play the game anymore.
- The Announcer on The Muppet Show was an authoritative male voice who, in the old-time radio tradition, provided the intros and closing tags for several recurring sketches: Veterinarian's Hospital, Pigs in Space and Bear on Patrol. The characters on stage often looked around, trying to find the source of this mystery voice. Unseen for the first four seasons, the Announcer made his first and last appearance in episode 501. When Beauregard claimed that the end of the world was coming, he predicted in Veterinarian's Hospital that something would happen that had never happened before. Indeed, while the Announcer was signing off, he plummeted onto the operating table, squashing Beau. Later, after the Announcer had taunted the crew of the Swinetrek for missing out on The Meaning and Purpose of Life, First Mate Piggy activated a lever that dropped him onto the set a second time . John Lovelady was the Announcer's primary performer during the show's first season. Jerry Nelson performed the character's voice-overs in first season episodes 105, 110, and 118 before becoming the Announcer's full-time performer in the second season.
- The Announcer (講釈師 Kōshakushi, 1-24, 39) acts as the narrator and storyteller in the first arc of Ninja Sentai Kakuranger.
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