When it comes to hamminess, Dr. Ivo Robotnik really is in a position to give himself a promotion.
"You dumb bots wouldn't know success if it bit you on the bumper! But I... the baron of badness... the knight of nastiosity... am on the brink of my greatest success!"
Lemongrab, from Adventure Time. Sweet mother of Glob, Lemongrab. What is his first line in the show, and the first thing he says when he enters the Candy Castle? "This castle is... in... unacceptabllle... CONDITIIION! UNACCEPTABLLLEEE!!!" Though many, if not most, of the characters in Adventure Time are large hams, our pal Lemongrab takes the cake as the largest ham, thanks to his shrill, high-pitched, constantly shrieking voice, unnecessary charisma, and sheer, undiluted rage towards everything that even remotely disagrees with him.
How could we not mention the Ice King? The man is total ham.
Ice King: I'm TOYING with you! PSYCHOLOGICALLY!
MAGIC MAAAAAAANN!
In Adventures Of Sonic The Hedgehog, Long John Baldry did a fantastic portrayal of Dr. Robotnik this way. Here are a few choice lines:
"Sonic is trapped in there! And the rest of Mobius is out here! Ah-ha-ha-ha-ha! And it's mine! IT'S MINE! All mine! ALL MINE!!!"
"HOW DARE ANYONE ON MOBIUS LAUGH AT THE GREAT DR. ROBOTNIK?!?! No one makes fun of me! (throws comic book to the ground)NO ONE! Whoever's responsible for this outrage will be my first prisoner! (jumps into the air)BRING ME THE VILE CREATURE WHO DREW THIS CARTOON!!!"
"Sonic fell for it! Tails is ours! I'll have to give myself a Prrrromotion!"
The monologue at the beginning of "Blackbot the Pirate" is a veritable banquet of ham:
"At last! My very own time machine! Now I can proceed with my cleverest plan of all time: Gathering the four most important items in the history of Mobius! The all-powerful Chaos Emeralds! With them, I will possess: Invisibility,invincibility,immortality, and finally, the power of life itself. With the Chaos Emeralds, no one can stop me from becoming the supreme high Robotnik! Today: Mobius. Tomorrow: THE UNIVERRRRSSSE!!!"
It's not one of his most known quotes, but easily the quote of Robotnik's that best describes him is "300 pounds of ham!"
Invader Zim: "WHO??? WHO DID THIS??? WHO DARES TO SOIL MY NORMAL BOY HEAD WITH THIS... PORK COW?"
Zim is the king of this trope. Pretty much every single line he says has him screaming something.
Don't forget GIR. "I WAS THE TURKEY ALL ALOOOONG!!"
"DUMB LIKE A MOOSE!"
Interestingly enough, when Dib breaks into his house during the Halloween special, he doesn't start yelling until after Dib ignores pretty much everything he says.
Zim: Help?! You?!
Dib: You're the only one with the technology—
Zim: HELP?!?! YOU?!?! Come to me? Your greatest, most amazing enemy? Your future slave-master and you ask for HELP?!?
Ham seems to be a class feature of Irkens, whether it's the Almighty Tallest ("Soon, all the races of the universe will serve... the IRKEN EMPIRE!"), Tak ("I should have been an Invader! I should have been part of the Great Assigning! I shouldn't have to be stealing this planet from you!"), or even little Skoodge ("So that no Irken boot has to come into contact with any unsavoury alien filth! HOO-AH!")
"Mortal enemies, teaming up for THE GREATER GOOD!"
Richard actually pointed this out several times, saying that Zim is the hardest role he's ever done, because even his NORMAL speaking voice is shouting.
"Ha! I got your hat! Take that, hatless! Now go back to the quad and resume your hackey sac tourney! I'm not gonna lay down for some frat boy bastard with his damn Teva sandals and his Skoal Bandits and his Abercrombie and Fitch long sleeved, open stitched, crew neck Henley smoking his sticky buds out of a soda can while watching his favorite downloaded Simpsons episodes every night! Yes, we all love "Mr. Plow!" Oh, you've got the song memorized, do you? SO DOES EVERYONE ELSE! That is exactly the kind of idiot you see at Taco Bell at 1:00 in the morning! The guy who just whiffed his way down the bar skank ladder!"
Even Brian.
"WAAAHHH! WAAAHHH! YOU LIKE THAT, HUH?! YOU LIKE THAT?! WAAAAHHHH! YOU'LL JUST TUNE THIS OUT, DON'TCHA?! WAAAHH! WELL, TUNE THIS OUT! WAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!"
Hedonism-bot has only two defining characteristics: hamminess is one, and, well, his name kind of gives away the other one.
"Let us frolic and cavort like the Greeks of old! ...You know the ones I mean..."
Fry has apparently spent so much time around these large hams that he can no longer take an interest in anything, even the destruction of the universe, unless it is communicated to him in a hammy fashion. In Into The Wild Green Yonder, he instructs Number 9 Guy in basic ham oration:
Nine: So dig this, Fry. Our commune has been monitoring the universe's life energy for, like, a really long time, and we're grokking some super weird junk.
Fry: Um, I don't mean to be rude, but it's kind of hard to take you seriously when you say junk like "grok" and "junk."
Nine: What about "commune"?
Fry: Especially "commune." Come on, it's the fate of the universe, puff it up a little. Like you could say your ancient order is sensing deep upheaval in the cosmic life energy field.
[Everybody murmurs.]
Nine: Okay. I'll try. So, like, a really, really long time ago... [Fry motions "longer" with his hands.] Eons ago? [Fry nods, approvingly] EONS ago!
Megatron from Transformers. Although he varies between series, it's usually agreed that the Beast Wars version has the greatest taste for pork, followed closely by G1.
Starscream enjoyed pork, but not enough to truly qualify as Large Ham - until Transformers Animated. When Bumblebee blasts him with electricity while he was talking to Megatron, his reply is to grab Bumblebee, pull him to within an inch of his face, and shout, "You interrupted MY SPEEEEEEEEEEECH!"
Who could forget the literally planet-sized ham that is Unicron? Especially when he's voiced by Orson Welles himself.
While Unicron's good counterpart, Primus, isn't nearly as talkative, when he does speak up, it is with an appropriate tone of Biblical proportions.
Also Foghorn Leghorn, the boisterous—I say, boisterous, motor-mouthed rooster.note Motor-mouthed, that is.
In the cartoons where he has a voice, Wile E Coyote.... SUUUUUPERRRRR GEEEEEEENIUSSSSSSSS!
Storm felt the need to shout loud proclamations and poetic verses while using her powers in X-Men. One of Rogue's very first lines in the series is a comment that she should ease up a little.
Hell, Storm even said normal things dramatically, like once when she and Cyclops had to split up, Storm's parting words were "I SHALL MEET YOU AT THE MONORAIL!"
Big Bad Apocalypse has ham as far beyond mutants as they are beyond you! He is the ham ETERNAL! And he's voiced by no less than John Colicos - aka Kor, the first Klingon in Star Trek. Who of course returned in DS9 even hammier than he was in TOS.
I am the rocks of the eternal shore. Crash against me... and be broken!
You presume to attempt to destroy me mutant? You shall PAY for your hubris! RIGHT NOOOOOOOW!
"Long ago in a distant land, I, Aku, the shapeshifting Master of Darkness, unleashed an unspeakable ham! But, a foolish samurai warrior, wielding a magic sword, stepped forth to oppose me. Before the final blow was struck, I TWORE open a portal in time, and flung him into the future, where my ham is LAW! Now the fool seeks to return to the past, and undo the future that is AKU!!!"
The Spanish dub out-hams it, as Aku has... well, this voice.
"ENOUGH! This next story is true to its utmost detail! Once, there was an all-powerful, all-mighty wizard, and a pathetic little samurai. And the wizard DESTROYED HIM!!! THE END!"
The series has another large haggis- er, ham, in the Scotsman. Big, bold, brash, and very strong, his voice just doesn't seem to have a volume controlnote except when stealthing past Celtic demons, of course. In his first appearance, there's a point where Jack is surprised that an attack of his did not break the Scotsman's sword. The Scotsman's response?
"MAGIC RUNES, laddie!"
Limburger from the original Biker Mice From Mars series was a bit like this on most occasions and also a Small Name, Big Ego. From the new series there's Ronaldo Rump and also Hairball.
It's probably telling that the Joker had the most frequent Do Not Adjust Your Set plots, so he could broadcast his villainous (and hammy) acts to the world. Hell, let's just say that if you're playing the Joker, you're gonna ham it up.
DCAU Joker was played by MarkHAMill, who would practice his Evil Laughs when driving along LA highways, trying to be as hammy as possible.
Scarecrow: I am the master of fear! The lord of despair! Cower before me and witness terror! Harley Quinn: Hi, Professor Crane. Scarecrow: Good evening, child. *beat*Worship me, fools! Worship me! Scream hosannas of anguish to Scarecrow, the all-terrible God of Fear!
Averted for Scarecrow in The New Batman Adventures when the showrunners realized that, though entertaining, Crane's hamminess was working in direct opposition to his scariness. The resulting changes to his design and vocal direction worked wonders.
Director Dan Riba: They just had him whisper. And that whispery rasp was so scary... and we realized, you know, maybe we were trying too hard earlier.
The Penguin has his moments as well. Lampshaded in the episode "Almost Got 'im":
Penguin (telling his story to the other crooks): Greetings, Batman! You have taken the bait, as I knew you would. Now, prepare to meet your end, within my Aviary of Doom! Poison Ivy (interrupting): Aviary of WHAT? Joker: Yeesh, Pengers! How corny can you get? Penguin: Fah! Just because you mundane miscreants have no drama in your souls! Anyway, there he was in my Av... uh, big birdhouse...
Maxie Zeus is a textbook example. Schizophrenically believing you're the reincarnation of a Greek god tends to do that to you.
Black Mask: Maybe my last request was too mired in subtlety. I want this man dead. And when I say dead, I mean seriously dead! BEATEN! BROKEN! HIS HEAD MOUNTED ON MAH WALL KINDA DEAD!
Since Daggett was mentioned, Norbert Beaver also qualifies as a Ham.
With his trusty HELMUUUUUUTTTTT!!!!!!
The Powerpuff Girls: "You cannot defeat me, for I am undefeatable, I am Moooooojoooo Jojo! That is my name, Mojo Jojo. The name I am telling you, for it is mine."
Do not be too hasty to enter. For I had... TACO BELL FOR LUNCH.
Fetch me my BLUE WINDBREAKER!
And the Monarch can ham it up with the best of them when he's in his full-on villain mode.
With every fiber of my being, I stab at thee! As long as blood flows through this heart, I will hunt you down! I will be the stuff of your children's nightmares! *muffled* ...AND THEN, when nothing can be heard but your cries of agony, I will PULL THE CHAIN and let the beast devour you! Mark my words...I will have my revenge... DOCTOR VENTURE!!
IGNORE ME!!!
"...Yes, Dr. Venture, WIRED! Like a bomb strapped to a killer whale, set to go off the moment you try to free yourself!!"
Mr. Impossible has some of it as well, in early episodes. Being played by Stephen Colbert didn't hurt. He tends to be hammy in the Mad Scientist sense.
Avatar The Last Airbender is a series just bursting with Large Hams. Not only villains and main characters, but lots of secondary and even one-time characters as well.
Over reacting to almost everything, Sokka hams it up a couple of times every episode.
Even more when he's disguised in the Fire Nation as WANG FIRE.
Jeong Jeong. Every line that Jeong Jeong said was super serious and dramatic, especially when he angsted about how much of a BURDEN firebending is. Add to that that his voice itself is quite hammy, no matter what he is saying. Hey, his pupil Zhao had to get it from somewhere.
"What would a boy know of destiny? If a fish lives its whole life in this river, does he know the river's destiny? NO! Only that it runs on and on out of his control! He may follow where it flows, but he cannot see the end. He cannot imagine the ocean!"
"I've always wished I were blessed like you [[Katara]]. Free of this BURNING CURSE."
"Water brings healing and life. Fire brings only DESTRUCTION and PAIN."
And let's not forget Ozai (HAMill again) in the finale
"You're weak! Just like the rest of your people! They did not deserve to exist in this world, in my world! Prepare to join them! Prepare to DIIIIIIE!"
Like in everything else, Azula follows closely in her father's footsteps. Unlike lots of other Large Hams, she doesn't have to resort to shouting every single one of her lines. Instead she has the overwhelming charisma and just the right amount of insanity to make almost everyone cower before her instinctively. Then, once they are shaking with fear, THE HAM IS UNLEASHED!
Azula appears just right after Season One villain Zhao was defeated (even the same episode). When it came to hamminess, her predecessor was just like her.
Zhao: "I am... a legend now. The Fire Nation will for generations tell stories about the great Zhao, who darkened the moon! They will call me Zhao the Conqueror! Zhao the Moon Slayer! Zhao, the INVINCIBLE!!!"
While usually more of the Deadpan Snarker type, Toph also enjoys some really good hamming from time to time. Usually while beating the crap out of large numbers of much larger men by throwing around boulders. Among other things, giving the (intentionally) most hammy performence of the entire series:
"Please, do people really want to see two little girls fighting?"
Before any of that, we were given the "Professional Earthbenders", especially "The Boulder." Let's see...he's a pastiche of Dwayne Johnson, both in looks (sort of) and personality (Johnson's legendary character The Rock), and is voiced by another professional wrestler, Mick Foley, who is a friend of The Rock's and can be — and has been — as over-the-top and cheesy as other wrestlers. One listen to The Boulder's lines tells you that Mick was having a grand old time voicing The Boulder.
Being one of the greatest Self Parodies in recent years, The Ember Island Players are overacting the entire time, trying to out ham each other.
"I'm so filled with hope that I'm TEARBENDING!"
"HONOOOOOOOOOOR!"
The prison warden who imprisons Haru. It helps that he's voiced by George Takei.
Freakazoid. Know what? Considering both Freakazoid and the previously-mentioned Chuckles the Silly Piggy, can we just say that any character voiced by Paul Rugg falls under this?
I guess so. Mr. Director from Animaniacs and Nostradamus from Histeria! also fall under this, as does Rugg's live-action character of Manny the Uncanny from Disney's One Saturday Morning.
Mr. Guitierrez definitely counts. If you need proof, just remember that "HE IS NOT A WEENIE! YOOOOOOU ARE THE WEENIE!!!"
"You can start by making me a FRESH POT OF COFFEE!" *Dramatic Thunder*
Candace Flynn from Phineas And Ferb is always dramatically overreacting to everything.
"WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO MY PARADISE?!!"
Possibly Khaka Pëu Pëu, featured in the episode "The Beak".
The Histeria! episode with the Wright Brothers has Froggo asking them for a bag of marshmallows and a crate of leeches, and then later for a tambourine and a vat of spam; both times they tell him no. His responses: "NO?! NO?! OH NOO! NO, IT CAN'T BE!! AAAHHHHH!!!!" and "NO! NO!NOOOOO!! THIS IS A DISASTER!!!"
Most cartoon knocks off of Elvis Presley in cartoons such as Johnny Bravo.
In one episode called "Bearly Enough Time", Johnny meets a talking, equally hammy bear who claims himself to be "Chronos, master of all TIME!!"
Also to a lesser extent, Matt Frewer as Jackal. Come to think of it, Matt Frewer is a ham overall. So... says... the LEADER!
And, of course, Puck.
"Don't interrupt! I'm on a roll!"
Let's not forget Dr. Sevarius, played by the always hammy Tim Curry.
And Thailog, who actively cultivates an Evil Laugh and genuinely revels in his villainy, though he can be dangerously understated when he really wants to be scary.
The Archmage is also a pretty melodramatic guy.
Don't forget Xanatos's occasional forays into Large Ham territory, though he always manages to lampshade them. Which makes the moments hammier, since he's obviously playing it up for the sheer joy of it.
Goliath has his hammy moments as well.
"I've been denied everything...even my REVENGE!"
Skull Master from Mighty Max. I think Tim Curry's favorite food is ham, such as when he returns to the surface.
The Sun? THE SUN. to feel the sun (beat) again, to feel the wind, To be... IN THE DAY WORLD, to be... FREEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!
Wait! I haven't tried toadying, kowtowing and butt-kissing yet! I'm still begging here!
Your duck? Bah! I belong to the world.
Hey, come here! Come here! Give me a close-up. A close-up! (circle irises around him) This is a close-up?!? A CLOSE-UP, YA JERK!! A CLOSE-UP!!!
All right. Enough is enough. This is the final, the - the very, very last straw! Who's responsible for this? This... I demand that you show yourself! Who are you? Huh?
And his hammiest line of all.
(Coming out of Porky's refrigerator dressed in winter gear) "What a trip! What a trip! Blizzards all the way! Snow 20 feet deep! But we had to get that serum through! It was mush, mush, mush all night! (Grabbing the dog and pushing him like a sled dog) Come on, mush, mush, mush, mush, mush!Suddenly, the glacier cracks! There's a roar! Tons of ice! No escape! AAAAAAAHHHHHHH!How have things been with you?"
Heck, most Looney Tunes characters have their moments of ham. A great example is Yosemite Sam, who has No Indoor Voice.
His brother, the Heat Miser, might actually be an even bigger ham.
That's a mystery but they're hammy in their own special as well.
Both Jabba the Hutt and his Evil Uncle Ziro in Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Ziro in particular seeing as his voice is based on Truman Capote. "One day Ah'll rule tha hutts!"
The Space Pirate Hondo Ohnaka. Anything he says is hammyness at its most glorious.
"THIS EFFORT! IS NO LONGER! PROFITABLE!"
Most characters on My Gym Partners A Monkey act like this, Jake Spidermonkey being the most obvious example.
Spider-Man The Animated Series from the early nineties, which has pretty much every character fall into hamminess at one point, especially the villains.
Special mention goes to Neil Ross as Norman Osborn / the Green Goblin, who has not a single line that isn't pure 100% pork.
"NOOOOOOO! STOP STAAAAAARING AT MEEEEEEEE!"
"Ohhh... Peter Parker's here! Now the party can really begin!"
Also, the Scorpion.
"I told you NOT TO CALL ME NAMES!"
No love for Venom?
Yeeeeeeesss... YEEEEEESSSS! We RECALL replicating...
Venom gets his fair share of hammy moments, and having the Voice of the Legion ups his hamminess: "From now on, we'repoison to Peter Parker and Spider-Man. WE'REVENOM!"
Codename Kids Next Door gives us Moosk, who is both an exceptionally large ham and an affectionate parody of Minsc, also voiced by Jim Cummings. "Spray starch?! SPRAY STARCH!!!"
Batman himself is a rather unusual case. He delivers every line like an overblown stage performer giving a live reading of a comic book, but somehow still manages to play the straight man. He even gets away with shouting overblown one-liners every chance he gets.
You are styoopid! You are styoopid! And don't forget, YOU ARE STYOOPID!! (and this wasn't even the regular voice actress!)
"AT LAST! MY GRRRREATEST CREATION IS COM-PLEEEE-TED!" *holds up a plate of cookies*
Dr Weird from Aqua Teen Hunger Force. There's his Catch Phrase "Gentlemen...BEHOLD!" and then there is his tendency to announce even the most mundane of actions in a loud booming voice. "Observe, as I...ADJUST THE HEAT! MWA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAA!!"note Do note, though, that he was turning it up to 300 FREAKING DEGREES!
"Gentlemen... BEHOLD! I have made LOVE to this MACHINE! And now, upon retrospect, I ASK WHY!"
On the villain side, Doctor Wongburger and balloon Hitler.
Mother Brain of Captain N The Game Master, who was voiced by the lead singer of The Four Tops (you know; the one who voiced the ever-hammy Audrey II). Always dramatic, always flamboyant, always fantastic.
It won't be long before I, the beautiful goddess that I am, become queen of Videoland!
Simon Belmont was barely any better.
The eponymous Big Guy of Big Guy And Rusty The Boy Robot is prone to making pronouncements like this one: "No not of this Earth surgical probe wielding invaders are going to deprive this planet's children, and their growing bones, of even one glass of wholesome milk!" The contrast between the understated, somewhat cynical Lieutenant Hunter and the overblown, jingoistic personality he takes on while piloting the Big Guy mech goes a long way to explain why almost no one ever catches on that they are one and the same.
Technus from Danny Phantom defines this. "I... AM TECHNUS! GHOST MASTER OF SCIENCE AND ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY!"
Sam actually uses this against him the first time they fight by asking him to shout out his name and motive. He happily complies, giving Sam and Tucker time to upload a virus.
Let's not forget Super Danny from Identity Crisis. "I'm not alright, I'm DANNY FENTON!"
Brother Blood from Teen Titans has a flair for the dramatic and a tendency to go quite over the top when his plans are working (or when they're not and he's angry at someone because of it, for that matter). Word Of God says this was done deliberately to make a contrast with the previous two seasons' Big Bad, Slade.
Although she usually behaves like the very opposite of a ham, Misery from Ruby Gloom sometimes gets into this role with remarkable ease:
"I'm also the Queen of Disasters, by the way. And the Princess. And the Baroness. And the Countess!! And the Viscountess!! THE EMPRESS!!!"
"BEWARE!!!...of the cupboard!"
"As my great-great-great-aunt used to say whenever she got BLASTED out of a volcano... well, she mostly just screamed. But the point is: Try, try and try again!"
Misery seems to be some kind of inflatable ham, who can slip in and out of hammy acting at the drop of a hat. Many of her lines are half ham, half deadpan.
Bluster Kong needs to be listed simply for this one scene from the episode "Hunka Hunka Burnin' Bluster":
(while combing his hair) "There, how could Candy possibly resist me now? (looks at his comb) What's this?! Hair?! My hair?!? AAAAHHHH!!! My hair's falling out! Don't panic, don't panic. I've got just the tonic. 'For beautiful manageable hair'. 'For full-bodied hair'. 'For silky hair'. WHAT ABOUT FALLING OUT HAIR!? Keep calm, I'll... I'll combine them all together!"
(Later...)
"Ugh, what a smell. I can't use this. So what if I've lost a bit of hair? (looks at his comb again)AAAHH!! More hair! I'm shedding!!"
The Big Bad King K. Rool. I dare anybody to find a line of his that isn't hammy to some extent.
Filmations Ghostbusters is, in many people's opinion, a fairly tedious animated series. However, it does have the magnificently malevolent Prime Evil as portrayed by Alan Oppenheimer. Prime Evil alone makes it well worth the price of admission.
While the world of the Super Hero Squad is World of Ham, Doctor Doom stands out. Thor, Wolverine, and Captain America are hammy but to a much lesser extent. Loki is another hammy villain.
The Great and Powerful Trixie (surprisingly not voiced by St. Germain this time, but by Kathleen Barr) is pretty much made of pork, appropriate for her role as a Stage Magician and Fake Ultimate Hero.
Then she returns two seasons later and is every bit as hammy as before, if not more so, which may have been due to the Alicorn Amulet causing her to go Drunk on the Dark Side. She's even a Large Ham when she's apologizing for her behavior after making a Heel Face Turn once the Amulet is removed.
Kung Fu Panda Legends Of Awesomeness: Po Ping is very much this. Also, the show's starting to fill up with villain hams. Heck, even the names of places tend to be a little hammy.
The (Dark) Princessnote In both the movie and the credits, she is referred to as simply "The Princess". from Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer.
Who could forget Luigi in Super Mario World? THAT'S MAMA LUIGI TO YOU, MARIO! *wheeep*
Beavis And Butthead: Beavis' Cornholio persona, who shouts at the top of his lungs in a faux Spanish accent, demanding t.p. and ranting about the almighty bunghole, all in a dramatic, over the top fashion.
"ARE YOU THREATENING ME?! YOU DO NOT WANT TO FACE THE WRATH OF MY BUNGHOLE!!!"
The Littlest Pet Shop 2012 features Zoe Trent being as hammy as possible and even in a happy mood. She's also a walking CMOF most of the time.
The Pound Puppies 2010 episode "Prince and the Pupper" features Squirt meeting his deadringer, Cuddlesworth P. Wigglebottom. And he is outright deliciously hammy, even with shades of adorkable when he tries to fit in with the gang by using Squirt's teachings and manners. And Mr. Cuddlesworth brings back the ham for his second appearance in "The Ruff Ruff Bunch".
Beetlejuice. The limelight is never too bright for him. Claire Brewster (Lydia's school rival) is a close second.
Rare non-verbal example: Harchi from Oscars Oasis. He frequently enjoys dancing, acting goofy and even flashes a series of over-the-top poses for scoring a single point in a game of tennis.
The Duke of Detroit in Motorcity, to the point where he always needs to make entrances like he's a rock star (appropriate, as he's voiced by Dee Snider). Texas is also this, when he's deluded that he's the leader of the group. And to a lesser extent, Abraham Kane.
Fillmore: Principal Folsom has many talents, but the ability to control her volume when agitated is not one of them.
