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6 stories filed under casting on New Achievement. The newest of them: “Jeff Hays to Voice Princess Donut in Show After Fan Demand”, “Casting Announcement: Donut Actor Chosen, Sound Mixer Still Sore About It”, and “Peacock Casts Dungeon Crawler Carl's Make-or-Break Character and We're Dying”. Jeff Hays will voice Princess Donut in the TV show because you nerds screamed loud enough. Achievement Unlocked: Casting a Cat Who Won't Need a Stunt Double. New Achievement is an unofficial Dungeon Crawler Carl fan site. The list below is every casting story on New Achievement, newest first.
Jeff Hays to Voice Princess Donut in Show After Fan Demand
Jeff Hays will voice Princess Donut in the TV show because you nerds screamed loud enough. Congratulations on achieving the bare minimum of coordinated online outrage. Matt Dinniman told Variety the casting is a direct response to fan demand, confirming the audiobook narrator will reprise his role. The Glurp Glurp Motherfucker finale drops right now, so you have something to listen to while you complain about something else.
Casting Announcement: Donut Actor Chosen, Sound Mixer Still Sore About It
Achievement Unlocked: Casting a Cat Who Won't Need a Stunt Double. You barely read the announcement before complaining, you absolute audio gremlin. Jeff Hays is officially reprising his role as Princess Donut for the TV series. The sound mixer is reportedly still sore about it. For fans who need more Donut content immediately, our Maeve Chocolate's Donut Flash Game article covers a new laser-filled time-waster. The casting is perfect. The mixer's tears are a bonus.
Peacock Casts Dungeon Crawler Carl's Make-or-Break Character and We're Dying
Achievement Unlocked: Peacock Finally Casts the One Character That Matters. You waited this long to get excited about a casting announcement, you absolute loot-goblin. Peacock has cast the make-or-break role for the Dungeon Crawler Carl TV adaptation, and if they screw this up, the entire show collapses into a pile of unspent XP. The unnamed character is the linchpin. No word yet on who plays Carl. For the full audio experience while you wait, check our coverage of the "Glurp Glurp Motherfucker" finale drop.
Peacock's Casting Choice Could Make or Break Dungeon Crawler Carl
Peacock's casting choice could make or break the TV show, and you barely earned this news update, you loot-gobbling failure. Princess Donut is the one character they cannot afford to get wrong, according to the report. If you missed it, Jeff Hays is already confirmed to voice the cat in the adaptation, as covered in our SDCC announcement piece. Pick a voice actor who sounds like a garbage disposal and watch the entire fandom collapse.
Dinniman Admits Jeff Hays Voiced Donut Because Fans Wouldn't Shut Up
Achievement Unlocked: Author Finally Admits the Obvious. You pried this confession out of him with your endless whining, so congratulations, you absolute gremlin. Matt Dinniman confirmed Jeff Hays voiced Princess Donut in the audiobooks because the fanbase wouldn't shut up about it. The series, which started as a self-published novel in 2019, follows Coast Guard veteran Carl surviving an alien takeover inside a deadly dungeon. For more on Hays' vocal range, check our piece on his SDCC casting announcement.
SDCC Announcement: Jeff Hays Cast as Princess Donut in the TV Show
Jeff Hays confirmed at SDCC he will voice Princess Donut in the TV show. Congratulations on finally reading a casting announcement that was already public. Seth McFarlane and Chris Yost are running the show. Hays is reprising his audiobook role as the Queen Anne Chonk. If you missed the Peacock green light, our related article on that is live. We cannot imagine anyone else either, but you barely earned this news.