What if TADC voice cast did a live-reading of I Have No Mouth, And I Must Scream?
After watching several videos related to both TADC and its original inspiration written by Harlan Ellison, outa nowhere I thought to myself, what if all the main voice actors of TADC got together and did sort of a read-aloud or live reading (like maybe in a livestream on a Discord group call) of the original story, I Have No Mouth, And I Must Scream?
Not only that, but what if the way they did it is they took turns reading certain lines spoken by certain characters from the book, and each individual voice actor only reads lines from specific characters that their own voiced characters from TADC were directly based on? In this case...
The voice of Caine, Alex Rochon reads the lines of AM
The voice of Jax, Michael Kovach reads the lines of Ted (who is also the narrator of the story)
The voice of Ragatha, Amanda Hufford reads the lines of Eleanor
The voice of Kinger, Sean Chiplock reads the lines of Nimdok
The voice of Gangle, Marissa Lenti reads the lines of Gorrister
The voice of Zooble, Ashley Nichols reads the lines of Benny
Last time I checked, Pomni isn't directly based/inspired by any characters from the story, so IDK if there'd be anything for Lizzie Freeman to contribute or read from the book, or if she'd just be left out of it altogether.
Anyway here's the catch, when each of TADC's cast members take turns reading the lines of those assigned roles, they read them while talking in their own TADC characters' voices. NGL I can only imagine how hilarious that would be, considering some of the characters' personalities from the original book are noticeably quite different from TADC's characters based on them, you'd often hear those characters say things they normally wouldn't most of the time (if at all), and those who've read/heard the original story know that there are some pretty [%$👀!#]'ed up lines and moments from the story, which will certainly make for some hysterically funny moments, both for the audience and the cast members themselves. I can already picture them constantly breaking character and bursting into uncontrollable laughter after reading certain lines! IDK about you, but I'd love to see this happen at some point!
What do you guys think? Would you like to see them do this as well? If so, do you think they should read from the pages of the original book, or perhaps the comic book adaptation of it so they can better follow each specific character's lines of dialogue while also seeing what they're doing at the same time? (I'd imagine they'd also have some rather interesting reactions to certain comic panels as well. XD)