The Best Red vs. Blue. Ever. Of All Time (2012)
The characters from "Red vs. Blue" present an award show honoring the best of the series as voted on by the Rooster Teeth community.
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The characters from "Red vs. Blue" present an award show honoring the best of the series as voted on by the Rooster Teeth community.
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Genre:Comedy, Animation
Written By:Burnie Burns, Joel Heyman, Eddy Rivas, Miles Luna, Brandon Farmahini
In Theaters:1/1/2012
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Rooster Teeth Productions
Cast
Brandon Farmahini, Miles Luna
Director
Matt Hullum
The Commissioner / Doc / O'Malley / Sarge (voice)
Jack Pattillo
Stu Stuman (voice)
Burnie Burns
Church / Lopez (voice)
Jason Saldaña
Tucker / Junior (voice)
Joel Heyman
Caboose (voice)
Dan Godwin
Donut (voice)
Gustavo Sorola
Simmons (voice)
Geoff Ramsey
Grif (voice)
Shannon McCormick
Wash (voice)
Rebecca Frasier
Sister (voice)
Kathleen Zuelch
Tex (voice)
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