Real-Time Fandub

"Real-Time Fandub is a group of voice actors who dub popular things from memory. They are only missing one key component: A memory."

- Charley Marlowe

Real-Time Fandub is an improvised comedy series created by voice actor, YouTuber and streamer Charley Marlowe, wherein a group of voice actors improvise a new, bizarre script for a TV series or movie in one take without any rehearsal. It has a spinoff series from RTF alumnus Penny Parker (known for her gaming channel SnapCube, her voice acting and music) titled SnapCube's Real-Time Fandub where video game cutscenes are given the same treatment.

The series is often far more surreal and crass than its source material, featuring deliberately bizarre and inconsistent plotlines, profanity, references to mind-altering substances (most commonly alcohol and cannabis), sexual references, and scatological humor.

It garnered a modest following by accident in 2016 with its improvised fandubs of the animated shows, Gravity Falls and Steven Universe. Later on, its spinoff would slip into the mainstream culture with an array of dubs from the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise.