His voice sounds kind of awkward in Ichigo's role and doesn't fit him very well; he sounds to me more like an adult than the teenager he's supposed to be portraying. He lacks the personality the Japanese voice actor has. After a few episode of watching the dubbed version of Bleach I couldn't stand it anymore and went back to watching the subbed version.

However, I still have to admit most voice actors would have done even worse. Ahh stupid 100 word minimum! b l e a c h b l e a c h b l e a c h

Adam seems to be one half mad scientist and one half kid. He is probably the person who'll make you laugh the most, whether he's making a fool out of himself by doing things against common sense, failing miserably in his constant competitions against Jamie, being random, or voicing exactly what we viewers are thinking ("That was excellent! I mean, it didn't do anything, but it looked really cool!"). He makes a great co-star with Jamie Hyneman, who in stark contrast is usually serious and likes his shop to be clean. It's very amusing seeing the two working, arguing, and getting pissed at each other.

He's such an interesting and funny guy to watch. I'm impressed someone who seems to be just as mortally afraid of heights as I am decided to take on the show; so far his job has required him to ride a roller coaster, climb to the top of a stadium, stand at the edges of tall buildings, and more. This is very inspiring to watch and I feel like jumping up and congratulating him whenever he (temporarily) conquers his fears. He's talented, courageous, and makes a great host for an educational show like Extreme Engineering. Keep up the good work Danny!

Lucky Star is a comedy anime about the daily lives of four high school friends, particularly Konata Izumi, a girl who is obsessed with anime, manga, and video games (aka an otaku).

For the first few episodes, Lucky Star was only mildly interesting, and at some points, boring. However, it improved just as I was about to give up on it, and I'm very glad I didn't.

Lucky Star is the kind of show in which while your watching it, you go like, "Hey, that happens to me too!" I was glad to see I wasn't the only person who had trouble screwing on and removing lid caps or made faces when I drew anime characters or talked to my pets in baby talk or stayed up all night playing video games instead of studying. The list goes on and on. This is also one of the few shows that can make me laugh out loud, which is an impressive accomplishment. I enjoyed Lucky Star so much, I nearly cried when it ended. I can totally see why this anime was such a big hit in Japan. Lucky Star is not a show I'd recommend to everyone. Most adults and boys would probably find this boring, since they can't relate to the characters so much, but still give it a try, as I have met exceptions. Also, if you are not an anime fan, you might not understand a few of the jokes. Lucky Star is one of my favorite shows of all time. Every anime-loving girl in middle school through high school absolutely should watch this show!