Yes, Always

Yes, Always is a segment from Animaniacs.
== Plot ==
The Brain re-enacts an infamous outtake of Orson Welles' voice recording session for a commercial.
== Notes ==
*In the beginning, the people that Brain fires are producer and creator Tom Ruegger, writer Peter Hastings and voice director Andrea Romano, all of whom voice themselves. The engineer is a caricature of real life engineer Harry Andronis, who also voices himself.
*Some of Welles' dialogue was cleaned up for this version. He originally says, "Get me a jury that can 'In July' and I'll...go down on you." which was changed to "...I'll...make cheese with you." Additionally, he drops two S-bombs in the recording. The first time, it is replaced with "Shoot!" and the second time he says, "This is a lot of tripe, you know that?" Welles saying "Jesus!" is censored to "Jiminy!"
*The British director in the original outtake's dialogue was replaced by Pinky and the second director was replaced by the Engineer.
*This short came about from Maurice LaMarche's inspiration for the Brain's voice. When he came into the studio to audition, he unexpectedly did an impression of Orson Welles. LaMarche had perfected this impression by memorizing the original Welles outtakes and performing them by himself. After securing the role of the Brain, LaMarche would warm up his voice by reciting parts of Welles' outtakes whenever he came to the studio to record.
Category:Animaniacs
Category:Animaniacs Shorts
Category:1994