Nick Diamond
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| First appearance | Charles Manson vs Marilyn Manson |
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| Gender | Male |
| Age | 34 |
| Occupation | actor tv show host |
| Spouse | Nora Diamond (divorced) |
| Children | Nick Diamond Jr. |
| Portrayed by | Len Maxwell Chris Edgerly |
| Created by | Eric Fogel |
Nick Diamond is a fictional character on the animated series Celebrity Deathmatch. Nick was voiced by Len Maxwell from 1998 to 2002 and he is currently voiced by Chris Edgerly.
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[edit] Celebrity Deathmatch
Nick is the announcer and (according to some episodes) co-creator of the show along with Johnny Gomez. One of the many things Nick did before Deathmatch was being a meteorologist (one episode showed old footage of him braving a hurricane), and a former Golden Gloves champion. Despite winning three matches against Zatar the Alien, the Satyr, and Sam Donaldson, Johnny has in fact proved to be able to beat down Nick whenever he really ticks him off; in one such scuffle Johnny ripped off one of his ears.
[edit] Coma
Early in the first season, Nick suffered an accident when at the end of one match Roger Ebert was thrown across the arena, smashing into one of the supports for the announcer's booth. Nick was tossed onto the ground, putting him in a coma for the rest of the episode and the following one. During this time, Nick had a morphine-induced hallucination of a fight between Elvis and Jerry Garcia. While he was out of action, Jack Nicholson filled in for him in the episode following his accident, and in the episode after that, the son of the show's executive producer was chosen to be his replacement. However, his comments about both Nick and Johnny enraged Nick, who was watching the show with his eyes forced open, snapping him out of his coma. Hijacking an ambulance, he drove right through one of the walls of the Deathmatch arena, and knocked out the executive producer's son with a headbutt. Despite not being completely in full health for the remainder of the episode, he had recovered by the next one.
[edit] Legal problems
Nick and Johnny went to jail once for showing illegal sexual content on the show, but they came out after a few days.
Nick and Johnny also had to go to Congress once to defend all the violence on the show, they won the case.
In 2006, Nick was in a legal problem for sharing music on the internet. However, the music he was sharing were actually nursery rhymes that were in the public domain.
[edit] Replacements
Nick has been replaced several times through the series due to complications by guest commentators.
Jack Nicholson: He replaced Nick for one episode because Nick was in a coma.
Executive Producer's son: He replaced Nick for the first part of an episode till he came from the coma.
Stacey Cornbred and Mills Lane: They replaced Nick and Johnny for the main event of an episode because they were arrested for showing sexual content on the show.
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon: They replaced Nick and Johnny on Celebrity Deathmatch:The Motion Picture
Tally Wong: Replaced Nick for a fight after Nick was sent to the hospital for anthrax worries.
[edit] Age
Nick's age is not known. Several episodes depicted him as a guy in his thirties, but is really 34 years old, while others presented him as an announcer in his fifties. Nick's original voice actor, Len Maxwell, is about 75 years old [citation needed].
[edit] Other appearences
- Nick appears as a commentator and unlockable fighter in the Celebrity Deathmatch video game.
- He briefly appear in a Where My Dogs At? episode.He was shown to be in Jenifer Aniston's top eight in Meplace(a parody of myspace).
- He also appeared in several british Nike commercials.You can see one right here
[edit] Trivia
- Nick had a different voice in the Charles Manson vs Marilyn Manson fight than the one he had in Deathbowl '98 and the series.
- Nick has been on three deathmatches: against an alien, against the Satyr and against Sam Donaldson (the last one in which he tag-teamed with Johnny Gomez). He won all of them.
- Nick is a divorced parent with a son named Nick Diamond Jr. His ex-wife, Nora Diamond, was a policewoman who eventually took Nicky Jr. under her custody and married David Letterman
- Nick starred in his own sitcom called "Suddenly Diamond." In the sitcom, he worked in a pizzaria with a pirate who would eat all of the pizza. He would have to punch the pirate's bulging stomach to get pizza for deliveries. This sitcom was in Season 3 in the episode appropriately titled "Suddenly Diamond."
- In the original series Nick used to introduce himself at the beginning of the show. In the new version Nick is introduced by Johnny as "The incomparable Nick Diamond"
- Nick did some stand up during the eighties and he usually make jokes while in the booth.
[edit] Likes and dislikes
[edit] Likes
Nicky Diamond Jr.
Minkie Laboosh
[edit] Dislikes
Executive Producer's son
Zatar the Alien
Captain Doody
The Satyr
Nora (his ex-wife)
Timmy Leland, Nick Diamond's Little Friend
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