13 Things You Didn't Know About The Woman Who Voiced Tommy Pickles

    E.G. Daily, the lady behind the most iconic baby ever to children of the '90s, auditioned for The Voice on Tuesday night and it was mind-blowing. But did you know she was also married to one of the most notorious men in Hollywood? And that she has ties to The Breakfast Club? Hang on to your diapies!

    E.G. Daily auditioned for The Voice Season 5 this week with a rasptastic performance of Faith Hill's "Breathe."

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    Both Blake and Cee Lo turned their giant red chairs around.

    And while the boys were bickering, Christina was all, "You look familiar." And E.G. was all, "Have you seen Pee Wee's Big Adventure?"

    OF COURSE SHE HAS!

    "DOTTIE!!!!!!"

    Christina, Adam, and Cee Lo couldn't get over it. And then, E.G. dropped the Tommy Pickles bomb.

    "A baby's gotta do what a baby's gotta do" is right, girl.

    Blake was seemingly the least impressed. And Christina and Adam really wanted E.G. to pick Cee Lo.

    Yet, she went with Blake.

    But the woman who voiced Tommy throughout most of the '00s is full of many more surprises...

    1. She had a Billboard Top 100 hit in 1986 called "Say It, Say It."

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    2. She has two teenage daughters with Rick Salomon, who went on to marry Shannen Doherty and Pamela Anderson. You may know his work from Paris Hilton's sex tape, 1 Night In Paris.

    3. She was Angus T. Jones' singing voice on the Two and a Half Men theme song from Seasons 1–8.

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    4. Oh, and she was Buttercup in The Powerpuff Girls.

    5. She also had two songs on the Scarface soundtrack.

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    6. And she starred in the totally '80s teen rom-com Valley Girl, which also introduced Nicolas Cage to the world.

    (Seriously, do yourself a favor and watch it.)

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    7. Baby Mumble in Happy Feet? Also, E.G.

    8. And she had a song on The Breakfast Club soundtrack.

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    9. She was also the singer in the '80s classic Better Off Dead.

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    10. And the voice of Froggy in the 1994 Little Rascals remake.

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    11. And of the titular character in the Babe sequel, Babe: Pig in the City.

    12. And that grunting and screaming from Bamm-Bamm Rubble in the live-action 1994 Flintstones movie was also E.G.'s doing.

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    13. The actress also played Leslie, Phoebe's former singer partner turned TV jingle writer, on Friends.

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    Hopefully, E.G. and Blake see eye-to-eye a bit better.