Sam is voiced by Bill Farmer in Sam & Max Hit the Road, Harvey Atkin in the animated series and David Nowlin from Telltale's games onward. Thorsen, Tor (2006-11-08). " Sam & Max GameTap-ping October 17". GameSpot. Archived from the original on 2012-07-20 . Retrieved 2008-12-06.

Purcell, Steve (2006). The Age of S&M: A Sam & Max Sketchbook. United States: Telltale Games. p.60. Also a lot of fun pin-ups that are funny and actually beautiful to look at . A must for people who like newspaper style comics/art. A second season of episodic video games was developed by Telltale Games. [36] Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space followed the same overall format as Save the World, with each episode having an overarching storyline involving time travel and laundering of the souls of the dead. [37] As with Save the World, episodes were originally published on GameTap before being made available for general release. [38] The season consisted of five episodes and ran from November 2007 to April 2008. [39] [40] Nowlin and Kasten both returned to reprise their voice roles. In addition to the main games, a twenty-minute machinima video was produced, taking the form of a Sam & Max Christmas special. [41] The new edition contains everything in the original Surfin' the Highway, more short stories and pictures (including some paintings made to promote the Telltale series and the new DVD of the animated series), a foreword by Steve Purcell, and a color version of "Fair Wind to Java".How Sam & Max: This Time It's Virtual! Brings the Comedic Crime-Fighting Duo to VR". Game Informer. Purcell, Steve (2005-12-09). "Issue #1". Sam & Max - Chapter One: The Big Sleep. Telltale Games . Retrieved 2008-12-04.

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