Why is mcgees voice different on ncis

Murray had quit smoking and lost 25 pounds back then. He even tweeted how he lost weight after the matter received much attention. He revealed that he strictly followed an organic diet for 14 months and stayed away from sugar and alcohol. After Murray shared about losing 25 pounds, many fans speculated that the change in his voice was because of healthy living and having quit smoking.

ScarlettGirl said: he has tried to give up smoking which has changed the intonation on his voice but also because his character has matured and is less intimidated by everyone now.

This shows when he pokes fun at Tony all the time instead of being the one who is getting made fun of! Deeej said: Wow I thought he was really sick he better gain some weight he looks sick and some stupid Web site said ollow his organic diet my goodness I would never let my son's look like they had a illness they was dying from I want the old McGee back!

Whatever is wrong with him, he needs to treat it and soon. He might have been heavier before but was a good looking guy. Now he looks little more than a corpse. DeeCee12 posted over a year ago. I cannot find a single instance where he admits to any sickness or any form of cancer. Not really sure where the other answers purporting so are getting their info. Cookies help us bring you Fanpop.

By using Fanpop, you agree to our use of cookies. Learn More Got It! Abby Sciuto. Malcolm In the Middle. There have been a number of studies conducted to examine the effects obesity has on the voice as well as what significant weight loss does to one's voice.

According to Dr. In men, there is a relatively higher level of female hormones and they respond to this. This can result in a slight lightening of the voice," wrote Gupta.

Specifically, the pitch gets slightly lower. While Murray was in no way obese based on his height and presumed weight, the extra 25 pounds he was carrying around could have had an impact on the sound of this voice.

All that said, another contingent of the NCIS fandom believes McGee's raspy voice is part of a concerted effort to separate him from his earlier nerd characterization and turn him into a more grizzled and cool detective. Most fans are in agreement that the change in McGee's voice came along with his newly svelte look, but some hold out that the gruff voice is a part of a larger attempt to make McGee cool. Another poster cast doubt on the validity of the weight loss theory, saying that the change is simply too stark to be anything but intentional.