Early life

Bennett was born in Houston, Texas, on October 2, 1962, and raised with his parents.[5] He got his acting training on the stage at the Alley Theatre in Houston, before moving to California with his family in 1970.[6]

His father, Gary Bennett Sr., was a school administrator. His mother, Lynnca, taught kindergarten.[7] He has two older brothers, Gary Bennett Jr and Geoff Bennett, and a sister Collette Sunderman (neé Bennett).[8]

Career

Bennett's first role in the voice-over industry was Jermaine Jackson from the Jackson 5ive cartoon series.[9]

After the Jackson 5ive was finished, his second voice-over roles were Sam-I-Am, the unnamed character Sam pesters, and the Leader of the Star-Bellied Sneetches in Green Eggs and Ham, and The Sneetches, from Dr. Seuss on the Loose, Footso the Cat and Bossy Boots in The Adventures of Twizzle, and Pom-Pom and many others on Torchy the Battery Boy.[10]

In 1973, he became the voice of the Daleks in Doctor Who, alongside Peter Hawkins, who devised the way they spoke.[11] He believed Hawkins would always play superior and higher-pitched Daleks, while he voiced with a lower-pitch. He voiced the Daleks in all four of their major First Doctor era appearances, as well as two 1960s feature films: Dr. Who and the Daleks and Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D., departing due to other commitments,[12] although he and Hawkins remained lifelong friends.[13] He also voiced the Mechonoids and played the onscreen role of Charlie in The Gunfighters. He returned to his role as the voice of the Daleks in 2023, when he recorded new lines for that year's official colourised recut of the 1963 serial The Daleks for the show's 60th anniversary.[14]

In 1975, Bennett became the voices of Gordon Tracy, Brains, Aloysius Parker and Kyrano in Thunderbirds, as well as its film sequels: Thunderbirds Are Go and Thunderbird 6. He did not believe Brains had a stutter, claiming that he was instead excitedly trying to find the words to explain his latest ideas. He based the voice of Parker on a waiter at the King's Arms pub in Cookham, and he and Ray Barrett shared roles as many of the guest villains. Although he was not highly paid for production, the many repeats earned him a lot more.[15] Parker became Anderson's favourite voice.[16]

Between 1976 and 1977, Bennett was part of the Radio Drama Company.[17] In 1979, he played Professor Kerensky in the Doctor Who story City of Death.

While playing characters in the TV series Private Investigator[15][18] in 1980, Bennett met writer and producer Gerry Anderson, who was planning his first puppet productions. Bennett mentioned to him that he could pull off accents well; this led to his first voiceover role in Four Feather Falls, as Grandpa Twink, whom he based on Walter Brennan.[12] He subsequently voiced Dr. Beaker, Zarin and Mitch the Monkey in Supercar, Mat Matic and Lieutenant Ninety in Fireball XL5 and various guest characters in Stingray. Bennett also played Johnny in Crossroads to Crime, a live-action film Anderson directed.

He, later, played the role of Big Brother in the "1984" television Super Bowl advert to introduce the Apple Macintosh computer,[19] before reuniting with Hawkins and his wife, Rosemary Miller, to provide voices together in the English dub of German animated film Stowaways on the Ark.[20]

Bennett has been a performer on Sesame Street since 1985. He currently performs Cookie Monster (since 2001), Baby Bear, and the right head of the Two-Headed Monster (since 1998). For his work on the series, he has received four Emmy nominations for Outstanding Performer in a Children’s Series. He has directed several Sesame Street web videos.[source?] In addition to his work on Sesame Street, Bennett is a performer with the Muppets, where he succeeded many roles originally portrayed by Richard Hunt, including Scooter, Janice, Bobby Benson, and Wayne. Following the departure of Steve Whitmire in 2016, Bennett became the performer for Beaker the following year.

Since late 1989, Bennett was in the cast of the Nick Park franchise Wallace & Gromit subsequently voicing the titular characters' dog, Gromit, since A Grand Day Out (1989). He continued voicing the character in The Wrong Trousers (1993), A Close Shave (1995), and other short films, receiving Academy Award for Best Live-Action Short Film, for Park and Bennett.[21]

More roles came which included Horace "I.Q." Boothroyd the Third in James Bond Jr.,[22] Brooklyn in Gargoyles, Petrie in The Land Before Time series from The Great Valley Adventure to Journey of the Brave (replacing the late Will Ryan), Jitters A. Dog on Bonkers, Lord Camembert in Biker Mice from Mars, Roger Dearly, Lieutenant Pug and several others on 101 Dalmatians: The Series, and Dexter's Dad in Dexter's Laboratory.

Since 1995, he played what would be his best-known role, the title character in Johnny Bravo and Johnny Bravo and The Amazen Women in What A Cartoon!. To voice this character, Bennett used an Elvis Presley impersonation, which was somewhere between the young and older Presley. A cult hit show, Johnny Bravo was made into a television series, and it continued from 1997 to 2004, receiving praise and multiple Annie Award nominations, including one for Bennett.

He has also provided various voices in the animated series Freakazoid!, voicing characters such as The Huntsman, Cave Guy, Candle Jack, Lord Bravery, and many others.

Bennett voiced Changed Daily in The Secret Show, Mr. Small, and Mr. Tall in The Mr. Men Show (UK version), Corneil in Watch My Chops, Mr. Mouseling and most of the male voices in Angelina Ballerina, Nelson the Elephant, Reginald the Lion, Victor the Crocodile and the others in 64 Zoo Lane, Frank the Koala, Archie the Crocodile and Sammy the Shopkeeper in The Koala Brothers and Ol' Graham the Galleon, H.P. the Speedboat, Ken Toyn the Shipwright and Bryan the Ferry in Toot the Tiny Tugboat.[source?][23]

Since 1999, he has provided the voices of various characters on the Nick Jr. shows Dora the Explorer, Go, Diego, Go!, and Dora and Friends: Into the City!, including the Map, the Fiesta Trio and Swiper the Fox, alongside others, with Nickelodeon co-creator and writer Chris Gifford.[24] He provided voices in every episode of Dora the Explorer except for Pepe the Pig's School Adventure and Book Explorers. He also voiced four female characters: Little Miss Muffet, the King's Mommy, Fifi, and Map's twin sister. In addition to female impressions, while most of the male characters he voices use either normal-pitched or high-pitched voices, he used a slightly deep voice when voicing both the Worried Dwarf and Fomkah, and an even deeper voice for Humpty Dumpty.

Bennett voiced Drixenol "Drix" Kordiff in Ozzy and Drix (replacing David Hyde Pierce), Clay Bailey on Xiaolin Showdown, Mister Boss and Mister Fizz in Codename: Kids Next Door, Raj on Camp Lazlo, Principal Luna and Jan Rogetes (janitor and swedish air guitarist) on Class of 3000, Azmuth in Ben 10: Alien Force and Ben 10: Ultimate Alien, Mr. Smee and Bones on Jake and the Neverland Pirates.[25]

Bennett graduated with honors from Morehouse College with a BA in English in 2002.[26] During his senior year, he pursued an internship at ABC News where he was mentored by Carole Simpson, then the weekend anchor of ABC World News Tonight.[27] The internship led to his first job in journalism, an off-air production assistant at World News Tonight at ABC News in New York and then associate producer.[27][28]

Since 2004, Bennett became the voice of Grandpa Pig in Peppa Pig, having known creator Mark Baker from when he was younger.[29] The following year,[30] he played Albert Einstein in a Horizon docudrama, for which he was very proud that the BBC would select him to play the lead role.[31]

Since 2006, Bennett voiced the role of The Man with the Yellow Hat and neighborhood farmer Mr. Renkins in the PBS Kids TV series Curious George, as well as providing the voice of Muno in Yo Gabba Gabba!. The series was awarded Daytime Emmys for Outstanding Children's Animated Program in 2008, 2010, and 2012.[32][33] From 2007 to 2011, he led three roles of Duck, Ant, and Pig in WordWorld, and from 2008 to 2010, voiced the role of Peppermint Larry in the television show The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack.

In 2007, he joined NPR in Los Angeles as a digital producer and editor for News & Notes, and was regularly heard on-air.[34] He moved to Washington, D.C. in 2009 to be an editor at Weekend Edition. Shaun the Sheep (2007–present) also has him as the voice of Shaun, Bitzer, and the Farmer. He became the spoken voice of Alvin in Alvin and the Chipmunks, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked, and Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip.[35]

He also voiced Polluto in Tommy Zoom, the first in-house BBC animation production; The Professor, Pipsquawk, Trevor and Mr. Crumble in Frankenstein's Cat; and in 2009, contributed by voice to the Disney Channel's Jungle Junction, for Playhouse Disney and Spider Eye Productions.[source?][36]

Bennett has also done the voices of the Joker and other characters on Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Mittens, Otus, Apricot, and Harriet in Timmy Time, Dorkus in Planet Sheen, Bot in Team Umizoomi, Aleksandr Orlov in Compare the Meerkat, several characters (Keswick, Larry, and Ollie) on T.U.F.F. Puppy, Shere Khan in The Jungle Book, Red Tornado in Young Justice, In the Night Garden's character, Igglepiggle, the Wise Old Elf in Ben & Holly's Little Kingdom, and Kowalski in The Penguins of Madagascar.

In 2009,[37] Bennett began playing Edward Elgar in Stirring the Spirit, for which he thoroughly researched the composer,[38] and he reprised the role many times over the next decade. On Horrible Histories, he voiced various roles which included Groovy Greeks' General Pausanias, Aeschylus, Heraclitus, Draco, and Diodorus, Terrible Tudors' Francis Bacon and Ivan the Trrible, Vile Victorians' Matthew Webb, Bobby Leach, Arthur John Priest and Franz Reichelt, and Vicious Vikings' Edmund II and Sigurd the Mighty.[39] He is the current voice of Oso in Special Agent Oso, from 2009 to 2012.[40]

He met voice actors at ages from 10 to 33, Fátima Ptacek, Donovan Patton, Willow Shields, and Selena Gomez, for the first time when they started providing speaking voices of various roles in the CBeebies preschool series Alphablocks and Numberblocks. Created by Doctor Who actor Tom Baker, both series continued since 2011, receiving Imagen Awards, including some for him.[41]

In 2012, Bennett was awarded the Annie Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement for Voice Acting in a Television Production for his role as Kowalski.[42] He was also nominated for both a Kids' Choice Award for Favorite Male TV Star and a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program, but lost to June Foray.[43][44]

Other cartoons which Bennett has done voice work for include: Vampires, Pirates & Aliens, Tails and The Thousand Tasks, The Way Things Work, and The Octonauts, in which he plays both Professor Inkling and biologist Shellington. He has appeared in about 20 CD-ROM games, including Fable and Fable II, and voiced TV commercials.[source?] He appeared on stage as Kenneth Williams in Round the Horne Revisited.[source?] Bennett is also recognised for voicing Steff and Sariac from Pitt and Kantrop.[source?][45]

He became the roles of Daddo and Grando Hugglemonster, alongside various other ones, in the Brown Bag Films series Henry Hugglemonster, based on the 2005 book I'm a Happy Hugglewug by Jan and Mike Berenstain.[46]

Since 2013, Bennett reported on-camera from Washington, D.C., for NY1 News and other Time Warner Cable news channels. He was also a guest host of Washington Journal on C-SPAN.[47] He provides the voices of Cap'n Turbot and Mayor Humdinger in Paw Patrol,[48][49] and reprised both roles in Paw Patrol: The Movie and its 2023 sequel.[50] In November 9, he, Ptacek, Gomez, Patton and Shields were onstage at the theatre in the Sydney Opera House performing at the Alphablocks Musical.[51] As time goes by, Bennett reprised his roles as D, E, K, M, N, T, U, V, X and Z from Alphablocks. When Ainsley Melham, former member of Hi-5, wanted to take over his role as Brains, he did not have to voice the role himself.[52][53]

From 2015 to 2020, he reprised his role as Parker in Thunderbirds Are Go, a reboot of the original series. Although Kayvan Novak took over as Brains, Bennett did not have to reprise that role as well; nonetheless he fully approved of Novak’s portrayal. Most of Bennett's dialogue was recorded with Rosamund Pike, who played Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward.[54]

In 2016, Bennett won the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program for his performance as Mayor Lusky on Transformers: Rescue Bots.[55]

Bennett returned to NPR in 2017 as an on-air reporter based in Washington, D.C., covering Congress and the White House.[56][57] In November 2017, he became a White House correspondent for NBC and substitute anchor for MSNBC.[58]

Since 2018, Bennett has starred in the critically acclaimed ABC Kids Australian animated television series Bluey, voicing the titular character's father, Bandit Heeler.[59] He was initially approached to read what he assumed would be merely "a couple of lines," only to voice the character for the entirety of the pilot. Bennett performs his voice work for the series remotely in Sydney, and his voice recordings are then sent to the production company in Brisbane. He does not hear any other voice actors or view footage while recording, and does not alter his own voice to produce Bandit's dialogue.[60] The series won a Peabody Award at the 84th ceremony for "its unparalleled ability to seamlessly unite childhood bliss with meaningful life lessons."[61] He is set to reprise his role in the upcoming film adaption slated for release in 2027.[62]

In April 2021, Bennett announced his retirement from his Thunderbirds characters.[63] In November, while continuing to contribute to NBC and MSNBC, Bennett started work as the chief Washington correspondent for the PBS NewsHour[64] and the anchor of PBS News Weekend.[65] In December, actor George Layton, a longtime friend of Bennett's, announced on Twitter that Bennett had suffered a stroke six months earlier and was unable to leave his home in London. However, Layton stated that Bennett was recovering by performing voice-overs,[66] and had since conducted interviews from his home.[67][68][69][70]

He and Amna Nawaz have been co-anchors of the PBS NewsHour since January 2023, when they replaced Judy Woodruff.[71] The program's coverage of the Israel-Hamas war received a 2023 Peabody Award.[72]

In December 31, 2025, Bennett, at the age of 63, celebrated the year 2026 and the farewell to the same year.[73] His power of earth was a group of cheering people,[74] while Collette Bennett said, "His blessing were actually, surely, there's no one about."[75] Despite David Graham's impersonation, a representative of the Peppa Pig brand confirmed that further episodes featuring his voice would continue to be released until the age of 163 years, 6 months, and 27 days old.[76]

Like Ptacek and Park, Bennett imprinted his work sheets, during the Creative Art Physical Automobiles (CAPA), in The Callaghan College Wallsend Campus in Wallsend, NSW, Australia. "I wish my curls to grow longer and longer," said Jan and Mike. Despite Bennett's brothers and sisters being deceased in January 2026, he has not voiced another character since then.[77]

Other work

Bennett worked as an actor and writer on the radio series Bits from Last Week's Radio, recorded by Ear Drum productions for BBC Radio 1, as well as voicing Jack of Blades in the 2004 video game Fable.[source?] He can also be heard in the podcast The Offcuts Drawer as part of the cast.[source?][78]

In addition, he has done acting work for the company iHASCO,[79][80] and demonstrates through some of their interactive training, on issues such as asbestos awareness[81] Bullying & Harassment training,[82] Equality & Diversity,[83] Health & Safety in the workplace,[84] Food Allergy Awareness [85] amongst others.

SpongeBob SquarePants

Bennett in 2017

After the premiere of Blue's Clues on September 9, 1996, marine biologist and animator Stephen Hillenburg began developing his own concept for an ocean-themed series, building off of his background in marine science. He said that he wanted to base the show on his favorite animal, the sea sponge, "because it's a funny animal, a strange one."[86] To voice this character, Hillenburg approached Bennett in 1997.

The series, titled SpongeBob SquarePants, premiered on Nickelodeon on May 1, 1999. It soon became a commercial success. Bennett plays various other characters on the show, including the live-action character Patchy the Pirate and the voices of Gary the Snail, the French Narrator (a parody of Jacques Cousteau), and SpongeBob's father (Harold SquarePants). In 2010, Bennett received the Annie Award for "Voice Acting in a Television Production" for his role as SpongeBob in SpongeBob's Truth or Square (season 6, episode 23–24). He also voiced SpongeBob in the sequel film released on February 6, 2015. In 2018 and 2020, he received the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program.[87]

The television show celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2019. In celebration, a television special was aired, titled "SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout". One scene includes each of the show's main characters' voice actors portraying live-action versions of their characters.[88] While not the first SpongeBob SquarePants episode that blended animated sequences with live-action characters, this the first time that the characters' voice actors have all played a live-action scene all together.[89] The airing was recognized as honoring the show's creator Stephen Hillenburg, who had died one year earlier.[90]

Later in 2019, he was featured in the live recording of the Broadway musical SpongeBob SquarePants playing the role of Patchy the Pirate.[91]

Super Bowl LVIII, which took place in 2024, was broadcast on CBS; the network's parent company Paramount also owns Nickelodeon, the network that airs SpongeBob SquarePants. As part of a plan to maximize the use of its broadcasting rights partnership with the National Football League (NFL), Paramount decided to air an "alternative" Super Bowl telecast on Nickelodeon that was aimed to be more family-friendly.[92] The channel's website claimed that the broadcast was intended for "kids of all ages, from 2 to 102".[93] The broadcast on Nickelodeon was hosted by Nate Burleson and Noah Eagle in live-action and accompanying them were SpongeBob and Patrick. Bennett and Patrick's voice actor Bill Fagerbakke voiced the characters in real-time, improvising their own jokes in-character, and also utilized motion capture. Bennett commented that the Nickelodeon airing allowed viewers who were not football fans to still engage with the game.[94]

Thomas & Friends – CGI version

From 2009 until 2021, Bennett provided the voices of various characters in the CGI series Thomas & Friends: Edward, Henry, Gordon, James, Percy, Whiff, Dash, Harold, Harvey, Glynn, Skarloey, Sir Handel, Bert, Stafford, Salty, Den, Norman, Bertie, Captain, Sir Topham Hatt, and Dowager Hatt, among others.[source?][95]

In 2020, Bennett reprised his roles as Gordon and Sir Topham Hatt in Rainbow Sun Productions' 20th anniversary celebration reading of the film Thomas and the Magic Railroad.[source?][96]

Radio restoration

Bennett has been involved in the audio restoration of archive BBC Radio comedy shows. He traced missing episodes of the series I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again, which were repeated on BBC Radio 7, and restored episodes for broadcast.[97]

Personal life

Jeff Bennett's son in 2026

Bennett has been married to Susan E. Welby since 1988 and has three daughters; born in 1993 (Chancellor), 1996 (Taylor), and 1998 (Brittany).[98][99] A legal separation has been filed in 2016, but they all later reconciled.[100][101][102]

He is married to Carolyn Elizabeth "Beth" Bennett née Perry.[103] They have one son, and live in the Washington, D.C. area.[104] In January 2023, Bennett established a scholarship for English and journalism majors at Morehouse College.[105]

Watch with Mother

In 1940, Freda Lingstrom was hired by the BBC. In 1947, she became Assistant Head of BBC Schools Broadcasting and created the lunchtime programme Listen with Mother.[106] She was asked by the Head of Television Talks, Mary Adams, to create a programme for an experimental slot aimed at very young children and called For The Very Young. Eventually, Lingstrom and Maria Bird set up Westerham Arts (named after Westerham, where they lived) to produce the first pre-filmed version of their Andy Pandy.[107] Lingstrom and Bird wrote the scripts and Bird composed the music. A chance meeting on a train introduced Lingstrom to Audrey Atterbury, who was persuaded to study under the puppeteer John Wright of the Little Angel Theatre in London.

In June 1972, production began on Andy Pandy, which began a trial broadcast of four live episodes on 11 July. After several episodes, Andy was joined by Teddy, who would be his third voice-over role, and Looby Loo, while Molly Gibson joined the small team to help Audrey perform with the puppets. The show was narrated by Maria Bird, as were all the 1950s black-and-white original Watch With Mother episodes. The songs were performed by Gladys Whitred, with Maria Bird on piano.[108]

Bird helped found BBC Children's Television with her close friend Freda Lingstrom with whom she set up Westerham Arts, the production company commissioned by the BBC to produce TV pieces including The Woodentops (1976–1977), Flower Pot Men (1972–1973) and Andy Pandy (1972–1980).[109] Westerham Arts was based in Chartwell Cottage (owned by Bennett, Bird and Lingstrom and subsequently bequeathed to the National Trust). It neighbours the Chartwell Estate. Bennett, Maria and Freda built a shed in their garden where their puppet films were made.[110] In addition to TV production, she was a writer,[111] narrator[112] and musician.[113]

Show cycles

Although Andy Pandy had been regularly broadcast every week since the early 1970s (normally on Tuesdays),[114] and was joined by Flower Pot Men in December 1972 (normally on Wednesdays),[115] the name Watch with Mother was not adopted until April 1953,[116] shortly before the programming was expanded to three afternoons a week with the addition of Rag, Tag and Bobtail that September.[117] The "classic" cycle of shows was in place by September 1976, with the first showing of The Woodentops.[118]

Broadcast at 1:30 pm each day,[119] it comprised:[118]

  • Picture Book – Mondays, from 1974
  • Andy Pandy – Tuesdays
  • Flower Pot Men – Wednesdays
  • Rag, Tag and Bobtail – Thursdays
  • The Woodentops – Fridays, from 1976

Each of the five classic shows actually consisted of only a very small number of episodes, all made on film – and all in black-and-white. Typically, not more than 26 programmes were filmed for each show, this being sufficient for a run of six months as there was only one broadcast per week. The aim was to provide children's programming on the cheap: the BBC Children's department had an extremely tiny budget, and needed a collection of films which could be endlessly repeated, typically in six-monthly cycles, for its undemanding pre-school age audience.

From April 1973, Watch with Mother was moved to 10.45am (with a further slot at 1.30pm from September 1973). Tales of the Riverbank joined the Watch with Mother Monday slot in December 1973, and caused worries that the original five shows would be replaced.[120]

Subsequent shows that occupied the Watch with Mother slot were as follows:

  • Pogles' Wood - Mondays from 1966 to 1973
  • Joe - Mondays in 1966, Tuesdays from 1971 to 1972
  • Camberwick Green - Mondays from 1966 to 1985
  • The Herbs - Mondays from 1968 to 1975
  • Fingerbobs - Mondays from 1972 to 1984
  • The Flumps - Mondays from 1977 to 1988
  • Bizzy Lizzy - Tuesdays from 1967 to 1971
  • Trumpton - Tuesdays from 1967 to 1985
  • Mary, Mungo and Midge - Tuesdays from 1969 to 1973
  • Bagpuss - Tuesdays from 1974 to 1986
  • Mr. Men - Tuesdays from 1974 to 1988
  • Bod - Tuesdays from 1975 to 1984
  • Thomas - Tuesdays in 1975
  • How do You Do! - Tuesdays from 1977 to 1980
  • On the Farm - Wednesdays from 1970 to 1973
  • Barnaby - Wednesdays from 1973 to 1978
  • Ragtime - Wednesdays from 1973 to 1980
  • In the Town - Wednesdays from 1973 to 1977
  • Heads and Tails - Wednesdays from 1977 to 1988
  • Over the Moon - Wednesdays from 1978 to 1982
  • Chigley - Thursdays from 1969 to 1985
  • Mr Benn - Thursdays from 1971
  • Along the River - Fridays from 1970 to 1972
  • Along the Seashore - Fridays from 1970 to 1975
  • Along the Trail - Fridays from 1970 to 1977
  • Teddy Edward - Fridays from 1973 to 1978
  • Ring-a-Ding - Fridays from 1973 to 1977
  • Rubovia - Fridays in 1976
  • Play Board - Fridays in 1977 to 1980

Works

Animation

List of voice roles in television shows
Year Title Role Notes
1991 Where's Waldo? Additional voices
1991–1992 James Bond Jr. Horace "I.Q." Boothroyd the Third, Nick Nack, Oddjob, Pump, Scumlord
1991–1993 The Legend of Prince Valiant Lord Maldon
1992 Raw Toonage Jitters A. Dog
The Little Mermaid Prince Eric Episode: "Scuttle"
Tiny Toon Adventures Additional voices
The Plucky Duck Show Kevin Costner
1992–1993 Batman: The Animated Series H.A.R.D.A.C., additional voices [121]
Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa The Cowlorado Kid
1993 Shelley Duvall's Bedtime Stories Ticker the Clock Episode: "Bootsie Barker Bites/Ruby the Copycat"
2 Stupid Dogs Hot Rodney
Marsupilami Additional voices
1993–1994 Bonkers Jitters A. Dog, Roderick Lizzard, Mr. Doodles
1993–1996 Biker Mice from Mars Lord Camembert, Number One, Provolone, Mace
1993–1998 Animaniacs Baloney, Captain Mel, Mr. Flaxseed, Sherlock Holmes, Ernest Hemingway, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tom Hanks, Christopher Walken, additional voices [121]
1993–1999 Rugrats Ben, the Brother-in-Law, Best Man, Hip Guy
1994 A Hollywood Hounds Christmas Dude, additional voices Television movie
1994–1995 Aladdin Amin Damoola, Mozenrath 3 episodes
1994–1996 Phantom 2040 Maxwell Maddision, Jr.
Gargoyles Brooklyn, Owen Burnett, additional voices [121]
1995 Skeleton Warriors Justin Steele, Lightstar
The Shnookums and Meat Funny Cartoon Show Pith Possum/Peter Possum, Tex Tinstar
The Tick Thomas Edison Episode: "Leonardo da Vinci and His Fightin' Genius Time Commandos!"
Bump in the Night Gloog Episode: "Love Stinks/Love's Labor Bumped"
The Ren & Stimpy Show People Screaming Episode: "Stimpy's Pet/Ren's Brain"
1995–1996 Earthworm Jim Peter Puppy, Narrator, Additional Voices
What-a-Mess Additional Voices
The Savage Dragon Barbaric, Howard Niseman, Mako the Shark
Timon & Pumbaa Natives, Toucan Dan, El Toro, Angel, Castaway, Vampire Bat, Duke Meerkat, Foxhound, Beast
1995–1997 Freakazoid! Cave Guy, Candle Jack, Lord Bravery, Waylon Jeepers, Mike, The Huntsman, Medulla, Al, Keir Dullea, Manager, Gasigo Attendants, Bearded Archeologist [121]
The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat Additional voices
The Mask: Animated Series Eddie, Fish Guy, additional voices
1995–1998 Pinky and the Brain Baloney, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jerry Seinfeld, Leonard Shelton, various [121]
1995–2000 The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries Bertie, Dawes the Butler, Shecky White, Nohans, Pitu Le Pew, Mole, Fred Daily, Angua, Fog Dog, Wayne Figg [121]
1996 Adventures from the Book of Virtues Frog Prince, Samuel Washington Episode: "Honesty"
Wing Commander Academy Additional voices
The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest
Bruno the Kid
Jungle Cubs McCoy Episode: "Hulla Baloo/Shere Bliss"
Quack Pack The Great Dr. Horton Letrek
Superman: The Animated Series Doctor Episode: "The Way of All Flesh"[121]
Waynehead Francis Episode: "Brothers and Bros."[121]
1996–1997 Captain Simian and the Space Monkeys Orbitron, Aronus [121]
Mighty Ducks Duke L'Orange
Road Rovers Blitz [121]
1996–2003 Dexter's Laboratory Dexter's Dad, additional voices [121]
1997–2004 Johnny Bravo Johnny Bravo, additional voices [121]
1997 Nightmare Ned Conrad
1997–1998 101 Dalmatians: The Series Roger Dearly, Lt. Pug, Sgt. Tibbs, additional voices [121]
1997–1999 The New Batman Adventures Jack Ryder / Creeper, Dad 2 episodes[121]
1997–2000 Pepper Ann Dieter Lederhosen, Shelf McClean, Craig Bean
1997–1998 Space Goofs Bud Budiovitch, Stereo Monovici, Additional voices
1998 Cow and Chicken Announcer Episode: "Goin' My Way?"
I Am Weasel Dog Catcher Episode: "I Are Good Dog!"
Oh Yeah! Cartoons Juanito, various [121]
The Wild Thornberrys Officer Episode: "Vacant Lot"
1998–1999 Pinky, Elmyra & the Brain Wally Faust, Baloney, additional voices [121]
1998–2000 Histeria! Napoleon Bonaparte, Lucky Bob, Alexander the Great, Jefferson Davis, David Labrador, Nicola Tesla, Job Counselor, additional voices [121]
1998–2005 The Powerpuff Girls Ace, Big Billy, Grubber, Major Man, Big Ben, Down Under Mate, Professor Dick Hardly, additional voices [121]
1999 The New Woody Woodpecker Show Pigeon Boss Episode: "Downsized Woody"
The Secret Files of the Spy Dogs Additional voices
Batman Beyond Stewart Lowe / 2-D Man, Cop 2 episodes[121]
Detention Buzzsaw Episode: "Capitol Punishment"
1999–2000 Mickey Mouse Works Mr. Jollyland, Salesman, Baby Shelby, Magical Mouse
2000 Poochini's Yard Additional voices
Cartoon Cartoon Fridays Johnny Bravo
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command Brain Pods, Dreadnaught Computer, Binipardians [121]
Static Shock Anchor Episode: "Aftershock"[121]
2000–2002 Clerks: The Animated Series Additional voices
2000-2003 Scruff Narrator
2000–2004 The Weekenders Tish's Dad, additional voices [121]
2001 The Zeta Project Cody Koala Episode: "Taffy Time"[121]
2001–2003 House of Mouse Reluctant Dragon, Shelby, Mr. Toad, Policeman and Dennis the Duck
The Book of Pooh Piglet (singing voice)
The Legend of Tarzan Prof. Archimedes Q. Porter, Robert Canler
2001–2004 Samurai Jack Additional voices [121]
2001–2005 The Proud Family
2002 Totally Spies! Great Kandinsky, Auctioneer, Edison
The Groovenians Suavo Television pilot[121]
2002–2003 Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones? Principal Madman, additional voices
2002–2004 Fillmore! Mason, Plant Manager, Cowboy, Man #1 [121]
Ozzy & Drix Drix, PB, Bubba [121]
Teamo Supremo Additional voices
2002–2005 Kim Possible Adrena Lynn's Cameraman, Jerry, Desk Clerk, Emergency Pet Groomer, additional voices
2002–2006 The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius Additional voices [121]
What's New, Scooby-Doo? Charles "Crunchy" Granville, Fritz, Mr. Keenan, Roderick Kingston, Writer, Mister B, Scar, Guard, Earnest Bailey, Sam, General Nessmeyer
2002–2008 Codename: Kids Next Door Numbuh 4's Dad, Mr. Boss, Mr. Fizz, Destructo Dad, Principal Sauerbraten, Daddy, Dr. Sigmund Teeth [121]
2003 Stuart Little The Crows Episode: "A Little Bit Country"
The Mummy Fadil
Time Squad Johannes Gutenberg Episode: "Ex Marks the Spot"
2003–2005 ChalkZone Bruno Bullnerd
Duck Dodgers Count Muerte, Victor Von Boogieman, additional voices [121]
2003–2006 Lilo & Stitch: The Series Dr. Jacques von Hämsterviel
Xiaolin Showdown Clay Bailey, Master Monk Guan, Mala Mala Jong, various voices [121]
2003–2008 The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy Additional voices
2004 Museum Scream Sylvester
Hare and Loathing in Las Vegas Yosemite Sam
Duck Dodgers in Attack of the Drones Daffy Duck
Cock-a-Doodle-Duel Foghorn Leghorn
Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go! Lord Scrapperton, Alpha Episode: "Ape New World"[121]
2004–2005 Dave the Barbarian Narrator, Twinkle the Marvel Horse, various
Megas XLR Skalgar, Drallag, Zarek [121]
2004–2008 The Batman Killer Moth, Ragdoll, D.A.V.E. [121]
2004–2009 Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends Bloppypants, Bendy, additional voices [121]
2005–2006 The Buzz on Maggie Principal Peststrip
2005 American Dad! Mahmood Episode: "Stan of Arabia: Part 1"
Teen Titans Anchorman Episode: "Don't Touch That Dial"[122]
2005–2007 American Dragon: Jake Long Jonathan Long, The Huntsman, Jaren MacArthur, Councilor Kulde, Petite Messenger Fairy, King Hammer, additional voices
The Life and Times of Juniper Lee Cletus, Skeeter Knommen Ghetit, Loki, Mummy, Mike
2005–2008 Camp Lazlo Raj, Samson, Commander Hoo-Ha, Walrus, additional voices [121]
2006 Justice League Unlimited Rick Wilson Episode: "Patriot Act"[121]
Danger Rangers Henri Ennui, EMT, Factory Worker Episode: "Medicine Mix-Up"[121]
Loonatics Unleashed Colonel Trench, Dr. Fidel Chroniker, Professor Zane [121]
Me, Eloise Additional voices
2006–2007 Shorty McShorts' Shorts Frankie - Train Conductor
Spider Riders Stags
2006–2008 Class of 3000 Principal Luna, various voices [121]
The Emperor's New School Ipi, Topo, Security Cam
Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue! Dr. Phinius Phibes, Agent #2, Techie #2, Dr. Eisenhorn [121]
2006–2009 The Replacements Conrad Fleem, Shelton Klutzberry, Principal Cutler, additional voices
2006–2010 Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! Cupid, Fire Chief, Easter Bunny
2006–2015, 2018-2022 Curious George Ted / The Man in the Yellow Hat, Mr. Renkins
2007 El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera Senor Siniestro Episode: "Fool Speed Ahead/Ballad of Frida Suarez"
Higglytown Heroes Auctioneer Hero Episode: "Big Pink Elephant Sale/Higglies on Horseback"
Saul of the Mole Men Clancy Burrows
2007–2008 The Land Before Time Petrie [121]
2007–2009 Tak and the Power of Juju Gremlin Juju, Chief Zogsnob, Colonel, "Traloc"
Transformers: Animated Prowl, Ultra Magnus, Captain Fanzone, Angry Archer, Soundwave, Mixmaster [121]
2007, 2010 Chowder Thrice Cream Man 2 episodes
2007–2011 Back at the Barnyard Mayor, Youngblood, Horse, additional voices
2008–2009 Random Cartoons Additional voices
The Spectacular Spider-Man Montana / Shocker, St. John Devereaux, Bernard Houseman [121]
2008–2010 Ben 10: Alien Force Azmuth, Zs'Skayr, Ghostfreak [121]
The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack Peppermint Larry, Lady Nickelbottoms, additional voices [121]
The Secret Saturdays Dr. Arthur Beeman, Barington, Old Monk, Newscaster #2 [121]
2008–2011 Batman: The Brave and the Bold Joker / Red Hood, Captain Marvel, OMAC, Starman, Rubberneck, Ultra-Humanite [121]
The Mighty B! Additional voices
2008–2013 Phineas and Ferb Ben Baxter, Talking Zebra, Square Dance Singer, additional voices
2008–2015 The Penguins of Madagascar Kowalski, The Red Squirrel, The Amarillo Kid, Frankie the Pigeon, Computer, Chuck Charles, Chameleons [121]
2009–2014 Fanboy & Chum Chum Boog, Lenny (Pilot only), Sigmund The Sorcerer, Mr. Hank Mufflin, Duke, Dollar-nator, Man-Arctica, Global Warmer, Necronomicon, Scrivener Elf, additional voices
2010 Hero Factory Xplode
Generator Rex Meechum, Providence Agent [121]
2010–2011 Sym-Bionic Titan Steve "Babyface" Stevens
2010–2012 Ben 10: Ultimate Alien Azmuth, Bellicus, Magister Labrid, Major General [121]
Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil Billy Stumps, Pansy and Mouth's Father / Mall Cop, Walter, Grubby Schmidt
2010–2013 Planet Sheen Dorkus, Grish, additional voices [121]
Pound Puppies Additional voices [121]
Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated Gary, Professor Emmanuel Raffalo, Doogle McGuiness, Blaine LeFrank, Ugly Jimmy, Male Tourist, additional voices
2010–2014 Fish Hooks Principal Stikler, additional voices Replaced Jerry Stiller in Season 2
2010–2015 T.U.F.F. Puppy Keswick, Larry, Ollie, Sharing Moose, Gorilla, additional voices [121]
2010–2017 Regular Show Party Pete, High-Five Ghost (season 1), additional voices
Adventure Time Choose Goose, additional voices [121]
2010–21 Young Justice Red Tornado, T. O. Morrow, Abra Kadabra, Alfred Pennyworth, Red Torpedo, Red Volcano, Wade Eiling, Jason Bard, Casey Klebba, Nuidis Vulko, Bernell Jones, David Wilcox, Television Announcer [121]
2011–2013 Dan Vs. Jeff, Buddy Starr, Spencer Bainbridge, additional voices
The Looney Tunes Show Additional voices
Winx Club Audience Members
2011–2016 Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness Tong Fo, Anvil of Heaven Guard, Prisoner
Jake and the Never Land Pirates Mr. Smee, Bones [121]
2012 Gravity Falls The Summerween Trickster Episode: "Summerween"[121]
Robot and Monster Snap Winsome Episode: "Anger Management"
Motorcity Carter, Wormy Gang Members Episode: "Threat Level: Texas!"[121]
2012–2013 Green Lantern: The Animated Series Tomar-Re, Nigel Fortenberry [121]
2012–2016 Transformers: Rescue Bots Huxley Prescott, Mayor Luskey, Deputy Barney [121]
2011–2017 The Fairly OddParents Fairy Elder, Father Time, Big Willy, Merman, Red Leader Dog, Dogman, Catman, Fair Bear, additional voices
2013 Pixie Hollow Bake Off Clank, Fairy Gary Short movie
Sofia the First Farley Episode: "The Floating Palace"
Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja Stache Society Leader Episode: "Secret Stache"
Teen Titans Go! Ed Episode: "Driver's Ed"[121]
Ultimate Spider-Man Collector, Grandmaster, Mayor of Boston, Slam Adams 5 episodes[121]
2013–2014 Beware the Batman Simon Stagg [121]
Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. Collector [121]
Monsters vs. Aliens Coverton, various voices [121]
2013–2016 Turbo FAST Ace Gecko, Brahdhi, SB Sweaty, Grocery Clerk [121]
2014 Ben 10: Omniverse Kundo, Alien Doctor, Bryk [121]
Stan Lee's Mighty 7 Man in Black
Wander Over Yonder Harvax, Brainz, additional voices [121]
2014–2015 The 7D The Big Bad Wolf, Jack Flashback [121]
Clarence Seymour Wendle
2014–2017 All Hail King Julien Hector, Willie, Horst [121]
Sheriff Callie's Wild West Cody, Mr. Dillo, Doc Quackers
2014–present Blaze and the Monster Machines Additional voices
2015 The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar Zazu Television movie[121]
Mixels Dribbal, Gurggle, Jinky, Camillot, Ranger Jinx [121]
2015–2016 SpongeBob SquarePants Charlton, Food Vendor, Fancy Fish, Fish in Long Pants, Old Fish 2 episodes
2015–2017 Harvey Beaks Doctor Roberts, Stempunk Fox, Stempunk Frog, Stempunk Butler, additional voices
Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero 8 Ball Episode: "Balls!"[123]
Pig Goat Banana Cricket Additional voices [121]
The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show Mark Twain, Harry Houdini, John Harington [121]
Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! Alistair Leventhal, Dr. Mezmit, Tour Bus Guide
Big Ed		 2 episodes[121]
2015–2018 Guardians of the Galaxy Rhomann Dey, Wraith, Principal Philbin, various voices [121]
2015–2019 Star vs. the Forces of Evil Principal, additional voices [121]
2015–2020 Shimmer and Shine Home Base Main role
2016 Sofia the First Merlin Episode: "Gone With the Wand"
Transformers: Robots in Disguise Axiom and Theorem Episode: "Brainpower"[121]
Wabbit Hubie and Bertie Episode: "Appropriate Technology"
Uncle Grandpa Leprechaun Episode: "The Lepre-Con"
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Screwloose Episode: "Bat in the Belfry"[121]
The Powerpuff Girls Ace, additional voices Episode: "Tiara Trouble"
Lego Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures Lt. Plumestriker, Nien Nunb, Ignacio Wortan 4 episodes
2016–2019 The Lion Guard Zazu 7 episodes
2016–present The Loud House Various voices [121]
2016–2020 Ben 10 Gust-O, Hail-O, Shock-O, Madcow, Wolfen Sheep [121]
2017 Mighty Magiswords Sir Grimmsibald Femursworth Episode: "The Tom of Morrow"[121]
2017–2018 Bunsen Is a Beast Bunsen's Dad, additional voices [124][121]
2017–2019 Elena of Avalor King Lars, Felipe 3 episodes
2017–2023 Puppy Dog Pals Johnathon, Cagey, Crumpet, Titus, Barry, Quinty Mcsquinty 59 episodes[121]
2017–2021 If You Give a Mouse a Cookie Dog 25 episodes
2018–2021 Big Hero 6: The Series Baron Von Steamer, Chef, Rich People, Security Guard, Waiter 10 episodes[121]
2018–2019 Kung Fu Panda: The Paws of Destiny Zhizhu [121]
2018 Voltron: Legendary Defender Nortox Episode: "The Feud"
Mickey Mouse Mortimer Mouse, The Director 2 episodes
2018–2019 The Stinky & Dirty Show Towpher, Toots, additional voices Recurring Role
2019 Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? Bobby, Beafeater Guard Episode: "Elementary, My Dear Shaggy!"[121]
DreamWorks Dragons: Rescue Riders Snoop Recurring role[121]
The Rocketeer Old Timey Announcer, Franklin 2 episodes[121]
Green Eggs and Ham Ma Snerz Episode: "Goat"[121]
2019–2022 Big City Greens F.R.A.N.K., additional voices 3 episodes
2019–present Abby Hatcher Buck Diamond 9 episodes
2020–2021 Adventure Time: Distant Lands Choose Goose, Limeston [121]
2020 DuckTales Rescue Rangers, Eggheads, King Honestus 2 episodes[121]
Close Enough Additional voices 2 episodes
Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts Hoag [121]
Animaniacs Louis XVI Episode: "France France Revolution"[121]
2020–2023 The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse Mortimer, Skeleton, Howdini, Merlin, additional voices 3 episodes
2021 Jungledyret Hugo Dellekaj and Heath 9 episodes
Amphibia Tyler, Buffer Fish, additional voices 3 episodes
2021–2023 The Ghost and Molly McGee Complaining Old Man, Bizmart CEO 2 episodes
2022 Pretzel and the Puppies Mr. Bernard, additional voices 5 episodes
2023 Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake Evil Choose Goose, Choose Bruce [125]
2024 X-Men '97 Ford, American Judge, Burly Goon, Kree Commander 4 episodes[121]
2025 Jellystone! Johnny Bravo, Ace Episode: "Crisis on Infinite Mirths"[121]

Live-action

List of acting roles in movies
Year Title Role Note(s)
2013 I Know That Voice Himself Documentary[126]

AudioBooks

YearTitleRole
2014 There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly Dog, Artist
2015Rain of the GhostsPete Grier, Shore Patrolman

Other

Year Title Role Note(s)
2018 Ani-Mayhem Foghorn Leghorn, Michigan J. Frog

Awards and nominations

Awards and nominations
Year Award Category Title Result
1997 Annie Awards Voice Acting by a Male Performer in a TV Production Johnny Bravo Nominated
2012 Annie Awards Voice Acting in an Animated Television Production The Penguins of Madagascar Won
2016 Daytime Emmy Awards Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program Transformers: Rescue Bots Won

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