George Lowe, Legendary Voice of Space Ghost, Dies at 67

March 2, 2025 – The entertainment world mourns the loss of George Lowe, the beloved voice actor best known for bringing Space Ghost to life. Lowe passed away at the age of 67 after a long illness, leaving behind a remarkable legacy in animation and voice acting. His longtime friend, Marvin, confirmed the heartbreaking news, describing Lowe as "a supremely talented artist and the funniest man on Earth."

Born November 10, 1957, in Dunedin, Florida, George Edward Lowe discovered his passion for broadcasting at an early age. By 15, he had already landed his first job at WWJB in Brooksville, Florida. After graduating from Hernando High School in 1975, Lowe honed his craft at the Radio Engineering Institute of Sarasota and Pasco-Hernando Community College, laying the foundation for a stellar career.

His commanding voice and natural wit made him a standout in radio, but fate had bigger plans—television animation would soon come calling.

Lowe’s career skyrocketed in 1994 when he was cast as the voice of Space Ghost in the groundbreaking animated talk show "Space Ghost Coast to Coast."

This revival of the 1960s superhero series transformed Space Ghost into a hilariously awkward talk show host, blending absurdist comedy with real-life celebrity interviews. The show’s offbeat humor, paired with Lowe’s unmistakable voice, helped establish Adult Swim, influencing modern animation and comedy.

Lowe’s deadpan delivery and razor-sharp wit became a signature style, turning Space Ghost into an icon of animated satire. His performance not only defined the show but also reshaped late-night animated programming, leaving an enduring impact on the industry.

While Space Ghost Coast to Coast cemented Lowe’s place in television history, his talents extended far beyond a single role. Over the years, he lent his voice to numerous animated projects, further showcasing his versatility and comedic genius:

• The Brak Show – Voiced Brak’s father, a role that highlighted his comedic range.
• Aqua Teen Hunger Force – Appeared in multiple episodes, bringing his signature humor to Adult Swim’s beloved absurdist universe.
• Robot Chicken – Provided voices for various skits, proving his ability to adapt to different comedic styles.
• Video Games – Featured in AdventureQuest Worlds and MechQuest, bringing his distinct voice to gaming audiences.

Lowe’s voice wasn’t just recognizable—it was a cornerstone of pop culture, influencing generations of animation fans and voice actors alike.

Following the news of his passing, tributes flooded social media from fans, colleagues, and the entertainment industry.

His longtime friend Marvin, who shared the sad news, reminisced about their 40-year friendship, calling Lowe a "warm-hearted genius" and celebrating his legacy as one of the most distinctive voices in animation.

Fans echoed these sentiments, sharing clips, quotes, and heartfelt messages honoring the man whose voice shaped a generation of animated television.

Lowe’s influence on comedy, voice acting, and animation is undeniable. His role as Space Ghost set a new standard for animated talk shows and paved the way for the irreverent humor of Adult Swim. His ability to make audiences laugh with just the inflection of his voice was a rare gift, and his passing marks the end of an era.

Though he may be gone, his voice lives on—in reruns, in the memories of devoted fans, and in the DNA of modern animated comedy.

Rest in peace, George Lowe. Your voice, your wit, and your legacy will never be forgotten.