George Lowe, the unforgettable voice behind Space Ghost Coast to Coast, has passed away at the age of 67. His unique comedic style and unmistakable voice left a lasting impact on animation and comedy, making generations of fans laugh with his deadpan delivery and offbeat humor. His passing on March 2 has left a void in the world of animation, with fans and colleagues alike mourning the loss of a true original.
The Man Behind the Mic
For many, George Lowe was more than just a voice actor—he was the heart and soul of Space Ghost Coast to Coast. When the show debuted in 1994 on Cartoon Network, no one really knew what to expect. It took an old superhero from the 1960s and turned him into a clueless, egotistical talk show host, interviewing real celebrities in the most bizarre and hilarious ways.
Lowe’s deep, commanding voice made Space Ghost sound like he actually believed he was running a legitimate talk show, which only made the awkward interviews and absurd jokes even funnier. His delivery was perfect—never forced, never trying too hard—just naturally, effortlessly hilarious. His work on Space Ghost helped lay the foundation for Adult Swim, influencing an entire generation of alternative animated comedy.

Even after Space Ghost Coast to Coast ended, Lowe’s voice popped up everywhere—on Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Robot Chicken, Squidbillies, and countless other shows. He became a legend in the animation world, even if most people never saw his face.
Remembering George Lowe
News of Lowe’s death has hit hard, especially for those who worked with him. His longtime friend Marvin Boone called him “one of the funniest people I’ve ever known,” adding, “He could make you laugh without even trying. That was his magic.”
Fans flooded social media with their favorite Space Ghost moments—clips of Lowe effortlessly turning even the most awkward celebrity interviews into comedy gold. For many, he was part of their childhood, part of the reason they fell in love with weird, offbeat humor.
More Than Just a Voice
Lowe was an artist in addition to being a voice actor. He spent a lot of time producing and enjoying the beauty of visual storytelling, and he had a strong passion for painting and collecting art. He enjoyed creating art as much as he enjoyed making others laugh.
A Lasting Legacy
George Lowe may be gone, but his impact will never fade. His voice, his humor, and his unique comedic style shaped modern animation and influenced countless creators. Space Ghost Coast to Coast wasn’t just a funny show—it was a groundbreaking one, and Lowe was the reason it worked so well.
His legacy will live on in every laugh, every joke, and every weird, wonderful clip that fans will keep sharing for years to come.
Rest in peace, George Lowe. Thanks for all the laughs—you’ll always be our Space Ghost.
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