With so many popular shows to choose from, there are some voices that you just can’t help but to recognize. Continue on for a list notable voice actors responsible for bringing your favorite characters to life.

Tara Strong made many wishes come true as the beloved protagonist Timmy Turner in "The Fairly Odd Parents."

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Peter Griffin is just one of the characters that Seth MacFarlane voices in his show Family Guy, but he certainly is the most well-known. MacFarlane also voices Stewie Griffin, Brian the dog and Glenn Quagmire from the main cast of the show.

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Mark Hamill had killed audiences with laughter as The Joker since the early 90s hit TV show, Batman: The Animated Series. Better known as the actor who played Luke Skywalker, Hamill has voiced the Joker in dozens of projects from multiple animated series and films, and video games like DC Universe Online and Batman: Arkham Knight.

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Tom Kenny's peppy performance as Spongebob SquarePants is a bright spot in many people's childhoods. He's been the voice of Spongebob since 1999.

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You certainly don't want to catch these hands; all four of them! Kevin Michael Richardson voiced the brutal Goro in the 1995 live-action film, Mortal Kombat.

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Nancy Cartwright voices the rambunctious troublemaker Bart Simpson in the long-running TV show The Simpsons. In 2026, the show aired its 800th episode.

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Dan Castellaneta as Homer Simpson may not be the best example of a father figure, but he has us in stitches whenever he appears on the screen.

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Casey Kasem’s Shaggy performance in Scooby-Doo left us all hungry for more.

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You can’t have one without the other! This dynamic duo would be incomplete without the voice talents of Don Messick as the eponymous Scooby-Doo.

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Long live the King! Years after his legendary performance as the voice of Darth Vader, James Earl Jones influenced the childhoods of millions as Mufasa in Disney’s The Lion King.

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John DiMaggio's voice is one that most animated sitcom lovers will recognize from many different shows. Most notably, he voices Bender, the sarcastic robot from Futurama, but he's also played Brother Blood in Teen Titans, Jake the Dog in Adventure Time and Dr. Drakken from Kim Possible.

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