The famous voice actor George Lowe who provided narration for Space Ghost Coast to Coast lost his life due to illness at 67 years old. Tributes came from George Lowe’s close friend Marvin Boone who linked the information on Facebook that verified the tragic news of George Lowe’s passing.
A Friend’s Heartfelt Tribute
Boone expressed his devastation, writing:
“I’m beyond devastated. My Zobanian brother and best friend for over 40 years, George Lowe, has passed away after a long illness. A part of me has also died.”
Praising George Lowe’s incredible talent and humor, Boone added:
“He was a supremely talented artist and voice actor. A true warm-hearted genius. Funniest man on Earth too. I’ve stolen jokes from him for decades. He stole some of mine. He was also the voice of Space Ghost and so much more. Pweeloto.”
A representative from George Lowe verified the sad news about the departed voice of animation to AV Club thus confirming the disappearance of a televisual era pioneer.
A Legacy That Began with Space Ghost
Lowe gained immense fame through his Space Ghost voice role in the adult animated talk-show parody Space Ghost Coast to Coast which premiered in 1994. The animated television series from Mike Judge became the initial Cartoon Network original show which established a precedent for its future success in producing adult-centered entertainment. Through his unique combination of voice and humor he created an enduring legacy which cult-followers of the famous show will always cherish.
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