H. Jon Benjamin Movies
Comedian H. Jon Benjamin is the man behind that blunt, coarse, stupidly optimistic voice known and loved by fans of Cartoon Network's Adult Swim programming. In his earlier days, he was the voice of lovable layabout Ben Katz on Dr. Katz Professional Therapist. But his Squigglevision-rendered characters did not stop there. He was also the voice of Professor Parsons on Science... (read more) Court before moving on to his regular gig on Home Movies as both the hapless has-been Coach Jon McGurk and the snot-nosed sidekick Jason Panopolis. Benjamin also can be heard in episodes of Saddle Rash, Hey Monie!, Space Ghost, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, and several other cartoons. His feature-film appearances, sadly, are often obscured by poorly distributed, sharply written independent comedies that have yet to reach their audience. However, you can hear him as the voice of the can of vegetables in one of the more absurd plot threads of the film Wet Hot American Summer. He can also be seen in the satirical comedy Temptation, a film made in accordance with the Dogme 69 [sic] manifesto that may or may not ever be released. H. Jon Benjamin also shows up on-stage in New York City for the bizarre kiddie show Midnight Pajama Jam and the comedy thing called Tinkle with Todd Barry and David Cross. He lent his vocal talents to the FX series Archer as well as the program Bob's Burger's, and he had a brief series of his own called Jon Benjamin Has a Van. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
Archer: Season 02
2011
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Jon Benjamin Has a Van [TV Series]
2011
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Archer: Season 01
2010
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Archer [Animated TV Series]
2009
There's intrigue (and plenty of ineptitude) at an international intelligence agency in this animated comedy created by Adult Swim veteran Adam Reed (Sealab...
Lucy, Daughter of the Devil [Animated TV Series]
2007
A 15-minute component of Cartoon Network's cutting-edge "Adult Swim" weekend block, the CGI series Lucy, Daughter of the Devil was described as a "family show"--neglecting...
Freak Show [Animated TV Series]
2006
A not-unexpectedly raunchy and iconoclastic animated series from the Comedy Central mills, the half-hour Freak Show chronicled the adventures of "The Freak Squad", a...
Home Movies: Season 04
2003
The fourth season of the flash-animated series Home Movies yields 13 half hour episodes, the first of which finds 8-year-old wannabe filmmaker Brendon becoming a movie...
Martin & Orloff
2002
American independent filmmaker Lawrence Blume makes his feature debut with the absurd dark comedy Martin & Orloff, starring a lot of the folks from the Upright Citizens...
Home Movies: Season 02
2002
Season two of Home Movies abandons the "Squigglevision" process which provided the animated show with most of its movement (such as it was) during its first season. Producer...
Home Movies: Season 03
2002
Thirteen new, flash-animated episodes are seen during the third season of Home Movies. The opener "Shore Leave" finds 8-year-old aspiring filmmaker Brendon being branded...
Aqua Teen Hunger Force [Animated TV Series]
2000
Using characters intended for an episode of Space Ghost Coast to Coast, writers Matt Maiellaro and Dave Willis created Aqua Teen Hunger Force, which began airing in...
Who's The Caboose?
1999
In this mock documentary, a filmmaker who has received a grant to make a feature about fatally ill homeless people decides at the last minute to instead turn his camera on Susan...
Home Movies [Animated TV Series]
NR 1999
The weekly, half-hour animated sitcom Home Movies was originally produced in the "Squigglevision" process created by Tom Snyder (Dr. Katz), in which eight frames of...
Home Movies: Season 01
1999
The first season of Home Movies is animated in the "Squigglevision" process popularized by cartoon producer Tom Snyder on such earlier programs as Dr. Katz and Science...
Dr. Katz: Season 01
1995
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