J.G. Quintel
The Creator
Information
Gender	Male
State	Los Angeles, California
Voices	Mordecai, Hi Five Ghost, Hot Dog, Guardian, Motorcycle Guy, Llama Guy, Baby Ducks and Promise Pie
Debut	September 13, 1982, born in Miami, FL
Relationship	Cassie Strab

James Garland Quintel, or simply known as J.G. Quintel, is the creator of Regular Show. He was born September 13, 1982. He also voices Mordecai and Hi Five Ghost. He has worked with other shows on Cartoon Network such as The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack, Camp Lazlo, and Adventure Time.

HistoryEdit

One of his first films as an animator was in "2 in the AM PM". It is much more vulgar than Regular Show, including swearing and drug use, but it does have some of the same character ideas and voices as in Regular Show. Another film he did was "The Naive Man from Lolliland" where Sam Marin voiced both the waiter and the first Pops. Also, he starred as an animator in the credits of the 2008 movie "Horton Hears a Who!" and on the Phineas and Ferb episode, "Jerk de Soleil".

J.G. Quintel currently lives in Los Angeles, CA. He has been married for two years to Cassia Streb (not Janie Haddad, contrary to rumors). He attended high school in Hanford, California in 1997, and graduated shortly after May of 2000, when he was nominated as a 12th grade California academic all-star. After high school, Quintel attended the California Institute of Arts in Valencia. In 2004, J.G. obtained an internship at Cartoon Network studio to work on the Star Wars: Clone Wars television series.

He has worked with Thurop Van Orman (Flapjack) and Pendleton Ward (Adventure Time) at least once. He was a regular crew member on Flapjack and helped write the Adventure Time episode, "Ocean of Fear". He went to the California of Arts University with Pen, who is as old as him. His mother is Terri Morris and his father is James Allen Quintel. He also has a younger brother, Peyton Dean, who plays the bass.

Boarded EpisodesEdit

Season OneEdit

• "The Power"
• "Caffeinated Concert Tickets" (with Mike Roth)

• "Death Punchies" (with Mike Roth and Jake Armstrong)

• "Prank Callers" (with Mike Roth and Kent Osborne)
• "Don" (with Benton Connor and Kat Morris)

• "Rigby's Body" (with Mike Roth)

Season TwoEdit

• "Rage Against the TV" (with Mike Roth and John Infantino)

• "See You There"

• "First Day"

• "Skunked" (with Sean Szeles)

Season ThreeEdit

• "Terror Tales of the Park" ("Creepy Doll")
• "Eggscellent"
• "Replaced" (with Mike Roth and John Infantino)

OtherEdit

• Pilot
• 2 in the AM PM
• Naive Man from Lolliland

Voice Actors of Regular Show Alan Sklar • April Stewart • B.J. Ward • Brad Culver • Carl Weathers • Courtenay Taylor • David Kaye • David Ogden Stiers • Donald Glover • Fred Tatasciore • J.G. Quintel • Jackie Earle Haley • James Hong • Janie Haddad • Jeff Bennett • Julian Dean • Julian Holloway • Lee Reherman • Linda Cardellini • MC Lyte • Mark Hamill • Michael Dorn • Minty Lewis • Nolan North • Paul F. Tompkins • Rich Fulcher • Richard McGonagle • Robert Englund • Robin Atkin Downes • Roger Craig Smith • Roger Jackson • S. Scott Bullock • Sam Marin • Scott MacDonald • Sean Szeles • Steven Blum • Tim Curry • Tiny Lister • Toby Jones • Troy Baker • Tyler, The Creator • William Salyers • Yuri Lowenthal Storyboarders of Regular Show Andress Salaff • Ben Adams • Benton Connor • Calvin Wong • Dennis Messner • Hellen Jo • Henry Yu • Hilary Florido • J.G. Quintel • Jake Armstrong • John Infantino • Kat Morris • Kent Osborne • Madeline Queripel • Mike Roth • Minty Lewis • Paul Scarlata • Sarah Oleksyk • Sean Szeles • Shion Takeuchi • Toby Jones • Zac Moncreif External linksEdit J.G. Quintel on Twitter J.G. Quintel on DeviantART J.G. Quintel on Facebook