Picture
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Performer
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Feature
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Year
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Notes
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The Shanty Where Santy Claus Lives
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1933
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Mel Blanc
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Bugs Bunny's Looney Christmas Tales
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1979
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Does not appear onscreen; is instead only heard talking to his wife.
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National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
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1989
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A clumsy Santa is depicted during the film's opening title sequence.
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T.K. Carter
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What a Cartoon!: "George and Junior's Christmas Spectacular"
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1995
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Earl Boen
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A Pinky and the Brain Christmas
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1995
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Tom Hanks
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The Polar Express
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2004
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Hanks' role in this CGI movie was one of many in this 2004 adaptation of Chris Van Allsburgh's story. This Santa is portrayed as stern and imposing rather than happy and jolly.
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Paul Giamatti
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Fred Claus
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2007
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Mickey Rooney
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A Miser Brothers' Christmas
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2008
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As this special is a sequel to The Year Without a Santa Claus, this version of Santa is meant to be the same as the above-mentioned version from that special (albeit with a slightly different design). Mickey Rooney reprised the role for this special.
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Fred Tatasciore
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Scooby-Doo! Haunted Holidays
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2012
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Barry Corbin
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The Looney Tunes Show: "A Christmas Carol"
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2012
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Robert Morse
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Teen Titans Go!
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2015-2016
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Hal Smith
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The Flintstones: "Christmas Flintstone"
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1964
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When he's sick with a flu, Santa has Fred Flintstone substitute for him.
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Hal Smith
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A Christmas Story
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1972
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Hal Smith
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A Flintstone Christmas
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1977
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Like in the first Flintstones Christmas production, Santa has Fred substitute for him.
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Hal Smith
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Casper's First Christmas
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1979
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All that Casper wants for Christmas is for his friend Hairy Scary's house to not be torn down. Although Hairy doesn't believe in Christmas, Santa Claus nevertheless delivers him a deed to the condemned house.
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Hal Smith
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Yogi's First Christmas
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1980
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Peter Cullen
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Christmas Comes to Pac-Land
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1982
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Midnight Patrol: Adventures in the Dream Zone: "Santa-Napped"
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1990
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Hal Smith
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The Town Santa Forgot
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1993
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To repay Jeremy Creek for his unexpected kindness, Santa makes him his assistant in his annual trek. This would notably be the last production in which Santa was voiced by Hal Smith, who died the following year.
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T.K. Carter
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What a Cartoon!: "George and Junior's Christmas Spectacular"
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1995
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Jeff Bennett
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Dexter's Laboratory: "Dexter Vs. Santa's Claws"
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1998
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Dexter attacks Santa and shaves his beard in an attempt to prove that he is really his dad in a costume.
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Tom Bosley
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Johnny Bravo: "Twas the Night"
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1997
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Johnny mistakes Santa for a burglar and accidentally knocks him out, forcing him to take over for Santa. At the end of the episode, Santa gives Johnny boxing gloves, vowing that next year is "Round 2".
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[[:Category:|]] Earl Boen
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[[:Category:|]] A Johnny Bravo Christmas
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2001
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In the second Johnny Bravo Christmas episode, Johnny travels to the North Pole when he forgets to send his and his mother's letters to Santa. Upon being reminded of the previous episode's events, Santa upholds his promise to Johnny.
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Michael Bell
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The Powerpuff Girls: 'Twas the Fight Before Christmas
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2003
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Santa is tricked into believing that all the kids in the world are naughty after Princess Morbucks switches the headlines around on his naughty and nice lists.
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Danny Antonucci
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Ed, Edd n Eddy's Jingle Jingle Jangle
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2004
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Santa appears briefly near the end where he drops his sack of gifts on top of Eddy.
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Tom Kane and Phil LaMarr
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Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends: "A Lost Claus"
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2005
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Pictured here are a pair of a imaginary Santas who are created every Christmas by kids fighting with each other. (The real Santa is never shown onscreen in this special.)
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Gilbert Gottfried
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Billy & Mandy Save Christmas
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2005
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Dee Bradley Baker
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Codename: Kids Next Door: "Operation: N.A.U.G.H.T.Y."
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2005
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Santa doesn't actually go flying around the world; instead he uses a sleigh-shaped computer to transport presents and coal into the homes of good and bad children, respectively.
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Tom Kenny
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Camp Lazlo: "Kamp Kringle"
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2007
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Ed Asner
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Regular Show: "The Christmas Special"
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2012
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Santa Claus doesn't look a lot like how most people imagined he'd look like (he says TV producers made that appearance up). He has really long hair, which he has tied back into a ponytail. He wears a black jacket that is unbuttoned, revealing a red shirt, which is tucked in. He also wears brown pants, a belt, and a red scarf, and does not wear the familiar Santa hat. The only thing people got right about him was his beard. He also isn't fat at all; in fact, he has a six-pack.
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Brian Blessed
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The Amazing World of Gumball: "Christmas"
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2012
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As a result of being struck by a car, he believes he is a random homeless man. Richard and the kids believe him to be Santa, but he hasn't the faintest clue what they are talking about. The kids' attempts at getting his memories back only succeed in annoying him. Eventually, Nicole reveals that Santa Claus is nonexistent, causing him to realize how worthless he is. At the lowest point in his depression, he is struck in the head again, causing him to regain his memories.
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Bob Joles
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Uncle Grandpa: "Christmas Special"
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2014
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Jim Cummings
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The Mask: "Santa Mask"
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1995
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Animaniacs: "Twas the Day Before Christmas"
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1993
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