Bill Lobley
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Bill Lobley is a comic actor
Actor
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 known for his work in animation and commercial voiceover
VoiceOver
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s, including the voice of the Parkay
Parkay
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 Margarine
Margarine
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 Tub in the late 90's.

Biography

An alumnus of Fordham University, Lobley's background is in sketch comedy and improvisation. He additionally voiced many celebrity opponents on MTV
MTV
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's Celebrity Deathmatch
Celebrity Deathmatch
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,
further establishing himself as a versatile and talented performer in both recreated and original characterizations. His most familiar role, however, is as Sparks, the sarcastic communications officer from the Adult Swim
Adult Swim
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 series Sealab 2021
Sealab 2021
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. He has also recorded many audio books; these include the Geronimo Stilton series and a number of children's titles.

In 2009, his work in the Geronimo Stilton Series earned the prestigious Benjamin Franklin Award for Best Children's Audio Book from the Independent Book Publishers' Association.

Additionally, his voice can be heard on a number of successful video and computer games, including "Bioshock 2," the "Grand Theft Auto" series, "Alan Wake," "Order Up," "Star Wars: The Old Republic" and "Mafia 2."

He is the creator and host of the Crazy Dinner Party website. As the site's online cooking expert, he tackles cultural events with irreverent humor and interesting recipes; resulting in unusual dinner party themes, like the Gulf Oil Spill, Swine Flu Prevention, the Final Four, and his annual Crazy Oscar Dinners, which cleverly incorporate the names of Academy Awards nominees into the menu.

Lobley's on-camera work in episodic television (Ed
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, NYPD Blue
NYPD Blue
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) and in hosting further illustrate his versatility; reflecting both his wide range and his strong background in character work and improvisation.

He is the voice of the blue M&M.

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