Breckin Meyer

A ubiquitous "offbeat" supporting player in teen comedies like "Clueless" (1995) and "Roadtrip" (2000) and a frequent collaborator with best friend Seth Green, Breckin Meyer outgrew his "slacker sidekick" persona and eventually found lasting success on television. Meyer starred in several short-lived sitcoms but fared better with his recurring voice role on "King of the Hill" (Fox, 1997-2009) and his many comic characterizations on the Green's "Robot Chicken" (Cartoon Network, 2005), for which he was also nominated for an Emmy Award for his writing. While the quick wit occasionally appeared on the big screen in comedies like Disney's "Herbie: Fully Loaded" (2005), the former go-to teen burnout was wise to leave that persona behind and instead channel his offbeat sensibility into a respected career as a writer and actor.