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Seth Green works on multiple film and TV projects, including Robot Chicken. Green and the team won this year's Emmy for Outstanding Animated Program (short form). The animated series he and Matthew Senreich created for Cartoon Network's Adult Swim was renewed for a record-breaking 40 episodes for seasons five and six; season five began airing in January. The duo exec produce/write and sometimes direct the show (with Green doing 35–60 voices each week), which debuted in February 2005 and has earned great reviews and garners the highest ratings of any original Adult Swim program. The sketch parody show, which regularly beats all other ad-supported cable and many network shows in the ratings, lampoons pop culture and features several celebrity voiceovers.

Green co-starred with John Travolta and Robin Williams in Disney's comedy Old Dogs and continues to record new episodes of Family Guy, Fox's hit animated comedy series that also draws record ratings. His credits include Paramount's Without a Paddle, The Italian Job and Party Monster. The known scene-stealer, who started acting at age 8, starred in Woody Allen's Radio Days. He also starred in all three record-breaking Austin Powers films, co-starred in America's Sweethearts and had starring roles in Rat Race, Knockaround Guys and Can't Hardly Wait. Entertainment Weekly previously named him Best TV Actor and E! Entertainment Television's poll proclaimed Green the hottest young actor in Hollywood.

Green and Senreich also made three well received Robot Chicken: Star Wars specials featuring the voices of George Lucas, Carrie Fisher, Billy Dee Williams, Zac Efron and of course, Green. The first two specials, which Green directed, were the top-selling TV shows on DVD upon their release and along with the show itself, earned Emmy nominations (including two Outstanding Voiceover noms for Green) and won Annie Awards for the show, specials, writing and directing. Now Green and Senreich are busy working as consultants on Lucasfilm's animated Star Wars comedy series.

He has numerous other films and many previous television series to his credit including Four Kings, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Greg the Bunny. Green reprised his Entourage role as his own fictional jerky alter ego and in his spare time, he and Hugh Sterbakov created The Freshmen, a successful comic book series for Top Cow.