Doc Morgan is an English-language voice actor best known for his work as the narrator in several installments of the Dragon Ball anime franchise. His voice is closely associated with the English dubs produced by Funimation (now Crunchyroll) for these popular series.

Morgan's most prominent and defining role is that of the Narrator. He provided narration for Dragon Ball Z Kai, the recut and remastered version of the original Dragon Ball Z series. He continued in this capacity for Dragon Ball Super, a sequel series to Dragon Ball Z. His work on the franchise also extends to Dragon Ball Daima, a more recent entry in the series.

Within the Dragon Ball franchise, his narration is frequently praised by fans for its warmth, earnest delivery, and classic storytelling quality, drawing favorable comparisons to previous narrators for the series. This consistency of having the same narrator across multiple series represents a significant recurring collaboration with the production studios behind the English Dragon Ball dubs. While his most frequent work is with the Funimation/Crunchyroll dubbing team, he has also worked on other projects, such as providing the voice for King Kai in some English dub productions to maintain continuity with the narrator's voice, similar to the original Japanese version.

Outside of the Dragon Ball series, information about Doc Morgan's broader voice acting career is limited. There are no widely documented records of him voicing specific character roles in other anime or video games, with his work primarily centered on narration duties. His professional background before the Dragon Ball franchise is not a matter of public record in available voice acting databases and fan resources.