Mike Bedard
Expertise
Marvel Cinematic Universe, Star Wars, Adult Swim
- Mike Bedard wrote the first season of the web series "Fujiyama Ichiban," a Power Rangers-esque kids' show about the power of friendship.
- For many years, he wrote for the topical sketch comedy troupe Top Story! Weekly, which performed every Sunday night in Los Angeles.
- Mike hosts a movie and TV TikTok page by the name of @cinema_singularity.
Experience
Mike has worked as a professional writer since 2013, getting his start as a writer for the UCLA newspaper The Daily Bruin for its pop culture beat. He's written extensively for many different sites online, including Cracked, Ranker, and StudioBinder. But Mike doesn't just talk about movies; he also makes his own, having written several short films that have been produced by Dollars & Donuts Productions. He joined Static Media in 2020 and has contributed features, news articles, and interview pieces.
Education
Mike has a bachelor's degree in English with a minor in political science from UCLA.
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Stories By Mike Bedard
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Suzie Plakson has had four different roles across three Star Trek series, with the last one in 2003. Here's what she's been up to since then.
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A new rumor suggests that Oscar Isaac's Moon Knight will be getting a second season while also appearing in two upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe films.
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According to some eagle-eyed viewers, "The Polar Express" has some striking callbacks to "Back to the Future." Here's the similarities fans have noticed.
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Kevin Feige keeps most of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's talent on speed dial, but there are two particular franchise veterans he probably won't call again.
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When Kevin's mom attempts to fly home to rescue Kevin in "Home Alone," Gus, played by John Candy, appears. Does he represent the devil ... or God?
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A concept design on Instagram features how Ouroboros would have looked like on "Loki" if he was a variant of Owen Wilson's character, Mobius.
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A fan theory on Reddit suggests that the creatures in M. Night Shyamalan's "Signs" aren't aliens, but actually demons. Here's why the theory makes sense.
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Legendary punk band Green Day has a song in Taco Bell's commercial for the limited-time $5 cravings box. What's the song's title, and which album is it from?
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Netflix's "Leave The World Behind," an apocalyptic thriller that began streaming in early December, has appeared to divide fans and critics for varying reasons.
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2023 was a banner year for the box office, proving that comedy films don't have to have superheroes in them to dominate the big screen or find its audience.
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The Netflix film "Leave The World Behind" seems to have attracted a critic in Elon Musk. The SpaceX founder wasn't thrilled about one scene in particular.
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"The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" star Rachel Zegler shared her thoughts on the possible fate of her character, Lucy Gray Baird.
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Out of all the Christmas episodes "South Park" has aired in its 26 seasons on air, here are five that pushed the limits of good taste like only the show can.
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The late Kathleen Dolan's final job was on "Blue Bloods," but she was also responsible for the set decoration of one of the best horror films of the '90s.
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"NCIS" fans might be wondering why Gibbs burned Rule 10. As it turns out, the reason makes a lot of sense for the character's story and growth.
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"Frasier" star Kelsey Grammer believes it wouldn't hurt for the show's next Christmas episode to take place at the bar where everybody knows your name.
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James Gunn's brother and frequent collaborator Sean Gunn will reportedly play Maxwell Lord in the DCU, taking over from "Wonder Woman 1984" star Pedro Pascal.
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With "Echo" premiering next month on Disney+ and Hulu, the first audience reactions are indicating a return to success for Marvel's small screen efforts.
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"Wonka" star Hugh Grant doesn't hold back when discussing his experience portraying an Oompa-Loompa, explaining why he detested the process.
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After a storied career in film, Nicolas Cage is looking to end movie acting on a "high note" before moving on to another way to express his talents.
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Sabine Wren's green lightsaber doesn't just illustrate she's a hero in the Star Wars franchise. There's a deeper meaning behind the blade's color.
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Tim Allen has been accused of rude behavior on the set of "The Santa Clauses," and it's not the first time that such allegations have dogged the star.
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A TikTok video from "The Vampire Diaries" star Nina Dobrev might have hinted at a reunion, but there's one member of the show's cast who likely won't join.
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Frasier Crane actor Kelsey Grammer has teased plans for a potential Season 2 of the 2023 "Frasier" reboot series. What could Frasier get up to next?
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Norman Lear was ahead of his time as a sitcom creator. Here are five of his sitcoms that changed the television landscape with their progressive content.
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"The Boys" actor Antony Starr has put his foot down; the actor wants compensation for all those Homelander memes constantly popping up online!
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Despite an illustrious 73-year career Norman Lear had one major TV regret. And it has more to do with shining the spotlight on another talented individual.