Location
Punta Gorda, Florida
School
University of Central Florida
Expertise
80s and 90s sitcoms, Science fiction TV, Marvel television series
- As a journalist, David has won several awards including an Associated Press first place award for Spot News Coverage and a Maine Association of Broadcasters first place award for Best Newscast.
- David has had the opportunity to interview several celebrities, including Richard Dreyfuss, Cher, Bradley Whitford and more.
- David fell in love with science fiction mystery television when Lost first premiered. He has seen every episode of Lost, Fringe, Jericho and Severance.
Experience
David spent a decade as a journalist, covering both national and local news stories for multiple media outlets. Since 2018, he has been a featured writer for Bored Teachers, writing news, humor, and opinion pieces for the brand. His specialty for that publication has been relating TV shows and movies to the world of education for teachers around the world. As a writer for TVLine news, David enjoys covering a wide range of topics, including the most highly anticipated new series releases and all things related to the world of science fiction.
Education
David attended the University of Central Florida, where he received a bachelor's degree in communications.
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Primetime TV
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Grey's Anatomy
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