C.M. Crockford
School
University Of San Francisco
Expertise
Horror Movies, Adult Swim, Star Wars, Music
- Conor's poetry has been nominated for two Best of the Net awards and a Pushcart.
- He interviewed musicians and writers as a former college radio DJ and later journalist.
- Conor recently co-wrote a short horror film that is now in pre-production.
Experience
C.M. Crockford has achieved a respectable amount over a decade writing and editing professionally. This includes award nominations, publishing articles and chapbooks, plus co-hosting a Shield recap podcast. He's worked with Punknews as well as No Recess! Magazine. But since 2020, Crockford has put his film, animation, and television obsessions to fine use with articles for Looper News.
Education
Conor has a Bachelor's in English from the University of San Francisco. It certainly helped with his writing abilities and insight into art and media.
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Stories By C.M. Crockford
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An analysis of Shark Tank recently discovered how the tank really works: many of the successful deals either fall through, or they end up changing drastically.
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Here's why fans on YouTube still adore this chaotic and hilarious "The Office" set piece.
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After Euphoria character Gia went through so much heartache and trauma in Seasons 1 and 2, actress Storm Reid wants her to have a better time in Season 3.
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Elmore Leonard penned stories that inspired a number of acclaimed movies and TV shows. One of those was Justified, which honored the author in its finale.
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"60 Minutes" has a reputation for bringing viewers well-thought-out stories about current events and nationally-relevant topics, but they got this story wrong.
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"Grey's Anatomy" has been on the air for a long time, and with that comes outdated, problematic episodes. Redditors are discussing these in particular.
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Whatever happened to Earle Foster, the owner of a claim on Porcupine Creek subsequently known as the Jim Nail Placer Mine, from Season 1 of "Gold Rush"?
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Milly Alcock plays young Rhaenyra Targaryen in the first few episodes of "House of the Dragon," and her performance was inspired by this Australian punk band.
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Reddit users on r/RedditWritesSeinfeld have come up with their own plotlines, including one where Kramer borrows Jerry's car and becomes an Uber driver.
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The very first episode of NCIS featured a George W. Bush impersonator, but executive producer Steven D. Binder had a much more ambitious presidential plan.
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Georgie and Mandy's relationship has become one of the biggest storylines in Young Sheldon, but not everyone watching the show is a fan.
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Katey Sagal may not act much like her Sons of Anarchy character Gemma, but there was one aspect of her personality that carried over to her on-screen role.
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While modern technology has helped speed up the show's production, not all "South Park" fans are happy with its modern look.
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2022 saw the comeback of Brendan Fraser and Ke Huy Quan, and along with being fellow Oscar winners, they also were former co-stars in "Encino Man."
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More than 30 years after debuting on NBC in 1989, "Seinfeld" is still one of the most famous and influential sitcoms in history. But it had a rough start.
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"Blue Bloods" fans agree that the hit CBS police procedural is still worth the watch, despite all of the flaws that viewers have voiced on social media.
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"Yellowstone" and "The Sopranos" are two crime shows that have overtaken television, but fans think that the two aren't very comparable when it comes to drama.
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Catherine Willows is obviously an iconic character in the CSI franchise, but did you know she's actually inspired by a prominent real-life investigator?
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"The Office" star Steve Carell recently revealed his secret to pulling off the perfect Michael Scott "talking head" interview scene for the iconic NBC sitcom.
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"The Big Bang Theory" employed a scientist as a consultant so the science was accurate, but the professor once pitched a joke that made it to air.
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Here's what Majandra Delfino, who played Dwight Schrute's sister Fannie on The Office, has been doing since her brief time on the show ended.
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Longtime fans of the "One Chicago" franchise may be wondering whatever happened to Jeff Clarke, a prominent character from the "Chicago Fire" series.
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas had to juggle multiple identities while performing stunts on the set of Amazon's Citadel, and she has a scar to prove it.
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Here's where you may have previously seen Michael Beach, who plays Mark Mitchell on Tulsa King.
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A "Law & Order" fan sought to document the evolution of how the show depicted technology. He took more than 11,000 screenshots of the drama's computers.
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"NCIS" star Diona Reasonover is just as shocked as fans when she watches the hit CBS series live, mostly thanks to fake scripts given to her by production.
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In Netflix's latest supernatural comedy, "We Have a Ghost," viewers meet a shady real estate agent, Barbara Mangold, who fans may remember from these titles.