About Becky Feldman
Becky used to play Power Rangers with her Barbies as a kid. She was a huge fan of Batman: The Animated Series, probably because it came on before the Power Rangers. Currently, she is living in California, pursuing her dreams of becoming an actor/writer/Black Ops agent who only fights mean demons. She’s written for Funny or Die, as well as some jokes for TV shows that were too good to air. You can also see some of her sketches performed live at the Upright Citizen’s Brigade Theatre in Los Angeles. They’re mostly about the Power Rangers.
Favorites: Alias (Jessica Jones, not the TV show), Alias (the TV show), Alien, Angel, Arrow, Battlestar Galactica, Batman: the Animated Series, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, E.T., The Giver, Huntress: Year One, Killer Nun, The Matrix, Predators, The Power Rangers, Queen and Country, Sunshine, Superman III, Vampire Diaries
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Becky Feldman - Writer
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Exclusive: Interview With Armen Gharabegian, Author of the ‘ARCTICA’ Trilogy
Like the main character in his trilogy, author Armen Gharabegian is embarking on his own adventure. Lucky for readers, we, too, get to experience his journey with his ‘Arctica’ trilogy. Protocol 7 is the first novel in the trilogy where we follow our protagonist... -
Television Shows that are “Sort of Kind of” Science Fiction
The definition of science fiction has always been a heated debate from literary critics to pre-schoolers. Mark C. Glassy is known for saying, “Science fiction is like pornography. You don’t know what it is, but you know it when you see it.” However, I can’t help but believe... -
Dark Minions Brings Workplace Humor into Outer Space
If you’re a fan of Office Space and, well, space, you should definitely be watching Dark Minions. Dark Minions is an animated Amazon pilot created by and starring Kevin Sussman and John Ross Bowie, two co-stars from the Big Bang Theory. The show centers on Mel and Andy,... -
Scientists Think Aliens Embedded Message in Our Genetic Code, Like, for Real
A new article published in Icarus may have its readers double-checking that they’re reading a planetary science journal and not Prometheus fan-fiction (if there is any…) Researchers Vladimi I. shCherbak of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University and Maxim A. Makukov... -
WonderCon “Arrow” Panel: Expect Epic Season Finale
Cast members as well as executive producer Marc Guggenheim hinted that the last three episodes of this season of Arrow will be monumental in both the storyline and character development at this year’s WonderCon Arrow panel. Cast members including a non-shirtless Stephen Amell... -
A Visit To The WonderCon Panel For ‘The Hobbit’ And A Preview Of ‘The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug’
Though, naturally, a lot of elements are being kept under wraps, TheOneRing.net’s panel at this year’s WonderCon offering an exciting scoop on what to expect in The Hobbit: the Desolation of Smaug. TheOneRing.net is a website dedicated to all things Tolkien, not limited... -
Scientists in Japan Create Phaser Device
Scientists at the NTT Basic Research Laboratories in Japan have been able to create a device that beams sound waves in a similar way to laser emitting beams of light. What’s this device being called? Hang on to the bridge, Trekkies. They’re being called phasers. I’m starting... -
Science Fiction’s Most Complicated Rivalries
Photo credit: Image Stock I suppose all rivalries are complicated, but the interesting feuds are the ones where you realize you both agree and disagree with the viewpoint of each side. I think the intensity of a rivalry’s intricacy results from the construction of the hero... -
Top 10 Girl-Power Moments in Science Fiction and Fantasy
If March is a month to honor inspirational women, let’s celebrate both the real and the fictional shall we? For your sake, my imaginary friends don’t have to be included. What originally attracted me to the science fiction and fantasy genre were it’s heroic female... -
RoboEarth: The Internet for Robots
It looks like Robocop and T-1000 can now skype cat videos to each other. Scientists in Europe have developed an internet for robots, called RoboEarth. Utilizing a similar infrastructure to cloud computing, RobotEarth allows robots to share information with each other about how... -
Scientists Create Zombie Cells
Get your flamethrowers out, people. Zombie cells have been created by scientists in New Mexico. Follow up question: why do weird science things always happen in New Mexico? Materials scientists at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque have managed to cultivate replicas... -
Pop! There Goes The Universe
Do you remember when you were little and you used to blow bubbles with a burnt-out babysitter who had a really cool nose ring? Your eyes would gaze upon the bubble as it floats along until suddenly, within a split second, it pops. The bubble no longer exists. Guess what? That’s... -
Become Invisible, Pain-Free or Bionic – A Look at Sci-Fi-esque Advances
Scientists and researchers are always trying to come up with ways to make our lives easier, but it seems as if recently, these theories and advances have come straight from ‘Harry Potter’ or the ‘Six Billion Dollar Man’. Is it me or is there someone out... -
The 10 Most Heartbreaking Moments of Sci Fi TV
Whereas a lot of people like to rehash all of the great, epic romances on Valentine’s Day, some of us cynics enjoy that slow sink into the tradition of “anti-Valentine’s Day”. Maybe it is cliche, but love wouldn’t be powerful if it didn’t cause great heartbreak, especially... -
Who’s Going to Name Pluto’s Moons? It Could Be YOU!
The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute, or SETI Institute, is searching for terrestrial intelligence to help name Pluto’s newly discovered moons. In 2011 and 2012, the Hubble Telescope spotted two additional moons orbiting the dwarf planet of Pluto. Right now,...
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