The Michael Cera Experience TV Shows and Movies Quiz

Michael Cera played the character George Michael Bluth in the coming-of-age TV series "Arrested Development." His portrayal of the socially awkward and lovable teenager contributed to the show's comedic dynamics.

In the animated TV series "Archer," Michael Cera provided the voice for Cyril Figgis, a timid and often neurotic field agent working at the International Secret Intelligence Service (ISIS).

Michael Cera's breakout role came with the film "Superbad," where he portrayed the socially awkward and endearing high school student Evan. The film's humor and relatable characters contributed to its popularity.

In the film "Juno," Michael Cera played the character named Bleeker, who is Juno's love interest. Their unique relationship and interactions are central to the film's story.

Michael Cera starred as Scott Pilgrim in "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World." Scott's main goal is to defeat seven evil exes of his crush Ramona Flowers in order to win her heart.

Michael Cera played the role of a bass player in a fictional band in the film "Youth in Revolt." The film follows his character's misadventures as he navigates adolescence and romance.

Michael Cera made a guest appearance on "South Park," where he humorously portrayed a version of himself. The episode's satirical take on celebrity culture added to its comedic value.

In the film "Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist," Nick and Norah search for a concert throughout the night. The film's plot revolves around their romantic journey and musical connection.

Michael Cera created, wrote, and starred in the quirky comedy TV series "Clark and Michael." The show is a comedic portrayal of exaggerated versions of himself and his interactions in Hollywood.

In the film "This Is the End," Michael Cera humorously plays a version of himself who gets possessed by a demon. The film is known for its satirical take on celebrity culture during an apocalyptic event.

In the film "Year One," Michael Cera and Jack Black play primitive men who witness the construction of Stonehenge. The film is a comedy that humorously explores historical events.

Michael Cera lent his voice to the animated film "Smallfoot," in which an animated yeti discovers a human. The film presents a reverse perspective of the yeti-human relationship.

Michael Cera appeared in a recurring role in the dark comedy TV series "Preacher," created by Seth Rogen. His involvement adds a unique comedic touch to the series.

In the film "Crystal Fairy & the Magical Cactus," Michael Cera's character embarks on a psychedelic journey in Mexico. The film explores themes of self-discovery and altered states of consciousness.

In the film “Youth in Revolt,” Michael Cera plays a character named Nick Twisp. The film is a coming-of-age comedy that showcases Cera’s comedic timing and ability to portray awkward yet endearing characters.