Michael Roberds was born on January 18, 1964, in Langley City, British Columbia, Canada, marking the beginning of a remarkable journey that would be filled with an extraordinary ability to read. This remarkable talent was evident from a very young age, as he commenced his literary endeavors at just three years old, demonstrating an uncanny affinity for the written word. This early fascination with reading soon blossomed into a passion for performance, as he took on the iconic role of Big Bird in the school play "Christmas on Sesame Street" when he was only five years old, showcasing his natural flair for the dramatic arts. As he grew older, Roberds' love for acting only intensified, and he began to entertain his neighbors by regaling them with jokes at social gatherings, quickly discovering that he derived great joy from being the center of attention, a trait that would serve him well in his future endeavors.
Roberds' academic trajectory was deeply intertwined with his passion for the performing arts, as he remained an indispensable component of his school's theatrical productions, a trajectory that would inevitably lead him to pursue a career in professional acting. The year 1987 marked a significant milestone in his journey, as he secured a role in a General Motors commercial, thus inaugurating a long and distinguished tenure in television, during which he showcased his versatility by crafting and performing humorous sketches for the popular Computer Show, and also making notable appearances in renowned series such as Strange Luck, as well as starring in the family-friendly film "Ernest Goes to School", alongside the beloved and iconic Jim Varney.
Roberds' remarkable talent was exemplified by his pivotal performance as the eccentric Uncle Fester in the popular Fox Family series "The New Addams Family", a testament to his impressive range as a thespian.
Throughout his illustrious career, he has made a significant impact on the small screen, impressing audiences with his versatility and talent through a plethora of television guest appearances.
Notably, he has delivered standout performances in notable shows such as Da Vinci's City Hall and Police Academy, further solidifying his reputation as a gifted and accomplished actor.
Beyond his impressive acting credentials, Roberds is also an integral part of the renowned comedy troupe Almost Midnight, utilizing his exceptional comedic abilities to entertain and delight audiences nationwide.
