Although Mark Zuckerberg, who was born in White Plains, New York, in 1984, is one of the most well-known technology entrepreneurs in the world, he has also gained a unique place in front of the camera from time to time. Zuckerberg, who is known globally as a computer programmer and the founder of Facebook, has been a guest in many television productions thanks to this fame. His on-screen appearances have largely been limited to archival footage and his core role. 60 Minutes, Frontline and Jimmy Kimmel Live! Zuckerberg, who has appeared in documentary or news formats in well-established productions such as, has been brought to the screens in every period when the social media and technology agenda is discussed. In addition, it is noteworthy that he made a short cameo on Saturday Night Live without his name being announced, and that he also appeared with archive footage in more contemporary productions such as Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and Explained. Perhaps his most interesting production involvement is his appearance on the iconic animated series The Simpsons, using his own voice; This clearly reveals Zuckerberg's place in pop culture. Although it is not possible to talk about an acting career chosen by his own will, Zuckerberg's presence in the media has made him one of the most documented names in the history of world television. This interest does not decrease even today, when Facebook, of which he is the founder, continues its transformation under the umbrella of Meta.