Editing Bangor, Maine (section)

== Popular culture ==
Bangor is mentioned in the songs [[King of the Road (song)|King of the Road]], [[I've Been Everywhere]], [[How 'Bout Them Cowgirls]], and [[What the Cowgirls Do]].

In 1977, tourist [[Erwin Kreuz]] mistook the city for San Francisco.

Marvel Comics villain [[MODOK]] is from Bangor, Maine.

Julie "The Cat" Gaffney from [[The Mighty Ducks]] film franchise is from Bangor, Maine.

[[Bangor International Airport]] is the main set for the TV series ''[[The Langoliers (miniseries)|The Langoliers]]''.

[[Stephen King]]'s novels mention Bangor many times, and some of his movie adaptations have been filmed there. See [[Stephen King bibliography|his bibliography]].

The 1960s television gothic soap opera [[Dark Shadows]] has some scenes set in Bangor, which was the nearest city to the mythical [[Collinsport]].

The Canadian mockumentary series [[Trailer Park Boys]] features Bangor as the location of a model train convention in the season 7 episode "Friends of the Road".