'Just let it exist': Seth Rogen reveals why he won’t mess with ‘Freaks and Geeks'
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Seth Rogen who recently started a new business after collaborating with Airbnb talks about his popular 1999 hit sitcom ‘Freaks and Geeks.’ The ‘Bad Neighbors’ star shares why won’t he mess with that show and ‘Let it Exist.’ "I don't think anyone would do it. It's so rare that you do something in your career that is actually just viewed as good," reasons the Golden Globe nominee. The show was created by Paul Feig and executive –producer Judd Apatow.
Talking about his another successful venture, 'Superdad,' which hit the theatres in 2007, Rogen says, "What's crazy is that Gabe LaBelle is like, 19 years old, and his and his friends' favorite movie is Superbad. So it never changed for some reason. No one's made a good high school movie since then." Rogen and LaBelle, co-stars of 'The Fabelmans', may come together for another movie soon.
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'All very well-deserved'
Rogen also congratulates his co-star Michelle Williams and 'The Fabelmans' director Steven Spielberg for their Oscars nominations, [I’m] so happy”. Before adding, "All very well-deserved." Rogen collaborated with Airbnb, recently, which is inspired by his cannabis home goods brand Houseplant, reports People.
Seth Rogen roasts The CW
The 40-year-old grabbed the attention of many during his Critics Choice Awards. Rogen was there to hand over the award for Best Comedy Series and he didn’t miss the opportunity to roast, be it the very channel airing the event. He couldn’t take the fact that the network was presenting two awards at the same time, referring to the supporting actor or actress category.’ “That was weird,” said Rogen. “Why do they do that? Are we crunched for time? Get another hour! It can’t be that expensive. You know how I know that? This show airs at 4 pm on he CW. That cannot be pricey… timeslot, from my understanding of how this all works.”
This sure brought a burst of laughter from the audience present.
In the 2021 Emmys, Rogen criticized producers' Covid protocol too, which didn’t go well with the organizers. Before he went on to introduce the nominees for best comedy series, on January 15, Rogen had one more joke ready for the audience “If you were a normal viewer of The CW, this is a startling image to be seeing on your television right now. I might be the first Jew on The CW in history. Soak it in." The actor handed over the award to Quinta Brunson and her team from 'Abbott Elementary.'