Seth Rogen Shines at THR’s Comedy Actor Roundtable With A-List Company
So, I just watched this incredible episode of Off Script with The Hollywood Reporter , and let me tell you—it was comedy gold. Picture this: Seth Rogen sitting alongside Adam Brody, Jason Segel, John Mulaney, Julio Torres, and Ted Danson. That’s not just a roundtable, that’s a full-on dream team of modern comedy. And they didn’t disappoint.
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What struck me right away was the energy in the room. You could feel the creative chemistry sparking as they shared stories, insights, and more than a few laughs. Seth Rogen, as always, brought that laid-back vibe mixed with razor-sharp wit. He talked about his latest project, The Studio , and honestly, you could tell how passionate he still is about creating fresh, innovative comedy after all these years in the game.
One of the standout moments for me was when Rogen admitted that he’s a huge fan of watching The Valley . It’s just so relatable—this guy who’s written and starred in some of the most iconic comedies of our time still finds joy in kicking back with a reality show. It made him feel so grounded, like he's still just that guy who loves laughing at the absurdity of life.
But it wasn’t all jokes and punchlines. There were some really deep conversations, too. The actors opened up about the challenges of staying relevant in a rapidly evolving comedy landscape. Seth, in particular, touched on the importance of authenticity and collaboration in comedy today. And when you hear it from someone who’s not only acted but also written, directed, and produced, it really hits home.
It was fascinating seeing these comedy icons interact—Ted Danson with his legendary cool, Jason Segel with that soulful awkwardness, and John Mulaney’s sharp, dry delivery. And then there’s Julio Torres bringing in his unique, otherworldly point of view. But through it all, Seth Rogen stood out as this anchor of humor and insight, effortlessly balancing hilarity with depth.
If you’re a fan of comedy, storytelling, or just love hearing from people who genuinely care about their craft, this roundtable is a must-watch. Seth Rogen didn’t just show up—he reminded us why he’s still one of the most important voices in comedy today.
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