The best of Seth Rogen: His top TV shows and films

Seth Rogen gives us good vibes in films and shows. He’s that hilarious dude everybody would want at their party. His jokes make the audience laugh. But honestly, he is regarded as one of the most talented celebrities, and behind the camera too, as a writer, producer, and even director. There is no doubt that Seth Rogen has the goofy charm that makes everyone crave watching him again and again. Now let's have a look at Seth Rogen’s top TV shows and films.

Seth Rogen's top TV shows and films

TV Show- Freaks and Geeks (1999)

Role: Ken Miller

At age 13, Seth Rogen got his career started in Freaks and Geeks. The TV show was a high school drama with a mix of comedy. Though it only had one season, the show became a favorite for many. Seth played Ken Miller, a quiet but sarcastic teen who always had a funny one-liner. Even though he was young, Seth already showed his special talent for mixing humor with honesty.

Movie- Pineapple Express (2008)

Role: Dale Denton

This movie is a mix of comedy and action. Seth Rogen played Dale, a regular guy who gets caught in a wild chase after seeing a murder. Along with his goofy drug dealer friend, played by James Franco, Dale must escape from gangsters. Pineapple Express is both silly and exciting. The chemistry between Seth and James Franco was unforgettable, and fans loved it.

Film- This Is the End (2013)

Role: Himself | Also Director & Writer

This movie was a wild ride. Seth Rogen played a version of himself. He's here, stuck in a house with other celebrities at the end of the world. James Franco, Jonah Hill, and Emma Watson, all stars, play themselves in this wild movie. The film was full of crazy jokes, strange moments, and even monsters. Seth also directed and co-wrote the movie.

Movie- Neighbors (2014)

Role: Mac Radner

Neighbors is basically what happens when you’re just trying to do “adulting” but the universe says, “Yeah, good luck with that.” You’ve got Seth Rogen, who’s supposed to be this new dad, acting like he’s got it together. Guy’s barely hanging on. Zac Efron and his frat bros roll in next door, blasting music, throwing wild parties, and just being absolute chaos incarnate.

The back-and-forth between Seth’s wannabe chill dad vibes and Zac’s party-animal energy was Comedy gold. People ate it up, seeing Seth try to play a responsible grown-up while still being. No wonder it crushed at the box office, and you better believe they squeezed out a sequel.

Film- The Interview (2014)

Role: Aaron Rapaport | Also Co-Director

This movie became very famous for a different reason. Seth played a TV producer who is asked to take part in a secret mission to kill the leader of North Korea. The bold, risky, and dark humor-filled film caused real-world drama and even led to threats against theaters. Despite all the trouble, Seth stood by the movie. It proved he was not afraid to try bold ideas and speak out through comedy.

Movie- Long Shot (2019)

Role: Fred Flarsky

This rom-com let Seth Rogen show his mushy side for once. He’s Fred, a genius, disaster-zone journalist who ends up crushing hard on his childhood babysitter. Except now she’s a powerful politician (shoutout to Charlize Theron for absolutely owning that role). The whole thing’s got this sweet vibe. People loved seeing Seth play the lovesick goofball. His jokes felt less like stand-up bits and more like legit, from-the-heart stuff.

TV Series- Pam & Tommy (2022)

Role: Rand Gauthier

In this drama series, Seth played Rand, a worker who steals a famous tape from Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee. This was a serious role. It was not about jokes but about how one action can change many lives. Seth looked and acted very differently in this show. His quiet and thoughtful performance attracted eyes.

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Seth Rogen's other works besides acting

TV Series- The Boys (Producer, 2019–Present)

Seth helps make shows as a producer, like The Boys. This is a dark superhero story. It shows what happens when heroes become too powerful and start doing bad things. Seth’s team brought a fresh look to superhero shows. It mixes action, violence, and real-life questions. He shows how to create powerful stories, even if he’s not on screen.

Film- Superbad (2007)

Writer | Cameo as Officer Michaels

Superbad put him on the map in a huge way. He and his buddy Evan Goldberg started scribbling the script back when they were just teens, probably between bong hits and failed attempts at flirting. It revolves around two awkward dudes bumbling through their last days of high school, chasing parties and maybe a little dignity, if they’re lucky.

The jokes landed because, honestly, who hasn’t been a complete dork at seventeen? And Seth pops up as this ridiculous cop. The film blew up, and suddenly people realized, Seth’s not just another stoner with a weird laugh.

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Animated Movie- Sausage Party (2016)

Voice of Frank | Also Co-Writer

Sausage Party looks like a kids’ cartoon but is only for adults. Seth gave voice to Frank, a hot dog who finds out what happens after food leaves the store. The movie is wild, rude, and full of strange jokes. Seth Rogen and his crew took animation, tossed in some wild ideas about beliefs, freedom, and fear, and somehow managed to keep everyone cracking up the entire time. No joke, the thing blew up. It ended up as one of the top-grossing R-rated cartoons ever.

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Seth Rogen went from awkward TV kid to the king of Hollywood comedy. He’s played every type of character: lazy stoners, hopeless romantics, talking animals, you name it. Sometimes he picks roles so bizarre you wonder if he just said yes for the hell of it. The best thing? He never acts like he’s above the joke. He’ll roast himself, blurt out the stuff everyone’s thinking but won’t say, and honestly do his own thing.