Even though it was canceled during its first season, “Freaks and Geeks” still lives on 25 years later, much to the amazement of Royal Oak native and show creator Paul Feig.

Freaks and Geeks was dealt a difficult hand from the outset. It was placed in the notoriously challenging Saturday nighttime slot - 8 p.m. - when most of its target audience would be out enjoying ...

By now, Freaks and Geeks is a quintessential example of a '90s cult classic, and while that term is a bit overused, Freaks and Geeks is an excellent example of this. With only 18 episodes, you ...

1. Creator Paul Feig noted that Freaks and Geeks, which featured a young cast — some of whom hadn’t gone through puberty yet — was NBC’s lowest-rated show when it aired from 1999 to 2000.

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Over 25 years later, we’re still not over it, but on the plus side, with only 18 episodes, Freaks and Geeks is the perfect show to binge over a lazy weekend. 2) Monsters ...

Over the past two decades, Feig has either directed, produced, or written many beloved TV shows and movies. Freaks and Geeks was his major debut as a showrunner, but it was just the beginning for ...

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In an upcoming project, the “Knocked Up” star is playing a character drastically different from his “Freaks and Geeks” character Ken Miller, who Rogen believes that 25 years later is ...