Seth Rogen, alongside Catherine O'Hara, took the stage at the Golden Globes 2025 to present the award for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Limited Series, Anthology Series. The duo entertained the audience with humorous banter about each other's lesser-known works. However, it was Rogen’s quip about Ryan Gosling that caught significant attention when CBS decided to censor it.
During their presentation, Rogen humorously referenced his Canadian film contributions, including "Logriders," "Sticky Syrup," and the "Mooseknuckles trilogy." He noted that "Mooseknuckles 2: Knuckles Deep" had even won Canada’s top adult film award. Rogen's comedic delivery included a joke about his early career, saying, "I did a lot of Canadian adult work" before he broke into the U.S. market.
"Logriders was great, Sticky Syrup, and, of course, the Mooseknuckles trilogy."
— Seth Rogen
The pair shared light-hearted jabs, with O'Hara jokingly applauding Rogen’s "brave" performance in a "Ryan Gosling unauthorized biopic." Rogen responded humorously to her praise.
"Thank you, it was unauthorized and –"
— Seth Rogen
The moment of censorship occurred when Rogen joked about a controversial scene involving Ryan Gosling's early days on the Mickey Mouse Club, describing it as a "handjob scene."
"And the Mickey Mouse Club handjob scene was controversial, but we felt very important to depict."
— Seth Rogen
Despite CBS cutting the joke from the broadcast, viewers found their comedic routine "hilarious," with some calling it the "best bit of the night." Their presentation was part of an evening where host Nikki Glaser amused the audience by roasting various celebrities.
Rogen and O'Hara's chemistry on stage captivated viewers, who can look forward to seeing them together again in Apple TV+'s upcoming series "The Studio." Their playful exchange and daring humor added to a night filled with entertainment and celebrity roasts.
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