'Freaks and Geeks' creator Paul Feig again reiterated his desire to make a musical adaptation of the NBC series, saying there's 'so much to explore.'
In the latest episode of PeopleTV'sof the cult-favorite NBC show, which was famously canceled after only one season. "I think there's so much we could have fun with and explore," Feig says. "All I know is, a dodgeball game dance number… that will make my life when we finally get to do that."
Feig also recalls getting his first big-time chance in the director's chair with the final episode of the series. "I always wanted to step behind the camera," Feig says. "When I created this show, my plan was to direct it. But they were like, 'No, you have no credits whatsoever.' I had done one low, low-budget feature film that I paid for out of pocket."
In the end, however — when "they knew we were gonna get canceled anyway," Feig notes wryly — he got his shot, and was allowed to write and direct the finale. Thus began his directorial career, which would eventually include several episodes of
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