Samm Levine

Samm Levine is an accomplished actor, producer, and writer recognized for his diverse roles across film and television. After gaining initial recognition for his role as Neal Schweiber in the critically acclaimed, cult-favorite television series Freaks and Geeks (1999-2000), Samm Levine swiftly established himself as a versatile actor across film and television. The series garnered widespread praise and a dedicated fanbase, propelling Levine into subsequent high-profile projects. He reunited with Freaks and Geeks producer Judd Apatow for the series Undeclared (2001), further showcasing his distinctive comedic timing and dramatic depth.

On television, Levine has delivered memorable and recurring performances across a wide array of popular series. He appeared in the critically acclaimed HBO dramedy Entourage (2004), the long-running CBS procedural NCIS (2003), the hit CBS sitcom How I Met Your Mother (2005), and the multiple Emmy Award-winning ABC comedy Modern Family (2009). His consistent work across these diverse platforms underscores his adaptability, comedic skill, and sustained presence in the competitive entertainment industry. Expanding his footprint beyond traditional acting roles, Levine has also carved out a significant presence as a producer, writer, and host.

Since 2009, he has served as co-host and producer for the popular and long-running Kevin Pollak’s Chat Show, a role he assumed after being a guest on its inaugural episode. He is also a regular contributor and fan-favorite on Doug Benson’s widely followed Doug Loves Movies podcasts, demonstrating his extensive knowledge of cinema and quick wit. Beyond scripted and hosted work, Levine has proven his competitive acumen in Collider’s Movie Trivia Schmoedown, where he secured the singles championship in 2017 and subsequently led his team to the team championship in 2018.