"Numb3rs" Hits 100

Welcome to Young Hollywood. com.

And it is Josh Gad from such films as 21 and The Rocker, and such TV shows as Numb3rs.

We're on the red carpet right now.

It's kind of boring, so why don't we take a look at what's happening inside the party.

By the look of it, I didn't do a good job.

I was very hoping to find more data than this.

Not a problem.

Not a problem.

David, how do you pronounce your last name?

Geffen.

Geffen.

I don't think so.

The two of us had the opportunity to work together on the 100th episode.

Were you on the 100th episode?

That was me.

I I played uh the other The other extra.

Good looking guy.

Messy hair, Jewish.

Atmosphere.

Atmosphere.

I brought a lot of atmosphere to the show.

Thank you.

Did you ever think that the show would go to 100?

Uh, yes, actually I did.

I was confident in the show's potential success.

If you look up the word vanity in the dictionary, there David will be.

So, is there one that you look back on?

I enjoyed the pilot very much because we were all very earnest about making a show that people would love.

And then, you know, 100 episodes later for an actor like you to come in and ruin our original vision, it really is.

Me.

What do you see in store for your character, should you go another 100 episodes?

I may become a cantor.

I have a wonderful uh singing voice.

Can we hear some of it?

I think our fans would love that.

No.

No, I don't care.

Do you mind if I sing?

David Krumholtz on episode 100 of Numbers.

So David, tell me something.

When you first asked the question.

No.

This is gonna help your career.

When you first started, honestly, and this is just me and you and the rest of the world.

This is in here.

Yeah, this is in here.

Did you ever think that this would happen?

Or you and I?

No, episode 100.

Um, actually, I did, you know, to be honest with you.

I that's one of the reasons I wanted to do Numbers is because I when I read the script, I was like, this show I think would go.

And I can see the potential for it going for a long, long time.

I believed in it from the beginning.

I really did.

Now, I believe in something very strongly that if you're on a show, you should have done your research as an actor, and you should have done all that.

So, what's 22,000 divided by 5?

I don't know.

Looks like somebody didn't prepare for work.

That's all I'm saying.

I'm not pursuing right now.

It's a party.

I have to have my things numbered.

I mean, if I did a show called Letters, I'd be able to spell everything, you know.

It's like I'm not good at math.

I'm a right brain person.

All right, well, whatever.

It sounds to me like you're a wrong brain person.

The most thrilling experience for you thus far, has Has to have been.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

What about?

Um, just the way that you would constantly assault Krumholtz 24/7.

I did.

It's a little turn off for me.

We did it.

I think you're gonna be a series regular.

You're at this party.

You're at the 100th episode.

What are you doing here?

I crashed it.

Party?

No, I read about it in Variety.

Um, and I just figured, you know, if I show up, I told them I was David Krumholtz and it got me in.

They're like, whoa, you put on a lot of weight.

What's going on?

Thank you for watching.

I I You've been a doll.

Oh, you're so cute.