David Schwimmer will always be known as Ross on “Friends,” but 30 years after that landmark series launched, the actor finds himself back in time with the Hulu/Disney+ “Goosebumps: The Vanishing”

David Schwimmer bought his own corny dad jokes for his botanist character to the R.L. Stine Disney+ and Hulu series Goosebumps: The Vanishing

Rob Letterman and Hilary Winston, executive producers of the Disney+ series, also discuss how comedy helped them find their scares and the potential of an anthology crossover event.

Schwimmer emphasized that Goosebumps: The Vanishing isn't just about scares, but also about the difficulties of family, growth, and unresolved trauma. "The story moves in such a way where, in the first couple of episodes, you feel how grounded this family is and you know the relationships are solid and loving," Schwimmer said.

I’m a physical actor, but I’ve never really had the chance to do horror, action, and comedy. To blend all those three was a dream,' says the 'Friends' alum.

Goosebumps reboot series was a pleasant surprise for me. Despite my nostalgic love for both the original books and the campy charm of the 1990s TV

In the two decades since wrapping up his 10-season run as neurotic paleontologist Ross Geller on the beloved NBC sitcom "Friends," David Schwimmer has branched out across genres and mediums. Following the series finale of "Friends" in 2004,

The actor talks his monstrous transformation in season two of the Disney+ anthology 'The Vanishing' and why he found the role so compelling: "It's another level of meaningful at this stage."