Back in 2007 there was a seismic comedy release in the form of Superbad, the coming-of-age film that made Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, and Christopher Mintz-Plasse into household names and put writers Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg on a path toward taking over Tinseltown. Despite grossing over $169 million at the global box office the film's success didn't immediately translate into franchising, something that would been unheard of at...well, at any point in the history of Hollywood. Speaking in a new interview, filmmaker and Superbad producer Judd Apatowconfirmed that talks of a sequel had taken place and that he tried to champion it, much to the chagrin of all his collaborators.