At the Entertainment Weekly Bold School Panel at Comic-Con, Alex Borstein addressed the unrealistic beauty standards prevalent in Hollywood, expressing her frustration with the industry's obsession with youth and beauty. She recounted a powerful moment with Dustin Hoffman, who became visibly angry when she referred to herself as 'ugly,' insisting instead that she is 'beautiful' and 'packaged differently.' Borstein emphasized that the current trend of women undergoing cosmetic procedures results in a homogenized appearance, stating, 'So many people are starting to look exactly the same.' Despite her self-deprecating humor, she acknowledged the impact Hoffman's words had on her self-acceptance and career. Borstein also noted a shift in recognition at award shows, celebrating older actors receiving accolades. Fellow panelists shared their own industry pet peeves, contributing to a broader discussion about change in Hollywood.