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[Crow]

It's a shame these folks are going to take a vacation. I'm really enjoying this season, it has been consistently funny.

I'm guessing that the show will come back late spring or summer. In the latter case, wouldn't they have to call it Summer School?

Edited by Crow, 09 December 2011 - 04:11 PM.

[Ryan H.]

I know they're putting the show on what they call hiatus, but I'm suspecting that COMMUNITY might not be back. Alas.

Still, great last two episodes. I'm always up for making fun of GLEE, which may be the worst show on prime-time network TV.

[Anders]

Ryan H., on 15 December 2011 - 09:44 PM, said:

Still, great last two episodes. I'm always up for making fun of GLEE, which may be the worst show on prime-time network TV.

Amen.

[Tyler]

Ryan H., on 15 December 2011 - 09:44 PM, said:

I know they're putting the show on what they call hiatus, but I'm suspecting that COMMUNITY might not be back. Alas.

Still, great last two episodes. I'm always up for making fun of GLEE, which may be the worst show on prime-time network TV.

Or one of the best, according to the Golden Globes, which didn't nominate Community or Parks and Rec for anything.

[Tyler]

There's a report that when(ever) Community comes back, a character will die.

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"A character from the show will die," reveals star Joel McHale. He says the victim, although probably not one of the comedy's main stars, is "someone you've seen a lot. And he dies in the mid-afternoon."

[Josh Hurst]

Tyler, on 14 February 2012 - 11:38 AM, said:

There's a report that when(ever) Community comes back, a character will die.

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"A character from the show will die," reveals star Joel McHale. He says the victim, although probably not one of the comedy's main stars, is "someone you've seen a lot. And he dies in the mid-afternoon."

My money's on Leonard.

[Thom Wade]

Starburns, man. Starburns.

[Tyler]

Travis Richey, who plays Inspector Spacetime on Community, has started a Kickstarter to fund an Inspector Spacetime web series. (Dan Harmon, et al apparently aren't involved.)

IO9 has a write-up of Richey's appearance at the Gallifrey One Doctor Who convention, where the proposed series was announced:

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there was a dramatic reading of the first webisode, in which the Inspector and Constable Reginald visit the planet New Seventh Earth Two, where they meet the Blogons, vanquish them with the Inspector's "optic penknife," and then run into a deserted warehouse where they get trapped. Apparently, later in the episode we'll get to meet the Inspector's arch-nemesis. The panel also included a slideshow explaining the long line of actors who played the Inspector: Christopher Lee in the 1960s, Stephen Fry in the 1980s, and Steve Carell in the 1990s TV movie.

[Tyler]

Dan Harmon just announced on Twitter that Community is coming back on March 15th.

[opus]

Six seasons and a movie!

[Tyler]

Cool. Cool, cool, cool.

Edited by Tyler, 21 February 2012 - 05:45 PM.

[Tyler]

[opus]

Prepare yourselves for the return of the darkest timeline...

Why Aren't You Watching The Smartest, Most Ambitious Show On Television?

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The cinephile who says "Oh, I don't watch television" is becoming an increasingly rare breed. But amongst all of this, there's one show that, if the ratings are anything to go by, you're probably not watching. And really, if you like movies, or television, or things that are funny and smart, you should be watching it.

[winter shaker]

The Dean in Community reminds me a lot of Tony Hale.

[Josh Hurst]

winter shaker, on 08 March 2012 - 03:36 PM, said:

The Dean in Community reminds me a lot of Tony Hale.

... except one of them is the dean, and one of them the pottery professor!

[Christian]

Hank Stuever reconsiders the show.

[Josh Hurst]

I thought last night's episode was a glorious return-- a "normal" episode of Community, to be sure, but hilarious and character-driven and just totally spot-on, I thought.

And even though it was a Shirley-centric episode... I thought Britta once again stole the show. She has been this season's MVP, as far as I'm concerned.

Also: How has Malcolm-Jamal Warner not aged a day since The Cosby Show's final season?

[Thom Wade]

He worked for the devil. It was a package deal.

(hoping someone gets the joke on that one)

I agree, last night was a great return. Typical Community pretty much outshines most comedies on their better days. And without Parks and Rec, it has little competition.

[Tyler]

Ratings were up.

[Tyler]

The Russo brothers are in the running to direct Captain America 2.