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‘Six seasons and a movie’ was a favorite line for Community fans as it gave some faint hope that the most hilarious ensemble in TV fiction might return on our screens again. And guess what! It’s happening. Minutes ago, Community’s Joel McHale (who played the charming leader Jeff Winger) posted a picture on Instagram that said, “And a Movie!”. Shortly after, the official account of the Community also posted the same picture. We also saw Danny Pudi (the fan favorite Abed) posting the same picture.
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(You don’t get it, guys, I’m not just a fan, I’m a die-hard fan). I’m if Abed was a fan of the show.
To quote Abed, this is very ‘cool, cool, cool.’
Okay, judging from the tagged photos, we know that the movie may get some of the original cast except for Chevy Chase, as he isn’t tagged. There’s Yvette Nicole Brown (Shirley), Donald Glover (Troy Barnes), Jim Rash (Dean Pelton), Ken Jeong (Chang), Alison Brie (Annie), and I think Joel incorrectly tagged Gillian Anderson. He may have wanted to tag Gillan Jacobs, who played Britta Perry, but Gillian doesn’t have an Instagram account. Unless Gillian Anderson also plays a role?! That would definitely be interesting.
Dan Harmon, the creator of the show, was also tagged, so obviously, he’s attached to the movie. And fans wouldn’t have it any other way because the seasons with Harmon were perfect. They were, as we Community fans say, streets ahead.
However, TVLine writes that Yvette Nicole Brown and Donald Glover will not return. Glover left during season 5, and Brown left after season 5. Chevy Chase will not return either, as his character Pierce Hawthrone died in season 4. We got to see and love a bunch of new characters (Jonathan Banks as Mike, Paget Brewster as Frankie, and Keith David as Elroy Patashnik). Sadly, they’re not returning either. There were hopes that John Oliver’s Professor Ian Duncan may return, but he isn’t either.
The ones that are confirmed to return are Joel Mchale, Jim Rash, Alison Brie, Gillian Jacobs, Ken Jeong, and Danny Pudi. The original chemistry of the leading study group was truly magical. While it would be sad not to see that again, Dan Harmon and the cast will definitely think of something truly unique to satisfy their fans who were waiting for far too long. But we must remember the iconic Abed quotes:
“Chaos already dominates enough of our lives. The universe is an endless raging sea of randomness. Our job isn’t to fight it, but to weather it together, on the raft of life.”
In the streaming age, we always knew that if a Community movie were to arrive, it would be on a streaming service. So, Community is going to be aired on Peacock TV. And it’s slated to arrive next year in 2023.
NBC Universal Television’s Chairman of Entertainment Susan Rovner shared:
“‘Six seasons and a movie’ started out as a cheeky line from Community‘s early seasons and quickly ignited a passionate fan movement for this iconic, hilarious, and cool (cool, cool) NBC comedy. We’re incredibly grateful that 15 years later, we are able to deliver fans this promised movie and can’t wait to get to work with Dan Harmon, Andrew Guest, Joel McHale, Sony, and our partners at UTV to continue this epic comedy for Peacock audiences.”
This is the first official news we got to hear of it, so this is all we know for now.
In season 6 of Community, we know that the study group was no longer a study group but rather ‘Save Greendale Community’ (a meta-reference to how the show needed to be constantly saved as it was always on the brink of cancellation). The save Greendale community often had to save the community college from threats like their rival college, City College. And, of course, from the threat of the ass crack bandit. They also had to save the college from being sold to Subway.
At the end of the finale, we see Jeff saying goodbye to Abed as he goes to Los Angeles to become the production assistant on a Fox TV Series (perfect ending for the character). Annie goes to do a summer internship with the FBI. Jeff Winger is definitely sad about the change, but he finally accepts that change is part of life. The finale was quite emotional, but it also gave a satisfying finality to the characters and group we fell in love with. Jeff Winger stays at Greendale with Britta and Dean Pelton. Even Elroy moves away as he gets a job offer from LinkedIn. We’ll see what adventures our favorite cast gets to next in the upcoming movie.
Each episode of the show was a ride from start to finish. Some episodes, like the famous paintball ones, had a cinematic feel about them while also simultaneously making you laugh, cry and wonder. So, we’re sure the movie will do the same!
As Vox’s Emily St. James aptly wrote:
Deep inside the show’s story about broken but good people trying to make each other whole was a story that I — and then lots and lots of other people — sparked to, and in trying to capture the joy it made me feel, I found my critical voice.
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