Community Cast behind the scenes on Stages 31 and 32

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Exclusive! The Community cast takes you behind the scenes on Stages 31 and 32. Submit your questions on Twitter #askcommunity.

 

Highlights from last nights all new episode of Community!

Now thats what we have been waiting for! Last nights all new episode recaptured some of that magic from the first season and was pretty funny too!
Congrats to Pierce for walking again! We were worried,
Check out these highlights!

Ep 212: Relationships Are Complicated
Annie puts Jeff on the spot: either he wants her or he doesn't.


Jeff has a heart-to-heart with Andre.



Rich joins Troy and Abed on the latest episode of their fake morning show.

Collection of Sexy Alison Brie Photos!

Okay maybe we are pandering but what better way to get you all ready for tonight's all new episode of Community?

Okay, you have seen most of these before but how about a refresher? These are some of my favorite pictures from various Alison photos!

What kind of man does Alison Want?  That and many more answers will be answered here… but just look at the pictures all ready!

From Menshealth.com:

Make a memorable entrance

Brie says, "The first thing I notice about a man is how he carries himself—the way a man enters a room can be incredibly sexy."

Your move: "Before entering a room, exhale gently, pulling your belly button toward your spine," says Janice Novak, M.S., author of Posture, Get It Straight! "Your abs will contract, aligning your lower back, flattening your stomach, and making you look confident and fit."

Be dynamic

Brie says, "It sounds so old-fashioned, but I want a guy who's sensitive enough to understand what I'm going through and who will defend my honor."

Your move: A 2008 study in the journal Personal Relationships reports that women tend to prefer men who are competitive in athletics but not in relationships. So let her see you fired up, but never direct it at her. Your competitiveness should work for her—you're a team.

Create compatibility

Brie says, "If our kissing isn't in sync, it's over."

Your move: Every first kiss is a little awkward, so quickly learn her likes and dislikes—with your hands. "For a woman, hands are part of kissing—how you touch her or pull her closer," says Dorree Lynn, Ph.D., author of Sex for Grownups. More contact leads to more signals; whenever she pulls toward you or mirrors your moves, note what you did to trigger it. Then repeat.

For more check out the full article:

http://www.menshealth.com/women-of-mh/models/alison-brie?page=0,0

Community is back and here is tonight's preview!

Comedy Giants Unite

Malcolm-Jamal Warner guest stars on an all-new Community this Thursday.

We are back!

I hope you all had a great Holiday and hope you are all ready for a new semister!  We are working on an all new look for Greendale Community and lots of new features!

You will notice a new poll up for you kids and the results for out last.

Looks like these theme episodes are popular!  Stay tuned for more to come!

All of the Character designs of the Animated Community Cast!

Happy Thanksgiving!

nymag.com gives us a Thanksgiving gift of a preview of all of the Character designs of the Animated Community Cast!
Check out nymag.com for the complete cast of characters.
http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2010/11/community_christmas.html
It looks like a good one!

Chevy Chase stops by Extra!

Mario quizzes Chevy and his wife on Clint Eastwood, Goldie Hawn and his love affair with... himself.  Check it out:

Shirley gets an EX husband! Malcolm-Jamal Warner

Image Credit: Sylvain Gaboury/PR Photos

From http://hollywoodinsider.ew.com:

Theo Huxtable is enrolling inCommunity! EW has learned exclusively that Cosby Showalum Malcolm-Jamal Warner will appear in an upcoming episode of the NBC comedy as Andre, the ex-husband of Shirley (Yvette Nicole Brown). Warner begins work this week on the single-camera show that also stars Joel McHale and Chevy Chase.

Check here for the full article! http://hollywoodinsider.ew.com/2010/11/09/community-scoop-malcolm-jamal-warner-enrolls-in-nbc-comedy/

Community Highlights!

Ep 207: You're Being Bitches

Abed gives Britta, Annie and Shirley a taste of their own medicine.

Link: http://www.nbc.com/community/video/ep-207-youre-being-bitches/1258145/



Ep 207: Troy and Abed in the Morning

Troy and Abed interview Starburns, Greendale's resident animal expert.

Link: http://www.nbc.com/community/video/ep-207-troy-and-abed-in-the-morning/1258144/

Dean Pelton’s Office Hours

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Office Hours: Pamphlet Serious

Dean Pelton mediates an exchange between the Human Being and a GCC cheerleader.

LINK: http://www.nbc.com/community/video/clips/1257793/



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Office Hours: Hair Piece

Dean Pelton seeks Leonard's advice.

LINK: http://www.nbc.com/community/video/clips/1257794/

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Office Hours: Independent Study Assistant

Dean Pelton's consoles his assistant after a misunderstanding.

LINK: http://www.nbc.com/community/video/clips/1257795/

 

Video: Joel McHale joins Hoda and Kathy lee for drinks on Today!

Check out the video:

Community Games!

NBC has finally added some new games!

I love Season 2!

Check em out!

http://www.nbc.com/community/games/meteors/

http://www.nbc.com/community/games/community-poker/

All new Community Webisodes!

NBC.com has graced us with a new series of Webisodes exploring the adventures of Dean Pelton and our favorite Human Being!
 Your Dean is in!

Community gets super-sized!

tvseriesfinale.com reports that NBC has just ordered 2 more episodes of Community for a grand total of 24 episodes this season!

Check out tvseriesfinale.com for more!
http://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/community-episodes-18831/

Chevy Chase rates his own movies! A look back.

Once again we are celebrating the birth of the finest American Actor, Chevy Chase!  In celebration I thought it would be fun to take a look at the career of the genius with the man himself.  Kinda.

This is a famous interview with Chevy from 1989.  This interview has become infamous over the years as Chevy comes off as somewhat arrogant in the interview but that is Chevy and that is why we love him.  These are simply some of the highlights and for more check out the full interview at Movieline.com.

In this excerpt Chevy rate some of his own films:

Since the critics usually attack your films, how would you like a chance to rank what you’ve done on a scale of 1-10?

I’d give Deal of the Century a five.

**Glad you’re playing. What about your first film, Foul Play?**

Everybody seems to like Foul Play, so I’m beginning to think it’s a good movie, but at the time I didn’t think so. I was very much against them making me fall off the pier into the water for the good old days. I never got over that. I was so pissed about it. I suppose the highest I could go on that is a seven.

Weren’t you involved with Goldie Hawn at that time?

Most people who knew us back then knew that we were romantically involved. Particularly during the making of Foul Play. But obviously that changed. Nothing went sour, we just went our separate ways. But yeah, we were very much in love at the time. Very infatuated.

Have you considered working together again in a similar kind of film?

People talk to me and Goldie over the years about doing another similar picture, but I think she would prefer to work with Kurt [Russell]. I mean, I love her and I think we work great together but there haven’t been any scripts that have come to both of us. Now that she’s at Disney and I’m at Warners I don’t see how that’s going to happen.

**Back to your rating your films. What about Seems Like Old Times?**

Six. It was kind of the last of those Neil Simon-type pictures that worked and it was great to work with Neil and his lines. I don’t think people have the patience for that kind of thing.

Oh, Heavenly Dog!

CHASE: Benji was hot. It was an opportunity to work with a dog. I never saw the picture. I’d give it a two.

Modern Problems.

CHASE: I’d give that a one. There were too many drugs in Modern Problems.

Weren’t you almost electrocuted in that?

Yeah. It was awful. I had a scene in which I was to be wired as a landing airplane in a dream sequence and the special effects people had devised it so that these lights would go over my shirt. The director felt that wasn’t right, and that it should go under the shirt and attach to my skin. We were all a little nervous about that. They turned on the juice and I just was getting electrocuted and they thought I was kidding, screaming and yelling, “Turn it off!” In fact it was real and I fainted. The paramedics came. I was almost killed, according to the doctor. The burns were to the muscles in my shoulders, arms and back. I was weak for a long time.

**How do you feel about Caddyshack?**

There were too many drugs in that too, but that wasn’t a problem. The more I’ve seen it over the years, the less I thought it was a good picture. I really liked Billy’s [Murray] performance, and Ted Knight’s. Rodney’s just Rodney, not a good actor obviously. It’s up there at six or seven.

**Under the Rainbow?**

I met my wife then. She was working as production coordinator. First picture I made $2 million on. It was just a fiasco. Awfully funny script, but it changed.

**The first Vacation?**

I’d give that an eight. I always thought that was one of my best. It had a wonderful spirit and charm and it was so much fun to make.

**The first Fletch?**

CHASE: A six. It made use of me in a way films hadn’t — it showed a more serious side, an ability to behave and act like a detective.

**The second Fletch?**

CHASE: A four.

European Vacation?

I rate it low. It opened bigger than any of my other films because of the expectation after the first one.

**Spies Like Us?**

CHASE: I forgot about that. That was all right, a five or six. I had to work with [John] Landis.

**That was after the tragedy with the deaths of the children and Vic Morrow on Twilight Zone—the Movie. Was Landis, who directed that segment, affected when you worked with him?**

He was affected, but not able to show it very well. If anything, it should have changed the way he dealt with people but it didn’t. He’s a bit of a bully, to say the least, with the wrong people, the easy shots. He’s got a crassness about him. Anybody who can pick on a set decorator or an extra in front of everybody else in a very mean way is lacking something. I would think that an experience like Twilight Zone—the Movie would put some humility into your life. But it didn’t.

Landis also directed you, Steve Martin, and Martin Short in Three Amigos!

That was great fun. I put that right up there with Vacation. Landis and his egoism cut out a lot of the funniest, best stuff of that picture. It could have been cut better. But Steve and Marty, we have Amigo dinners all the time. We became best friends in that.

**You had a small part in Caddyshack II.**

A bit part for less than a million bucks. I had nothing to do with it. I just went in for a week and shot my stuff. Had no idea how bad the movie was. That was just a horrible picture. That’s down at zero.

**Funny Farm?**

I rank it pretty high, though there’s not much to the picture. It’s a funny movie. My dad was very upset about the picture. He felt that it made no use of what is intrinsically indigenous and good about what I do. George Roy Hill just did not want me to mug in any way. He wanted pure, real acting and he felt it would be funnier because of that. I learned less is more in some cases, but I was also fighting him the whole way. Ultimately the picture came out dull because it lacked the things that I do give to a movie that people do expect.

**And your latest, Christmas Vacation?**

It has a different look and feel and I’m quite good in it, so I’d have to rank it high. I had a lot to do with it and I chose the director, who is a first-time director. But it’s not Moby Dick. It’s what I’ve been sort of forced into doing over the years. It’s only there to make you laugh, it’s not a particularly deep movie.

Happy Birthday Chev!

For the full interview Check out: http://www.movieline.com/1989/12/chevy-chase-cut-to-the-chase.php?page=1