What started as a cheeky line from this cult comedy series is now turning into a reality, and NBCUniversal Television and Streaming’s chairman Susan Rovner confirmed Peacock’s involvement in this high-profile project.

“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,” said Rovner in a statement.

Joel McHale, Danny Pudi, Alison Brie, Gillian Jacobs, Jim Rash, and Ken Jeong are expected to reprise their roles from the original series. Chevy Chase, Donald Glover, and Yvette Nicole Brown aren’t involved in the movie, after leaving the show early and not coming back for Season 6.

Community ran on NBC for the first five seasons, while the last season premiered on Yahoo! Screen in 2015. It followed an unlikely group of friends attending a fictional community college and became a cult hit thanks to its meta-humor and pop culture references.

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For years, fans of Community have called for “six seasons and a movie” to wrap up the story of those at Greendale Community College. The expression became such a thing that at one point it even found its way onto the show. 

Plans for a film have been in development since 2014, and despite Community ending in 2015, no movie has arrived as yet. Cast members like Joel McHale, Donald Glover, Danny Pudi, and Gillian Jacobs have all expressed interest in returning for a big screen version of the series, with creator Dan Harmon also onboard. 

Last year, Harmon expressed concern over whether the movie would be approachable to a viewer who is unfamiliar with the television show, but it seems as though some progress has been made…

“There’s been movement,” Alison Brie revealed on The Wrap’s Unwrapped podcast. “There’s been some talks. People are talking and certain things — wheels are turning. I said it!”

The GLOW actress is practicing caution, however. “I’m saying there are legitimate conversations that are happening. Whether or not they will ever turn into an actual movie — I would love it if they did, and I hope that they do — but the fact alone that actual real conversations are happening is I think the most progress we’ve ever made on that front.”

We’re keeping our fingers crossed. 

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Donald Glover, who was among the cast who read the Season 5 episode “Cooperative Polygraphy,” said during the Q&A that although “we can’t make movies right now,” he would be down for a film with his co-stars who also said they have a desire to do a Community movie.

During previous interviews, star Joel McHale suggested that Glover might be too busy to join because of his music career as Childish Gambino and his TV career with Atlanta.

The show has gained a lot of attention since it was added to Netflix on April 1 and creator Dan Harmon talked about how he has much more appreciation for the show now that time has passed since the last episode which aired in 2015, “When I watch the episodes now, I have these waves come over me of like, first of all, my writers were amazing and probably didn’t get rewarded for it as much as maybe I thought the job was, but second… the whole cast is just like a machine on a basketball court that automatically slam dunks everything that you put onto the court.”

In addition to reminiscing about moments like when they first heard Glover’s mix tape and the time Jack Black was a guest, the cast talked about what their characters would be doing during the pandemic.

Check out the full table read below.

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Netflix reached a multi-year non-exclusive global deal with Sony Pictures TV that also allows Hulu to air the entire 110 episodes of the show.

Both deals are non-exclusive and Sony is currently speaking with other potential partners. Currently, Community is available on Amazon Prime Video in some international territories and it’s streaming on Netflix in Latin America and Ireland.

Hulu has been exclusively streaming Community repeats in the U.S. since 2016 after it acquired the rights to the final season of the show.

Community ran for five seasons at NBC from 2009 to 2014 before it was canceled and picked up by Yahoo! for a sixth season in 2015.

The show starred Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Yvette Nicole Brown, Alison Brie, Ken Jeong, Jim Rash, Donald Glover, and Chevy Chase and it’s about strangers who connect through a community-college study group.

Parks and Recreation, another former NBC show, is also streaming on both platforms.

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What started as a cheeky line from this cult comedy series is now turning into a reality, and NBCUniversal Television and Streaming’s chairman Susan Rovner confirmed Peacock’s involvement in this high-profile project.

“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,” said Rovner in a statement.

Joel McHale, Danny Pudi, Alison Brie, Gillian Jacobs, Jim Rash, and Ken Jeong are expected to reprise their roles from the original series. Chevy Chase, Donald Glover, and Yvette Nicole Brown aren’t involved in the movie, after leaving the show early and not coming back for Season 6.

Community ran on NBC for the first five seasons, while the last season premiered on Yahoo! Screen in 2015. It followed an unlikely group of friends attending a fictional community college and became a cult hit thanks to its meta-humor and pop culture references.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Community (@communitytv)

The post Peacock Orders “Community” Movie, Original Stars Sets to Come Back appeared first on EverydayKoala.

For years, fans of Community have called for “six seasons and a movie” to wrap up the story of those at Greendale Community College. The expression became such a thing that at one point it even found its way onto the show. 

Plans for a film have been in development since 2014, and despite Community ending in 2015, no movie has arrived as yet. Cast members like Joel McHale, Donald Glover, Danny Pudi, and Gillian Jacobs have all expressed interest in returning for a big screen version of the series, with creator Dan Harmon also onboard. 

Last year, Harmon expressed concern over whether the movie would be approachable to a viewer who is unfamiliar with the television show, but it seems as though some progress has been made…

“There’s been movement,” Alison Brie revealed on The Wrap’s Unwrapped podcast. “There’s been some talks. People are talking and certain things — wheels are turning. I said it!”

The GLOW actress is practicing caution, however. “I’m saying there are legitimate conversations that are happening. Whether or not they will ever turn into an actual movie — I would love it if they did, and I hope that they do — but the fact alone that actual real conversations are happening is I think the most progress we’ve ever made on that front.”

We’re keeping our fingers crossed. 

The post Alison Brie Gives Hope About the Long-Awaited “Community” Movie appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Donald Glover, who was among the cast who read the Season 5 episode “Cooperative Polygraphy,” said during the Q&A that although “we can’t make movies right now,” he would be down for a film with his co-stars who also said they have a desire to do a Community movie.

During previous interviews, star Joel McHale suggested that Glover might be too busy to join because of his music career as Childish Gambino and his TV career with Atlanta.

The show has gained a lot of attention since it was added to Netflix on April 1 and creator Dan Harmon talked about how he has much more appreciation for the show now that time has passed since the last episode which aired in 2015, “When I watch the episodes now, I have these waves come over me of like, first of all, my writers were amazing and probably didn’t get rewarded for it as much as maybe I thought the job was, but second… the whole cast is just like a machine on a basketball court that automatically slam dunks everything that you put onto the court.”

In addition to reminiscing about moments like when they first heard Glover’s mix tape and the time Jack Black was a guest, the cast talked about what their characters would be doing during the pandemic.

Check out the full table read below.

The post The Cast of “Community” is Ready to Do a Movie appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Netflix reached a multi-year non-exclusive global deal with Sony Pictures TV that also allows Hulu to air the entire 110 episodes of the show.

Both deals are non-exclusive and Sony is currently speaking with other potential partners. Currently, Community is available on Amazon Prime Video in some international territories and it’s streaming on Netflix in Latin America and Ireland.

Hulu has been exclusively streaming Community repeats in the U.S. since 2016 after it acquired the rights to the final season of the show.

Community ran for five seasons at NBC from 2009 to 2014 before it was canceled and picked up by Yahoo! for a sixth season in 2015.

The show starred Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Yvette Nicole Brown, Alison Brie, Ken Jeong, Jim Rash, Donald Glover, and Chevy Chase and it’s about strangers who connect through a community-college study group.

Parks and Recreation, another former NBC show, is also streaming on both platforms.

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