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Karen Gillan wants to be on Inspector Spacetime
We dropped by the Doctor Who studio in Cardiff just before The Ponds wrapped on their final episodes to talk with Karen Gillan about Community’s (NBC) Doctor Who-spoof “Inspector Spacetime”.
It turns out she’s a huge fan of both the sitcom and the show within the sitcom. #AmyMeetsAbed
Let’s do this, Tumblr (reblog and tweet with the hashtag #AmyMeetsAbed.)
Uhm, yes to this. SO MUCH YES. #AmyMeetsAbed
Posted on May 15, 2012 via BBC America on Tumblr with 5,165 notes
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wait… what?!
as much as i love the cross-network respect and love, this tv paradox can’t be allowed to continue. it makes my brain hurt.
Posted on May 12, 2011 via The TV Screen with 177 notes
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Posted on May 5, 2011 via crash in from deep space with 109 notes
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I just realized that…
Professor Professorson from Community & Sam Weiss on Fringe are played by the same actor.
*brain asplode*
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Britta & Pronouncing things incorrectly. OTP?
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“THE CAPE IS PREMIERING!!!!”
“The show is going to last 3 weeks!”
“Six seasons and a movie!”
Posted on April 21, 2011 via That sandwich is making me sad. with 5 notes
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Someone at work just said they had a “bag-gel” for breakfast and I laughed uncontrollably. She was not making a Community reference.
Awkward.
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Yet another reason to read this week’s issue of EW: We’ve got a first look at Community’s upcoming Pulp Fiction homage. Here’s what Yvette Nicole Brown, a.k.a. Shirley, had to say about channeling Samuel L. Jackson:
“I did say, ‘I’m sick of these MF-in’ snakes on this MF-in’ plane!’ Not in the episode, but I said it to myself every time I got the chance.”
CANNOT. WAIT.
Posted on March 3, 2011 via Entertainment Weekly with 1,350 notes
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For the week-to-week critic, fandom is an occupational requirement. ‘You wouldn’t commit yourself to writing 24 weekly reviews of a series unless you like it,’ says Murray. TV writing has always had a strain of advocacy, with critics frequently campaigning on behalf of low-rated fare. One of the first shows Sepinwall championed was 1996’s Paul Haggis-helmed drama EZ Streets; it was quickly canceled. Sepinwall’s campaign to rescue Chuck—boosted by social media, his own increasing influence, and the efforts of fellow critics like Maureen Ryan—was more successful. In an open letter to NBC executives, Sepinwall argued that the network could rake in cash by expanding the show’s existing product-placement deals. ‘If blatant pimping is the price of continued existence,’ he wrote, Chuck’s writers and fans ‘are more than happy to pay it.’
The show was ultimately renewed, and NBC’s Ben Silverman credited Sepinwall (and Subway) for the show’s survival. While critical distance can be overrated—I’d prefer to read Sepinwall on Friday Night Lights than a writer who doesn’t care about the show—his role in the ‘Save Chuck’ movement, as well as a cameo appearance on Community, mark him as something other than an objective viewer.
Slate’s Josh Levin on Alan Sepinwall & the state of TV criticism today.
Click the source link for the full article.
Posted on February 14, 2011 with 4 notes
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Posted on February 11, 2011 via with 2,842 notes
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Plays: 80[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
after tonights community episode .. i think we can all agree on one thing.
PIERCE YOU’RE A B!
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I approve. And I spell that with a “Qu.”
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wait…
so if cougar town exists in the world of community, and community exists in the world of cougar town, then…
*brain asplodes*
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Reasons why COMMUNITY is the best show of 2010:
1: Christmas Pterodactyl.
That is all.
