Ask Community's Dean Pelton Anything You Want
Ever wanted to ask the flamboyant dean of Greendale Community College a question? Now you can thanks to Ask Dean Pelton, a hilarious Tumblr that offers people the chance to ask Dean Pelton burning questions that are answered with unique drawings of the man himself. Most questions involve how good-looking Jeff Winger is or what it feels like to hug Jeff Winger or what Jeff Winger’s torso is like (we’re getting the feeling Community fans are just as obsessed with Winger as the Dean is), but since the site just started a few weeks ago, we’re sure that a variety... read more
Found in: Blogs, Awesome of the DayThe 35 Greatest TV Duos of All Time
Friendship drives so much of the emotional core of a TV show that scores of shows have led with it in the title. Take a look and see if you have a relationship similar to any of these. read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayNBC: "Community Has Not Been Cancelled," Fourth Season Still In Jeopardy
The Television Critics Association’s (TCA) press tour schedule kicked off on Tuesday, but no news has made a splash until NBC Universal’s chairman Robert Greenblatt spoke at the conference today. Tweets began to pour out from the likes IMDb TV, TV Guide and other television news outlets quoting Greenblatt live. read more
Found in: TV, NewsThe 10 Best Sitcoms of 2011
If the last few years of television were all about the rise of reality, 2012 was marked by a resurgence of the sitcom. Just looking at some of the supporting cast members in the list below—Zach Galifianakis, Danny DeVito, Alec Baldwin, Rob Lowe and Chevy Chase—it's been a while since sitcoms have been this strong. read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayCommunity Review: "Regional Holiday Music" (3.10)
Since we won’t be seeing Community again for a while, I’m very happy that the show went out on a high note. And NBC has been very cagey about the back half of the season—yes, we’ve been assured that there will be one, but how it’ll happen remains undecided. NBC has enough struggling sitcoms that it seems conceivable that Community will end up back on the air during the spring season… but then it might not. It might get thrown away in one night or scattered around the summer to languish.... read more
Found in: TV, ReviewsThe 20 Best TV Characters of 2011
Unlike the 120 minutes of a feature film, we get to watch our most beloved TV characters develop over the course of several seasons. The best of them become dear to us, even if they—like many on this list—would make terrible friends. read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayCommunity Review: "Foosball and Nocturnal Vigilantism" (3.9)
Last night’s episode of Community had two plots but one of the main things connecting them was their reliance on old sitcom stories. This isn’t Abed going into a Christmas wonderland in his mind here, instead this is standard stuff. In fact, the show goes out of its way to tell you that, when Troy mentions the way Abed has seen his plotline played out 100 times previously on television and can’t be fooled. You’re supposed to recognize that these are pretty ordinary events, to the point that I doubt they work nearly as well if you’re unaware.... read more
Found in: TV, ReviewsFans Reward Community With Cover Contest, Higher Ratings
Ever since NBC’s unjust announcement that the network was benching Community until sometime in 2012, the show has been riding a wave of much deserved success. read more
Found in: TV, NewsThe 20 Best TV Shows of 2011
Today we look at the TV shows that made us laugh, cry or root for a meth cook. There’s no reality to be found except the frightening realities covered by a pair of fake news shows. But there’s plenty of comedy, drama and, of course, zombies. read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayPaste's Holiday Gift Guide For TV Lovers
In continuation of this week’s gift guides, we turn our attention to something you probably look at everyday. TV lovers know what they want, but sometimes they need help expanding their horizons. It would be easy to give them nothing but their favorite shows on DVD, but there are much more interesting TV-related gifts out there. read more
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