Joel McHale: Community film is family reunion "without a-holes”

Buckle in, because this is how it will be until the Community movie is in our hands, and we eagerly collect any tidbits we can about the upcoming Peacock reunion. You can't blame us. The fulfillment of the six-seasons-and-a-movie prophecy is a joy for the cast and fans of the show.

It was announced by us. Thank you peacock for paying for it. It is happening and everyone is back, according to The Wrap. Danny Pudi and Alison Brie have been confirmed for the film, along with other co-stars such as Jim Rash and Ken Jeong.

I am going to look very old. I'm sarcastic about it but there will be tears. I cried like a baby after we did that table read during the Pandemic.

He said it was like being with a family but without a-holes. You go to a family and you realize there is a cousin of mine. It's really bad. He doesn't seem to like it.

The shade seems to be more towards family reunions. Chevy Chase, the racist grandpa of this family reunion analogy, has not been confirmed for the movie. The actor who died in the original series was not brought back by the show's creator. He played his controversial co-star in a movie after the show ended.

The ex- host of The Soup said he was looking forward to the movie. He joked that they had shot all three of them so far. In New Zealand, we shot them. Peter Jackson was the person in charge. We shot them in the middle of nowhere. It is happening because I was a shorter person. An asshole-less parody of Lord Of The Rings would be a masterpiece.