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EditJoel McHale…110 eps110 episodes • 2009–2015Danny Pudi…110 eps110 episodes • 2009–2015Donald Glover89 eps89 episodes • 2009–2014Chevy Chase85 eps85 episodes • 2009–2014Gillian Jacobs…110 eps110 episodes • 2009–2015Alison Brie…110 eps110 episodes • 2009–2015Ken Jeong…109 eps109 episodes • 2009–2015Yvette Nicole Brown…99 eps99 episodes • 2009–2015Jim Rash…96 eps96 episodes • 2009–2015Richard Erdman53 eps53 episodes • 2009–2015Erik Charles Nielsen…43 eps43 episodes • 2009–2015Dino Stamatopoulos…39 eps39 episodes • 2009–2015Danielle Kaplowitz23 eps23 episodes • 2011–2015John Oliver…18 eps18 episodes • 2009–2014Charley Koontz16 eps16 episodes • 2011–2015Luke Youngblood15 eps15 episodes • 2011–2015Paget Brewster…14 eps14 episodes • 2014–2015Keith David…13 eps13 episodes • 2012–2015CreatorDan HarmonAll cast & crewProduction, box office & more at IMDbProReview8.5304.1K12345678910Featured reviews10vansebastiani am very critical of television. i hate clichés, shows that try to teach you things, and more than anything ripoffs(like the fact that family guy takes most of its plot lines form old simpsons episodes). but Community is original, and dead-on with every punchline. Abed has some of the best delivery i have seen in years. everything he says and the way that he says it is side-splitting. the whole episode i am just longing for more words to come out of his mouth. brilliant beatbox/rap at the end of episode 2 by the way. Joel McHale is a great leading man who plays an ass trying a little harder not to be an ass(maybe its just to get a girl but regardless). i was confused about the purpose of chevy chase in this (dont get me wrong, he is hilarious, but in this he's just a side character) until i saw the second episode (Spanish 101) in which he does a Spanish presentation that is golden. no more doubts in my mind.this show is bound for great things. my only concern is that every show that i love gets canceled because not enough people get it. (Firefly, Arrested Development, Freaks and Geeks). So i just hope people give this show a chance. i was won over after one viewing. This is one of the nicest surprises i have seen in a long time and i strongly encourage you to at least watch the pilot on HULU. worth every minute.10scottmcrayI envy everyone who has a chance to watch it for the first time.8slzorasCommunity is one of the smartest and most endearing sitcoms ever created. Despite its ups and downs, its creative lacks, the behind the scenes drama, I still would recommend it to anyone who considers themselves a fan of movies or tv shows, or anyone who's just a bit trope-savvy and enjoys cleverness and absurd humor. The comforting nature of the show comes from its setting: a school, a community college of dubious prestige where "lesser people" find each other and find value in their own messy existence. They have adventures and discoveries in the setting of the school, they fight, they fall in love. It takes the very concept of a teen sitcom and adds an extremely important factor: the playfulness. The playfulness of living a boring day of school, a boring event, like a life-changing movie-like adventure. That's how being in school feels like, and it's weird that the only show that captures it is a show about adults: every mystery turns into a true-crime fiction, every paint-ball game into a western/star wars fantasy war, every discovery into something magical. The show is not just "parodying" these stories, the show is the characters basically reenacting, living their lives as these stories. There's a kind of childish joy in seeing a blanket fort turn into a crazy underground city, or an investigation into a dead yam turn into a law&order episode. Rather, there's a joy in watching the characters basically pretending that this is the case, themselves playing characters, creating a make-believe world out of a trivial day of school, thrilling and fun but also ultimately safe and comforting. You can feel Harmon's joy of the creative process through the characters, and I'm willing to bet a lot of the actors in the cast had a blast. The 4th season (the one everyone hates) is not as bad as people say, it's just a pointless and functional imitation of the previous seasons. Pierce was probably one of the most interesting characters to put in the main cast of a show like this, shame for all that's happened. The later seasons feel a bit tired, but you can't deny that there's a lot of great moments in seasons 5 and 6, as short-lived and unlucky they were. It's amazing on first watch and still holds up on the third.10LeonardOsborneKaelThe promos for this series really turned me off. Another dreary, predictable story about the uncaring horny guy pursuing the lovely stand-offish female? Wow was I wrong! These characters are refreshingly complex and give us lots of surprises in an all too short half-hour. The concept of a bunch of mismatched community college students bumbling through life is rich with possibilities and, speaking as a former community college student, has the ring of truth all the way through. All the actors are wonderful -- especially Gillian Jacobs and Alison Brie. The cherry on top is the amazing Chevy Chase, so oft-criticized for being the self-indulgent ham, who delivers as nuanced and compelling ensemble-sensitive performance as you are ever going to see. My sense is that this show has got some serious legs!9ovanklotFinally, after a long dry-spell, I have found a live-action TV show that actually makes me laugh again.Watching this show made me burst out laughing so many times. The script is wonderfully written and the actors have excellent comedic timing to match it. Sure, there are a few less-than-funny parts about it, but then again, it's not sketch comedy, so it can't be funny all the time.McHale leads nicely, but both he and Gillian Jacobs do a weird 180 degree turn in character after a couple of episodes. It was supposed to be a step meant to make them seem more human and vulnerable, rather than absurd, comedic characters, but ends up making you a bit uneasy. A special kudos goes to Ken Jeong, for portraying one of the funnier characters portrayed on screen as of late.More like this8.6Parks and Recreation8.4Brooklyn Nine-Nine8.6Arrested Development8.2The Good Place7.8New Girl8.3How I Met Your Mother8.5Modern FamilyCommunity: The Movie8.4Scrubs9.0The Office7.9Superstore8.5Schitt's CreekEditDid you knowEditTriviaThe show was based on series creator Dan Harmon's life at Glendale Community College, attempting to reconcile with his girlfriend in Spanish courses. He has also stated the characters are loosely based on the people with whom he hung around, and has nothing to do with his film and television career.GoofsJeff is said to be attending Greendale for four years in order to attain his Bachelor's Degree. While the majority of Community Colleges only offer 2 year AA degrees, currently 17 states (including Colorado) allow Community Colleges to offer 4 year Bachelor's Degrees.Quotes[repeated line] Abed Nadir: Cool. Cool cool cool.ConnectionsFeatured in The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien: Serena Williams/Ken Jeong/Rascal Flatts (2009)SoundtracksAt Least It was Here(Community Main Title)performed by The 88written by Keith Slettedahl, Adam Merrin, Todd O'Keefe, Anthony ZimmittiSign in to rate and Watchlist for personalized recommendationsSign inHow many seasons does Community have?Powered by AlexaWhat song played in a certain episode?Is Greendale Community College a real school?What is the deal with the statue on the campus?DetailsEditRelease dateSeptember 17, 2009 (United States)Country of originUnited StatesOfficial sitesHuluNBC (United States)LanguageEnglishAlso known asCộng Đồng Vui TínhFilming locationsLos Angeles City College - 855 North Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, California, USAProduction companiesKrasnoff Foster ProductionsHarmonius ClaptrapAGBOSee more company credits at IMDbProEditRuntime22 minutesColorColorSound mixDolby DigitalAspect ratio16:9 HDSuggest an edit or add missing contentIMDb Answers: Help fill gaps in our dataLearn more about contributingEdit pageAdd episode, Community: Created by Dan Harmon. With Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Alison Brie. A suspended lawyer is forced to enroll in a community college with an eccentric staff and student body., Greendale Community College is transformed into an apocalyptic war zone when the dean promises the winner of a paintball competition priority registration, and it could fan the flames of sexual tension between Jeff and Britta..
Community (TV Series 2009–2015) - Cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more., A former lawyer attends a community college when it is discovered he faked his Bachelor's degree. In an attempt to get with a student in his Spanish class, he forms a Spanish study group. To his surprise, more people attend the study group and the group of misfits form an unlikely community., The often unappreciated NBC comedy follows the antics of a study group consisting of seven Greendale Community College students from all different walks of life: the egotistical and recently disbarred lawyer Jeff Winger (Joel McHale), the outspoken liberal Britta Perry (Gillian Jacobs), the dynamic/inseparable nerd duo of socially awkward Abed , Greendale Community College is transformed into an apocalyptic war zone when the dean promises the winner of a paintball competition priority registration, and it could fan the flames of sexual tension between Jeff and Britta., The concept of a bunch of mismatched community college students bumbling through life is rich with possibilities and, speaking as a former community college student, has the ring of truth all the way through., Interested in acting at an early age, she began her career performing in community theater shows at the Jewish Community Center in Los Feliz. Her very first role was "Toto" in the Wizard of Oz..