Source: flavorwire.com - Monday, March 16, 2015
AUSTIN, TX: “I wanna ask, do you ever think, ‘This show sucks now?'” The question was posed at the Community SXSW panel not by a pushy journalist or a gauche audience member, but, of course, by the show’s creator Dan Harmon — a writer known perhaps as much for his scalding self-doubt and candor as for his scripts and characters. The question was posed to the small group he began the panel with, original regulars Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, and Alison Brie, out of concern for the way some of their cast mates have fled the show. But Brie responded by shifting the focus: “There may have been one season where we thought that,” she replied, to an appreciative roar from the crowd. It was an in-joke for the fans, and the Austin crowd was a fine representation of one of the most dedicated fan bases in all of television — one that cheered, analyzed, and championed the show through five low-rated seasons as the redheaded stepchild of NBC’s Thursday night lineup, and now into its much-requested sixth season on Yahoo. They got a few little tidbits Sunday about what to expect next season: episodes will run a little longer, they won’t suddenly go dirtier than they did on the network, there will be a “ Karate Kid episode,” and yes, they’re doing another paintball show. But more than anything, it was an hour to enjoy the camaraderie of a cast that’s been doing this for a very long time now, and to meet its new additions. Joining the cast this y
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AUSTIN, TX: “I wanna ask, do you ever think, ‘This show sucks now?'” The question was posed at the Community SXSW panel not by a pushy journalist or a gauche audience member, but, of course, by the show’s creator Dan Harmon — a writer known perhaps as much for his scalding self-doubt and candor as for his scripts and characters. The question was posed to the small group he began the panel with, original regulars Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, and Alison Brie, out of concern for the way some of their cast mates have fled the show. But Brie responded by shifting the focus: “There may have been one season where we thought that,” she replied, to an appreciative roar from the crowd. It was an in-joke for the fans, and the Austin crowd was a fine representation of one of the most dedicated fan bases in all of television — one that cheered, analyzed, and championed the show through five low-rated seasons as the redheaded stepchild of NBC’s Thursday night lineup, and now into its much-requested sixth season on Yahoo. They got a few little tidbits Sunday about what to expect next season: episodes will run a little longer, they won’t suddenly go dirtier than they did on the network, there will be a “ Karate Kid episode,” and yes, they’re doing another paintball show. But more than anything, it was an hour to enjoy the camaraderie of a cast that’s been doing this for a very long time now, and to meet its new additions. Joining the cast this yfrom Top News on RSS Feeds http://ift.tt/1EV25Ue
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