Family Feud viewers are coming for Steve Harvey after he gave a contestant a little talking to.
During a face-off at the podium, a contestant named Kristian from the Gilbert family went up against Medina from the Abed family.
Host Steve Harvey was looking for the top eight answers on the board, supplied by the 100 people surveyed.
Steve asked the two competitors, “What might make a lady frog fall in love with a bullfrog?”
Kristian was quick to tap his buzzer first, and when Steve called on him for his answer, he said, “His scent.”
Kristian’s response wasn’t among the top eight answers, earning the Gilbert family an “X” and zero points and allowing Medina to get a correct response and take the lead.
Steve Harvey gives his contestant some advice: ‘Keep that in mind next time’
Medina’s answered “Warts.” It was one of the top eight answers at the No.
During a face-off at the podium, a contestant named Kristian from the Gilbert family went up against Medina from the Abed family.
Host Steve Harvey was looking for the top eight answers on the board, supplied by the 100 people surveyed.
Steve asked the two competitors, “What might make a lady frog fall in love with a bullfrog?”
Kristian was quick to tap his buzzer first, and when Steve called on him for his answer, he said, “His scent.”
Kristian’s response wasn’t among the top eight answers, earning the Gilbert family an “X” and zero points and allowing Medina to get a correct response and take the lead.
Steve Harvey gives his contestant some advice: ‘Keep that in mind next time’
Medina’s answered “Warts.” It was one of the top eight answers at the No.
- 3/1/2024
- by Mona Wexler
- Monsters and Critics
In honor of beloved NBC sitcom Community and its upcoming movie spinoff, let’s begin with some Remedial Chaos Theory. Without the release of a tepidly-received action comedy in 2005, you wouldn’t be reading this article right now.
That’s because if the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie-starring film Mr. and Mrs. Smith didn’t premiere 20 years ago, then there wouldn’t be a TV version starring Donald Glover and Maya Erskine today. And if there’s no 2024 Mr. and Mrs. Smith then we wouldn’t get a very honest and open Donald Glover on a press tour, eagerly answering every question about the Community movie that comes his way.
Truly, the Troy Barnes actor has been an open book when it comes to his involvement in the Community movie of late. Just last week he confirmed to Entertainment Tonight that he was “all in” on the film...
That’s because if the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie-starring film Mr. and Mrs. Smith didn’t premiere 20 years ago, then there wouldn’t be a TV version starring Donald Glover and Maya Erskine today. And if there’s no 2024 Mr. and Mrs. Smith then we wouldn’t get a very honest and open Donald Glover on a press tour, eagerly answering every question about the Community movie that comes his way.
Truly, the Troy Barnes actor has been an open book when it comes to his involvement in the Community movie of late. Just last week he confirmed to Entertainment Tonight that he was “all in” on the film...
- 2/9/2024
- by Alec Bojalad
- Den of Geek
As much as they've become a go-to option, revivals and legacy sequels tend to have a pretty significant roadblock working against them. The more time goes by, the harder it gets to justify bringing back the same cast to relive their glory days without it feeling ... kind of sad, actually. It's like that one guy everyone knows who peaked during his high school or college years and hasn't been able to move past it ever since. That takes on an added layer of relevance (and potential awkwardness) with the much-hyped "Community" spin-off movie, which has tasked original series creator Dan Harmon with figuring out how to make this continuation live up to expectations. Given the fact that the entire point of the comedy was the ridiculousness of having these characters together in the world's worst community college, well, maybe that's exactly what makes the movie worth doing.
Every "Community" fan...
Every "Community" fan...
- 2/7/2024
- by Jeremy Mathai
- Slash Film
It was only 60 degrees in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, but everyone packed into Freedom Plaza was sweating. The sun glanced off the silver tips of flagpoles and bright white protest signs and so many glossy photographs showing bombed-out buildings turned to rubble and bloodied bodies of children killed in the Gaza Strip. There was a little more room in the middle of Pennsylvania Avenue, where demonstrators carried a gigantic white banner, about an arm’s-length wide, filled with the names of every child under the age of five who...
- 11/5/2023
- by Jack Crosbie
- Rollingstone.com
Ah, "Freaky Friday" -- what a concept. Since the original book was published in 1972, it's since been adapted into two theatrical films, two made-for-tv films, and a musical. The appeal of the premise is obvious: It's good to teach kids about the importance of putting yourself in another person's shoes (or skin) and really thinking about what their life is like. It's also just a funny concept in general, leading to all sorts of weird and uncomfortable hijinks. The Disney films didn't go too crazy with the idea of course, but John Mulaney crossed a few lines with his "Saturday Night Live" sketch based on the premise. He played the showrunner of an old sitcom where the son and dad switch bodies, except he decided to focus the show "exclusively on the sexual ramifications" of this idea, with horrifying results.
When "Community" did its own "Freaky Friday"-themed episode, it...
When "Community" did its own "Freaky Friday"-themed episode, it...
- 10/23/2023
- by Michael Boyle
- Slash Film
The most common criticism levied against NBC’s Community during its chaotic and generally acclaimed six-season run was that it was all snark and no heart. It’s a complaint that’s been levied at many self-aware, pop culture-literate works by Gen Xers. But in this case, it was flat-out wrong. Threaded alongside creator Dan Harmon’s meta-sitcom-as-sitcom commentary was a poignant and gut-twisting look at loneliness and purpose that suggested that even being part of a co-dependent hot mess of a friend group was better than navigating life solo.
By the final episode, the writers had turned their half-hour sitcom about seven maladjusted people in a study group at Greendale Community College into a sandbox in which they could do everything from riff on conspiracy theories, fanboy over Ken Burns and The Wire, and eventually question the nature of reality. The series was arch and arty but goofy as well.
By the final episode, the writers had turned their half-hour sitcom about seven maladjusted people in a study group at Greendale Community College into a sandbox in which they could do everything from riff on conspiracy theories, fanboy over Ken Burns and The Wire, and eventually question the nature of reality. The series was arch and arty but goofy as well.
- 10/5/2023
- by Chris Barsanti
- Slant Magazine
This article contains spoilers for the latest episode of "Ahsoka."
You just never know who's going to show up in a galaxy far, far away these days. Whether it's "Cousin" Richie from "The Bear" (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) popping in to assist Cassian Andor on the Aldhani heist on "Andor" or Dr. John "J.D." Dorian from "Scrubs" (Zach Braff) playing the "Star Wars" equivalent of a Maga supporter on "Obi-Wan Kenobi," the supporting cast of the "Star Wars" franchise is an eclectic collection of top-of-the-line character actors and fan-favorites. Sometimes, however, you might not even recognize them, as they're buried under layers of makeup or wearing a helmet the entire time. That was exactly the case on the latest episode of "Ahsoka."
Titled "Far, Far Away," the episode follows those aboard the Eye of Scion to Peridea, the extra-galactic homeworld of the Dathomiri and a planet so ancient it had fallen into myth.
You just never know who's going to show up in a galaxy far, far away these days. Whether it's "Cousin" Richie from "The Bear" (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) popping in to assist Cassian Andor on the Aldhani heist on "Andor" or Dr. John "J.D." Dorian from "Scrubs" (Zach Braff) playing the "Star Wars" equivalent of a Maga supporter on "Obi-Wan Kenobi," the supporting cast of the "Star Wars" franchise is an eclectic collection of top-of-the-line character actors and fan-favorites. Sometimes, however, you might not even recognize them, as they're buried under layers of makeup or wearing a helmet the entire time. That was exactly the case on the latest episode of "Ahsoka."
Titled "Far, Far Away," the episode follows those aboard the Eye of Scion to Peridea, the extra-galactic homeworld of the Dathomiri and a planet so ancient it had fallen into myth.
- 9/20/2023
- by Sandy Schaefer
- Slash Film
Creatives are frequently their own toughest critics, but "Community" creator Dan Harmon is even tougher on himself than most. While speaking at PaleyFest in 2011, Harmon shared that while reviewing an edit of one episode of the cult series, he thought he might have actually "broken television." That's a bit melodramatic, especially given that "The Tom Green Show" had already aired and ended by that point and if anything was going to "break TV," that was it, but it gives us a good look into Harmon's creative process and just how dedicated he was to making the series sing.
The episode in question is season 2's "Conspiracy Theories and Interior Design," which follows an A plot with Jeff (Joel McHale) and Annie (Alison Brie) trying to solve a conspiracy for Jeff's conspiracy class with Professor Professorson (Kevin Corrigan) and a B plot where Troy (Donald Glover) and Abed (Danny Pudi) create...
The episode in question is season 2's "Conspiracy Theories and Interior Design," which follows an A plot with Jeff (Joel McHale) and Annie (Alison Brie) trying to solve a conspiracy for Jeff's conspiracy class with Professor Professorson (Kevin Corrigan) and a B plot where Troy (Donald Glover) and Abed (Danny Pudi) create...
- 5/20/2023
- by Danielle Ryan
- Slash Film
There have been plenty of stories of fandoms influencing the thing they love over the years, but it's rare for fans and the creator to be in direct conversation with one another. That magically happened during the making of the cult NBC series "Community," and showrunner Dan Harmon loved taking fan feedback and incorporating it into the series. When it comes to his other series, "Rick and Morty," engaging with the fans in the same way just isn't possible for a few reasons. In an interview with MSNBC, Harmon explained how "Community" was perfectly poised to work with fan feedback, but times have changed, and animation is a totally different beast.
While it would be neat if every show could have that kind of back-and-forth between creators and fans, that's a whole lot of power given to the audience instead of the artist. Harmon would have been fully within his...
While it would be neat if every show could have that kind of back-and-forth between creators and fans, that's a whole lot of power given to the audience instead of the artist. Harmon would have been fully within his...
- 5/6/2023
- by Danielle Ryan
- Slash Film
I just finished another "Community" rewatch, making that number ... um ... maybe it's best if I don't say. Let's just say I'm a fan, even of the "gas leak" year. If you're unfamiliar with that term, it's season 4 of the show. Creator Dan Harmon was fired at the end of season 3, and new showrunners David Guarascio and Moses Port were hired to replace him. Season 4 went a little off the rails. It's still pretty fun, but it's definitely missing that Harmon touch.
Harmon was rehired after season 4's ratings went down, and he stayed for seasons 5, which aired on NBC, and 6, which aired on Yahoo! Screen. When he came back, he had quite the job ahead of him: He and the writers' room had to find a way to bring the series back to the weird, quirky, and utterly hysterical comedy we all knew and loved.
Some of their ideas were pretty weird,...
Harmon was rehired after season 4's ratings went down, and he stayed for seasons 5, which aired on NBC, and 6, which aired on Yahoo! Screen. When he came back, he had quite the job ahead of him: He and the writers' room had to find a way to bring the series back to the weird, quirky, and utterly hysterical comedy we all knew and loved.
Some of their ideas were pretty weird,...
- 5/6/2023
- by Jenna Busch
- Slash Film
Using clean lines, a controlled color palette and a flattened 2D drawing style, Sepidah Farsi’s engrossing Berlin Panorama opener “The Siren” paradoxically creates a story rich with dimensional detail and riven with the tragedy of war. Much like Marjane Satrapi did with 2007’s “Persepolis,” Farsi uses animation as a way to set the acutely painful civilian experience of the Iran-Iraq conflict at enough of a remove to make it bearable: From a distance, like a floating overhead angle or a wide cityscape vista, even smoke clouds and flying rubble can acquire a sort of beauty.
Unlike Satrapi’s film, however, “The Siren” leans into the form’s fictionalizing possibilities until it becomes less an illustrated snapshot of life in post-revolution Iran than a kind of wish-fulfilment fantasy, such as might have been dreamed up by a teenager, in which resourcefulness, resilience and fellowship eventually win out over forces of oppression and violence.
Unlike Satrapi’s film, however, “The Siren” leans into the form’s fictionalizing possibilities until it becomes less an illustrated snapshot of life in post-revolution Iran than a kind of wish-fulfilment fantasy, such as might have been dreamed up by a teenager, in which resourcefulness, resilience and fellowship eventually win out over forces of oppression and violence.
- 2/16/2023
- by Jessica Kiang
- Variety Film + TV
Crank up some Greene Daeye. We’ve got a Community movie to celebrate!
Peacock announced Friday that it has formally greenlit Community the Movie, a feature-length revival starring Joel McHale, Danny Pudi, Alison Brie, Gillian Jacobs, Jim Rash and Ken Jeong. Shortly thereafter, Greendale grads hopped on social media to toast the news.
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Pudi, who played Abed, posted the words “…And A Movie” on Instagram. Even better, he marked his location as “Dreamatorium.
Peacock announced Friday that it has formally greenlit Community the Movie, a feature-length revival starring Joel McHale, Danny Pudi, Alison Brie, Gillian Jacobs, Jim Rash and Ken Jeong. Shortly thereafter, Greendale grads hopped on social media to toast the news.
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Pudi, who played Abed, posted the words “…And A Movie” on Instagram. Even better, he marked his location as “Dreamatorium.
- 9/30/2022
- by Ryan Schwartz
- TVLine.com
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