Joel McHale Reveals Exciting News About Community Movie Delay

The production of the highly anticipated Community movie has hit a snag due to the ongoing Writers Guild of America strike, according to star Joel McHale. Despite the setback, McHale remains optimistic and assures fans that the movie is still in the works. Community, which followed the lives of a quirky group of community college students, built a loyal fanbase during its six-season run and has since been a frequent topic of discussion among fans regarding a potential movie adaptation.

Community's Long Road From TV To Film

After the strike, we will return and continue our journey towards success. Despite the delay, I have faith in our series creator, Dan Harmon, who will undoubtedly incorporate 12 jokes about the long-awaited reunion. Although it may take some time, we will eventually reach our destination.

Despite its rocky start and fluctuating viewership numbers, Community garnered a dedicated fan base that appreciated its witty writing and unique humor. Even with the constant threat of cancellation, the show managed to produce five seasons for NBC and a sixth season for Yahoo! Screen before coming to a close.

The phrase "Six seasons and a movie" from Danny Pudi's Abed became a rallying cry for Community fans throughout the show's tumultuous run. Despite setbacks, including the removal and eventual return of creator Dan Harmon and behind-the-scenes turmoil with Chevy Chase, the movie project has gained traction with a returning cast that includes Alison Brie, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Donald Glover, Jim Rash, Ken Jeong, and McHale. The show's dedicated fanbase has weathered uncertainty and remained steadfast in their anticipation for the upcoming film.

Source: TVLine