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CaptainWacky
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Fuddlemiff
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Troy's in Spider-man!
"During one scene in Peter's bedroom, a photo of actor/comedian Donald Glover, is visible. In 2010, when the movie was first announced and initial casting for the role of Spider-Man was underway, Glover used twitter to somewhat jokingly campaign for an audition."
"During one scene in Peter's bedroom, a photo of actor/comedian Donald Glover, is visible. In 2010, when the movie was first announced and initial casting for the role of Spider-Man was underway, Glover used twitter to somewhat jokingly campaign for an audition."
CaptainWacky
I want to smell dark matter
He was wearing Spider-Man pyjamas in the season two premiere REMEMBER.
Fuddlemiff
Is this real life?
I do! And I think one of his songs references it too.
CaptainWacky
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I had a dream I was watching the seaosn four premiere last night. But the title sequence was totally different and I was angry that it had been changed. Then Britta was wearing a hat and I thought "at least Britta's still in it." That was the dream.
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Filthy Whore
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Joel McHale's gonna be on Sons of Anarchy. Fun fun fun.
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I've found an exclusive video of a concept meeting for season 4 of Community.
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CaptainWacky
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More Annie bum flashes?
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'Community' Creator Dan Harmon: 'I Would Have Fired Me Too'
Published: August 07, 2012 @ 3:27 pm
Fired "Community" creator Dan Harmon is sounding a bit like Charlie Sheen -- saying almost exactly what the actor did after his firing from "Two and a Half Men."
"I'd have fired my ass, too," Sheen told Jay Leno [5] in one of his many candid moments after his exit from his show. Harmon used almost exactly the same phrasing in an interview with Santa Monica-based radio station KCRW's podcast "The Business" released Monday.
“I would have fired me too, because it’s a business,” he said.
Harmon, like Sheen, hasn't struggled to find work. The writer-producer is developing shows for CBS and Fox, and said that after his firing by Sony Pictures Television, which produces "Community," all the networks and basic cable "came a-calling."
Asked on the podcast about rumors that he is difficult to work with, Harmon said his own self-critical remarks helped fuel that impression.
"I think I started them," he said. “I think that I’m a self-effacing, self-destructive person, and I think that every speech I made to my own crew and to the people above me was, ‘Sorry, I’m not good at this.' Because I'm from Wisconsin."
He said his critics "just went with my own words."
Harmon was replaced as showrunner of NBC's "Community" after three seasons as the show was moved to a Friday timeslot for season 4.
Harmon said that, although his show was always on budget, he understood why Sony fired him.
The business plan, he believes, is to make enough episodes of the show for it to be syndicated.
"NBC was moving the show to Friday at 8:30 and giving it a 13-episode order, which is them saying, 'We're going to get this thing to 88 episodes so that we can all make some money... and then we're going to take it off the air. We're going to smother it with a pillow very quietly."
"Sony's job," he continued, "is to take that shot clock and do whatever they can with it. They're not going to hand the ball to the guy that spent three years losing in the ratings race and not turning a script over until I felt it was finished."
He added that "you're allowed to be a perfectionist" on TV if your ratings are high -- but aren't given that luxury if your ratings are low.
NBC and Sony declined to comment.
Published: August 07, 2012 @ 3:27 pm
Fired "Community" creator Dan Harmon is sounding a bit like Charlie Sheen -- saying almost exactly what the actor did after his firing from "Two and a Half Men."
"I'd have fired my ass, too," Sheen told Jay Leno [5] in one of his many candid moments after his exit from his show. Harmon used almost exactly the same phrasing in an interview with Santa Monica-based radio station KCRW's podcast "The Business" released Monday.
“I would have fired me too, because it’s a business,” he said.
Harmon, like Sheen, hasn't struggled to find work. The writer-producer is developing shows for CBS and Fox, and said that after his firing by Sony Pictures Television, which produces "Community," all the networks and basic cable "came a-calling."
Asked on the podcast about rumors that he is difficult to work with, Harmon said his own self-critical remarks helped fuel that impression.
"I think I started them," he said. “I think that I’m a self-effacing, self-destructive person, and I think that every speech I made to my own crew and to the people above me was, ‘Sorry, I’m not good at this.' Because I'm from Wisconsin."
He said his critics "just went with my own words."
Harmon was replaced as showrunner of NBC's "Community" after three seasons as the show was moved to a Friday timeslot for season 4.
Harmon said that, although his show was always on budget, he understood why Sony fired him.
The business plan, he believes, is to make enough episodes of the show for it to be syndicated.
"NBC was moving the show to Friday at 8:30 and giving it a 13-episode order, which is them saying, 'We're going to get this thing to 88 episodes so that we can all make some money... and then we're going to take it off the air. We're going to smother it with a pillow very quietly."
"Sony's job," he continued, "is to take that shot clock and do whatever they can with it. They're not going to hand the ball to the guy that spent three years losing in the ratings race and not turning a script over until I felt it was finished."
He added that "you're allowed to be a perfectionist" on TV if your ratings are high -- but aren't given that luxury if your ratings are low.
NBC and Sony declined to comment.
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'Community' Creator Dan Harmon: 'I Would Have Fired Me Too'
Published: August 07, 2012 @ 3:27 pm
Fired "Community" creator Dan Harmon is sounding a bit like Charlie Sheen -- saying almost exactly what the actor did after his firing from "Two and a Half Men."
"I'd have fired my ass, too," Sheen told Jay Leno [5] in one of his many candid moments after his exit from his show. Harmon used almost exactly the same phrasing in an interview with Santa Monica-based radio station KCRW's podcast "The Business" released Monday.
“I would have fired me too, because it’s a business,” he said.
Harmon, like Sheen, hasn't struggled to find work. The writer-producer is developing shows for CBS and Fox, and said that after his firing by Sony Pictures Television, which produces "Community," all the networks and basic cable "came a-calling."
Asked on the podcast about rumors that he is difficult to work with, Harmon said his own self-critical remarks helped fuel that impression.
"I think I started them," he said. “I think that I’m a self-effacing, self-destructive person, and I think that every speech I made to my own crew and to the people above me was, ‘Sorry, I’m not good at this.' Because I'm from Wisconsin."
He said his critics "just went with my own words."
Harmon was replaced as showrunner of NBC's "Community" after three seasons as the show was moved to a Friday timeslot for season 4.
Harmon said that, although his show was always on budget, he understood why Sony fired him.
The business plan, he believes, is to make enough episodes of the show for it to be syndicated.
"NBC was moving the show to Friday at 8:30 and giving it a 13-episode order, which is them saying, 'We're going to get this thing to 88 episodes so that we can all make some money... and then we're going to take it off the air. We're going to smother it with a pillow very quietly."
"Sony's job," he continued, "is to take that shot clock and do whatever they can with it. They're not going to hand the ball to the guy that spent three years losing in the ratings race and not turning a script over until I felt it was finished."
He added that "you're allowed to be a perfectionist" on TV if your ratings are high -- but aren't given that luxury if your ratings are low.
NBC and Sony declined to comment.
Published: August 07, 2012 @ 3:27 pm
Fired "Community" creator Dan Harmon is sounding a bit like Charlie Sheen -- saying almost exactly what the actor did after his firing from "Two and a Half Men."
"I'd have fired my ass, too," Sheen told Jay Leno [5] in one of his many candid moments after his exit from his show. Harmon used almost exactly the same phrasing in an interview with Santa Monica-based radio station KCRW's podcast "The Business" released Monday.
“I would have fired me too, because it’s a business,” he said.
Harmon, like Sheen, hasn't struggled to find work. The writer-producer is developing shows for CBS and Fox, and said that after his firing by Sony Pictures Television, which produces "Community," all the networks and basic cable "came a-calling."
Asked on the podcast about rumors that he is difficult to work with, Harmon said his own self-critical remarks helped fuel that impression.
"I think I started them," he said. “I think that I’m a self-effacing, self-destructive person, and I think that every speech I made to my own crew and to the people above me was, ‘Sorry, I’m not good at this.' Because I'm from Wisconsin."
He said his critics "just went with my own words."
Harmon was replaced as showrunner of NBC's "Community" after three seasons as the show was moved to a Friday timeslot for season 4.
Harmon said that, although his show was always on budget, he understood why Sony fired him.
The business plan, he believes, is to make enough episodes of the show for it to be syndicated.
"NBC was moving the show to Friday at 8:30 and giving it a 13-episode order, which is them saying, 'We're going to get this thing to 88 episodes so that we can all make some money... and then we're going to take it off the air. We're going to smother it with a pillow very quietly."
"Sony's job," he continued, "is to take that shot clock and do whatever they can with it. They're not going to hand the ball to the guy that spent three years losing in the ratings race and not turning a script over until I felt it was finished."
He added that "you're allowed to be a perfectionist" on TV if your ratings are high -- but aren't given that luxury if your ratings are low.
NBC and Sony declined to comment.
CaptainWacky
I want to smell dark matter
I bet he got really angry and threw wine glasses at people if Britta's hair was slightly wrong in an episode.
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Dick Clark may be dead, but THE PYRAMID is not. WEEK 1: JESUS vs. SCIENCE!
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CaptainWacky
I want to smell dark matter
Jewish girls love to rap.