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EXCLUSIVE: There is a glimmer of hope that there could be a sixth season of cult comedy series Community. I have learned that Hulu is in talks with Community producer Sony Pictures TV for more original installments of the show, which was cancelled by NBC earlier this month. Sources stress that conversations are preliminary and is unclear whether they would lead to a deal, but I hear there is will on both sides. That includes Community creator Dan Harmon, who confessed on his blog that he had warmed up to the possibility of continuing the show elsewhere, changing his stance from “eh” when Sony TV called him with the news of the series’ cancellation by NBC to “sure, let’s talk” two days later. Said Harmon, “I’m not going to be the guy that re-cancels cancelled Community.”

[uimgp=3495901]Irene Demova[/uimgp] wrote:Let it die already

[uimgp=3496179]Floex[/uimgp] wrote:Be interesting to see what they do now that it's all online. I'm fine with one more series.

What are the prospects for Community beyond season six? Is this a final season? Could it hit seven seasons?

I don't know, let's see how our movie does! Isn't that our plan? There's no way we're not making the movie now! I think once we make the movie, let's look up and decide how much more Community the world wants. We promised six seasons and a movie, how much more do you want?! [Laughs.] … I'd be lying if I told you that we have not had some very early and preliminary conversations that are very exciting about what a potential movie could be and who might direct it. It's early but it's completely in our thought process.

[iup=3497201]Tafdolphin[/iup] wrote:I love the Guardian, I really do. Every now and again though I get a glimpse of what it must look like to a Daily Mail reader. See if you can guess where I stopped reading this :

http://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio ... things-die

Guy who has never watched the show claims they should let it die after a "drawn out death." If the 5th season hadn't been so good I'd have agreed but Jesus, why would anyone who hasn't watched the show feel this was something they should write?

Game of Thrones is like Marmite. Or, to be more specific, like an old jar of Marmite: a sticky, cloying, unmanageable mess that half the population can only be fond of because it reminds them of when they were spotty teenagers obsessed with fantasy roleplay, naked women in Viking hats and toast. Halfway through the first episode of season four, an episode so hotly anticipated it crashed the HBO server, I did not understand anything that was going on.

This was my fault, because I have a life and I hadn't watched the previous three seasons.

[iup=3497350]Floex[/iup] wrote::lol: Is there a copy of the review any where? It's all behind a paywall.