As we reported earlier, season three of NBC’s Community began filming today (where a perfectly self-deprecating banner welcomed the cast and crew back to set). Kenneth Williams (Omar from The Wire) recently signed on to join the cast for the upcoming season, and now there’s another new addition: John Goodman. Vulture reports that Goodman will play the vice dean of Greendale Community College’s School of Air Conditioning Repair (because air-conditioning repairmen have to be trained somewhere).
Series creator Dan Harmon revealed that the air conditioning repair unit is the school’s only national-renowned program, and holds itself in higher regard to the rest of campus. The mastermind of one of the best shows on television also confirmed that Goodman will be sharing some sure-to-be fantastic screen time with Jim Rash’s Dean Pelton.
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GOD DAMMIT THIS SOUNDS AMAZING. WHAT WILL IT TAKE FOR PEOPLE TO START WATCHING THIS SHOW?!?!?!
dont worry, im spreading the word around Europe quickly.
why cant this come to UK shores! its easily the best sitcom out there at the moment. Jeff is a legend, cant wait to hear more of his funny arrogance……………. i want to be like him
Damn I hope this show picks up more! It’s the best thing on TV right now. WATCH IT PEOPLE!!
It is on in the UK… just on Viva.
It really need Channel 4 to pick it up. I guess much like How I Met Your Mother, which languished on BBCs late nigh weekday schedule for the first few years, it’ll take a while for a channel 4 executive to sit up and take notice to the US sitcom output rather than jumping on whatever over priced “next Lost” show they purchase the rights to.