Community Stars Celebrate Their TV Guide Magazine Fan Faves Victory

Community It's scarcely been the very best week on Community's set. On November 14, NBC introduced its The month of january schedule, and also the acclaimed cult comedy concerning the eccentric people of the community-college study group whose outsize, genre-bending adventures frequently boggle your brain didn't have for action. It's likely to return and finished out its season later in 2012, but gallows humor has occur: Once the cast shot a scene within the show's study room, a note around the blackboard read, "The Television thingy did not exercise.Inch The following Friday, however, midway through their third season, the cast collected for any photo shoot, where they found that their Little Reveal That Could but still Might have been named, via online voting, TV Guide Magazine's second annual Fan Faves champion, generating the magazine's cover. Fists were pumped. Yelps were yelped. Alison Brie, who plays the semi-innocent Annie, improvised a rap ("We've got a trophy, years old!"). Chevrolet Chase (also known as the unaware, wealthy reprobate Pierce) was impressed the trophy really were built with a nice inscription onto it. "Because we do not get nominated for honours, this will be our fans' outlet," states Gillian Jacobs, who plays digital rebel-with-too-many-causes Britta. "They might avoid seeing us win Emmys or SAG Honours, however they will have the energy within this, and also you see many people care. It's satisfying to possess a devoted military." Some cast people, like Joel McHale (who stars because the snarkily charming Shaun) and Yvette Nicole Brown (passive-strongly religious Shirley), implored fans to election for that show on the Twitter feeds. "We simply got benched, which isn't liberating, and also to discover exactly the same week we are the fans' favorite? That's amazing," Brown exults. "I'd say it's bittersweet, but it is not - it is simply sweet." It had been news to Chase this competition even been around. "I am impressed there's this kind of award which we first got it, and when I am this is not on the coverage, I'm going to be deeply upset," he deadpans. (Never fear, Chevrolet - you are on our three collectible covers.) Jim Rash, who plays the school's überquirky Dean Pelton, jokes, "I believe we won because all of us privately chosen." Adds Danny Pudi (pop-culture conduit Abed), "That's the way we all broke our laptops, the multiple voting." Possibly no cast member was more touched through the victory than Ken Jeong, who plays the deeply strange Chang. "This really is something we do not ignore,Inch Jeong states. "I had been your physician, and also the only reason I gave that up happens because I needed to follow along with what I enjoy do. This proves in my experience that should you choose the very best you are able to, good stuff sometimes happens.Inch McHale - who taken care of immediately the win having a hearty "Holy garbage!" - thinks the show's group of followers does not follow the usual notions of TV audiences. "Our fans don't watch television the way in which others do," he states. "Used to do a stand-up show in the College of Arizona and there have been 30 kids who went the big event. I stated, 'How a lot of you watch Community?' plus they all elevated their hands, that was great. I requested, 'How many watch it Thursdays at 8pm?' Zero hands. I requested, 'How a lot of you've Televisions?' Four hands. I requested, 'How a lot of you watch on computer systems?' All hands increased. That might be a reason, but our audience skews youthful. However with something similar to this, they election. That's how rabid they're, so that's great." For additional using the cast of Community, get this week's problem of TV Guide Magazine, on newsstands Thursday, December 1! Sign up for TV Guide Magazine now!