Community: Webisodes (TV Series) Community Table Read (2020) User Reviews

Six seasons and a table read

[safenoe · 10/10 · 19 June 2020]

If there's ever a reason for a reunion movie, this table read is it. As a huge Community fan, this table read is what Community fans will treasure, pandemic times or not. Seeing Donald Glover back gives one hope that perhaps Dan Harmon can bring the cast together for the movie or even a limited-run series 7.

Awesome

[floonath · 10/10 · 14 June 2020]

A great service to all the community fans. Seeing how the actors have grown since their time on the show and the addition of Pedro Pascal is awesome. Definitely a 10/10 and a perfect episode to do a table read in

#SixSeasonsAndAMovie

[mateomathew · 10/10 · 22 September 2020]

#SixSeasonsAndAMovie #SixSeasonsAndAMovie #SixSeasonsAndAMovie

That's All I Ask

Six seasons and a movie

[koolgold · 10/10 · 13 December 2020]

I cant count the reasons I should stay #sixseasonsandamovie

So much fun!

[baedewolf · 10/10 · 12 March 2021]

Community was an amazing show, and I think this table read was a great way to boost pandemic morale and raise money for charity (I believe that was what it was for) The cast was amazing as always, and even though it's controversial for some I believe that Pedro Pascal (filled in for Walter Groggins) was a great addition. Yes he broke character, but a table read isn't meant to be perfect. He was the one of the best pets for me! This read was meant to be a way to boost morale, and it does just that. The whole thing was absolutely hilarious. 100% would reconmend #sixseasonsandamovie

Episode reading for the fans

[Horst_In_Translation · 4/10 · 14 January 2021]

What we have here is exactly what the title says, namely a "Community Table Read". The picked one specific episode, not sure why exactly this one, and read the script to the audiences. Episodes usually run slightly over 20 minutes for this show and this entire thing here ran for 34 minutes because there was some introduction, some talking and laughing in-between etc. Alright. This is from may 2020 and they are reunited with webcams here of course because of the pandemic that was already a big thing back then. Until now, so in over half a year, almost four million people watched this on Youtube. I am not sure if this number includes those that watched the livestream that very day, but I think not, so it could be over five million in total even, especially if we also include all other platforms where this is/was maybe available. The director here is Jim Rash, an Oscar-winning writer, and the writers credited here have a pretty nice history with the Emmys too. Of course, those are the ones also linked with the show back when it aired. Which was years ago. Honestly, I am a bit surprised they came up with this little thingey here such a long time after the show ended, but it may have to do with Community rising again in popularity because it got picked up on Netflix not too long ago. I personally am not too familiar with the show, but this piece here also did not really get me motivated to watch anytime soon. There are some familiar names and faces here though. Donald Glover had huge success recently with Atlanta. Alison Brie is always easy on the eye, especially when she is laiyng there like at the end of the broadcast, and Ken Jeong is kinda turning into most famous Asian on the planet with all he has been a part of. Pedro Pascal from the successful Mandalorian series is not really linked to the show, but he filled in for Walton Goggins, which is for me personally a pity because apparently the episode they picked was the only one that included Goggins? And I really love him on Justified. Maybe I would have watched Community already if he had been part of every single episode or at least the majority. So yeah, I already wrote that I did not find it this funny. I am talking for example about the joke that Glover had no time or also apparently how they dealth with the passing of a character here comedy-wise, although I am obviously not sure how crucial said character was. Pascal constantly bursting into laughter when reading a specific part felt also a bit more annoying than entertaining, even if everybody was having a fun time. Or at least they pretended. But I think he was acting there and I did not like it. The music could have been better too. The African American lady that was a part of this thing had a pretty cute dog next to her, which was nice. That's pretty much all I have to say here. I still hope that they made some decent money with it because this was a charity event and people were asked (especially at the end) to donate. Overall, I give this one a thumbs-down and I think the only ones who should watch are those that a) love the show, even after all these years and b) also enjoyed this specific episode because, as I stated earlier, I don't think this little event here will make you curious about Community, let alone turn you into a fan already. Still I know there are still many fans out there or even many new fans thanks to Netflix and good for them that something like this gets made. For me not so much, even if I still wonder if they end up making this movie that has been in talks for a while. We'll see. Back to this one here, also from a general perspective I don't find the idea too interesting because you have seen the contents here, so it basically just a remake. The more interesting parts are the spontaneous interactions in-between I would say. And those were also not good enough all in all, which is the reason behind my relatively low rating. I am still baffled by the perfect ratings from pretty much everybody else here because honestly, even if you love the show and this thing here, nobody can say it's perfection. I mean come on, they did not even get Goggins. That's really all now. watch something else instead.