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While it is common practice for the status quo to take hold in your
average sitcom following a firing, a breakup, or any other massive
change, we usually don't see people taking back to their old states of
being in real life after such calamities. But just as
Community has prided itself in embodying the essence of the situation comedy, the reality surrounding it seems to be doing the same:
The Hollywood Reporter
reports that Dan Harmon, the creator and show runner of the cult
phenomenon NBC series who was ousted from his spot in production after
the conclusion of Season 3, is now officially returning to head
production for the upcoming fifth season. Writer Chris McKenna, who left
along with Harmon, is also expected to return.
Harmon's relationship with the network was more than a bit
contentious, as was his rapport with star Chevy Chase, who has
officially quit the series. But the brilliant creative's absence was
felt, and hard, during Season 4, when fans lashed out against lackluster
writing by replacement show runners Moses Port and Dan Guarascio. We're
not sure if Harmon can completely undo the damage that his interim
usurpers made to the
Community canon (unless he completely erases this past season),
but we are confident that Season 5 will at least recharge our passions
with that old Greendale wit and charm. And so, we offer a celebratory
"Huzzah!" (Is that right?)
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