Want a chance to be on Community? Yes that’s right - a real walk-on role in the TV Series Community starring Joel McHale, Alison Brie, Yvette Nicole Brown, Donald Glover, Gillian Jacobs, Ken Jeong, Danny Pudi, and Chevy Chase.
You could meet the cast and be on the show in Season 3.
So how do you be a part of this awesome opportunity?
Jump over to the eBay Auction and bid away. All proceeds will go to support the Cal State Fullerton Philanthropic Foundation.
The program shoots in Los Angeles. Filming schedule will be from October 2011 to February 2012. Unforeseen circumstances may result in changes to the production schedule. This two person package does not include any travel or accommodations. The winning bidder and guest are responsible for arriving at the agreed upon destination at the agreed upon date and time. Winner and guest must be 18 years or older. No exceptions. The set will be catered, and the winner will be allowed personal photos with cast members and can bring one item to be signed. No guarantees are made regarding specific cast members that will be working on the day(s) of your visit. The duration of the experience is not yet determined – usually a day or two. There is no guarantee how much airtime you will have and your scene(s) may be cut during editing of the finished episode by the director. This package is non-transferable. The experience is only valid through February of 2012.
This auction item is sponsored by the Cal State Fullerton chapter of the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA), a pre-professional membership association for students interested in the study of communication sciences and disorders. This student group intends to donate proceeds from this auction to two centers located on campus: the Cal State Fullerton Speech, Language and Hearing Clinic and the Center for Children Who Stutter. The CSUF Speech, Language and Hearing Clinic provides services to persons with a variety of speech and language needs and serves as a training ground for future clinicians. The Center for Children Who Stutter provides outstanding professional services to children with fluency disorders and their families who cannot afford private practice fees.
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Want to win the chance to hang out on the set of Community and see all the action? Awesome, because the Amazon.com Movies & TV Facebook page is offering just that!
All you have to do is “Like” Amazon.com Movies & TV and you are in the draw. Head over to the page and enter now.
Good luck fans.
Want a chance to grab a free copy of Community Season 2 on DVD which has just been released? Awesome well there are two great ways to do this.
First up, writer Dan Harmon is giving away free copies for every 30th retweet of his tweet. Follow him on Twitter, and retweet his announcement with the hashtag #community. Hurry stocks are limited on this one!
Secondly, @CommunityDVD is hosting a DVD giveaway at 10pm EST / 7pm PST on September 9th (Thursday). Follow them and check them out on Thursday for your chance to win!
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So Joel, what would you say are your favorite songs right now? Hmm
Thanks to Mark for pointing us to more Joel goodness by letting us in on his playlist. Here’s an excerpt:
Joel McHale, host of E!’s clip-fest The Soup and star of the NBC sitcom Community, grew up in the Seattle metropolitan area (specifically Mercer Island) and enrolled at the University of Washington in fall of 1991, just as punk was breaking. “As a kid, I didn’t know any better—I just thought every city had great music,” he says. While Joel cites the hilarity of many of his playlist selections, he cautions, “Please don’t put this together like, ‘He’s a comedian, so he likes funny music.’ That is not what I like about it. I like it because there was a hopeful youth to it, which was expressed through not taking itself so seriously, while bands like Extreme took themselves very seriously.”
JOEL MCHALE’S GRUNGE PLAYLIST
1. Mudhoney – “Touch Me I’m Sick”
“It’s really a great song, and it fucking rocks. And it’s a great example of how funny the Seattle scene was. The phrase ‘touch me I’m sick’ is funny.”2. Soundgarden – “Burden in My Hand”
“It has one of the best drums riffs in any song that’s ever been made. And it’s just the coolest song. It’s. So. Dang. Cool.”3. Young Fresh Fellows – “Amy Grant”
“I wouldn’t even count the Young Fresh Fellows as part of the grunge movement, but ‘Amy Grant’ is one of the best Seattle-scene songs ever made. Ever. ‘She comes home from church/She takes off her pants/That’s what I like/About Amy Grant.’ It’s so funny—and an incredible piece of music.”
We know him as a talented actor, a hilarious comedian and a sarcastic TV commentator, but is there more to Joel McHale than meets the eye? Is it possible that Joel is actually a big time music artist as well?
It may well be according to Reed Fisher who has come up with a list of Joel’s Top Five Highlights of his musical career.
Here is an excerpt:
Mainstream Pandering
Original material can be a tough go for upstart artists, and sometimes the best way to break through into the crowded pop landscape is by teaming up with established acts. Who bigger than Jimmy “Neil Young” Fallon and the cast of Glee? McHale provides a solid guest verse (at the 3:09 mark) on for a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “Born to Run” for some program celebrating TV shows called the Emmys. Yeah, hadn’t heard of it either.
Want to see the rest? Of course you do! You can read the rest of the list here. (Thanks Devin)
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