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Meet the Makers: Going Dutch and Animal Control

There are plenty of similarities to be found between Fox’s two live-action comedies, Joel McHale’s “Animal Control” and Denis Leary’s “Going Dutch.” Both are single-camera workplace comedies with characters in uniform: A quirky group of animal control workers in Seattle on “Animal Control,” and a quirky group of U.S. Army soldiers stationed on a tiny Netherlands base on “Going Dutch.” Making things even more personal, McHale’s “Community” co-star Danny Pudi now stars opposite Leary on “Going Dutch.”

So how about a crossover inside the Fox comedyverse? “It makes perfect sense,” Leary said during the Variety FYC TV Fest. “The guys who are the creators of ‘Animal Control’ are guys I’ve worked with before. Great writers. And we actually discussed it at some point last year. So let’s talk Fox into it. But Fox hasn’t mentioned it.

Six seasons and a movie is all us Community fans have been asking for and wanting. We've got the six seasons, though we're still eagerly waiting for the reunion film that's sure to be a hit at Peacock. Since September 2022 when news was confirmed that the Community movie was happening, we've been wondering not just when it'll be released, but when filming would actually start. Now with one of the star's current shows getting picked up, this could be bad news for the project.

Joel McHale who played Jeff Winger currently stars in the comedy series Animal Control on Fox. The third season finished airing recently, and the show has now been picked up and renewed for a season 4, per TVLine. This of course makes us happy for the actor. We love to see them all succeed! But, the renewal news does have us thinking about Community: The Movie and McHale's upcoming availability.

Colonel Quinn is staying put for the 2025-26 TV season. Fox has renewed Going Dutch for a second season. The sitcom's first season of 10 episodes finished airing in March.

A military comedy series, the Going Dutch TV show stars Denis Leary, Taylor Misiak, Danny Pudi, Laci Mosley, and Hal Cumpston, with Dempsey Bryk, Joe Morton, and Catherine Tate in recurring roles. The story follows arrogant, loudmouth U.S. Army Colonel Patrick Quinn (Leary), reassigned to the Netherlands after an epically unfiltered rant. There, he is punished with a command position at the world's least strategically significant army base. It’s notable for its Michelin Star-commissary, top-notch bowling alley, lavender-infused laundry, and the best (and only) fromagerie in the U.S. Armed Forces. Surrounded by a diverse group of military misfits, the colonel tries to reinstate discipline and professionalism with the...

Joel McHale and Thomas Lennon in ‘Animal Control’ (Photo Credit: Bettina Strauss © 2025 Fox Media LLC)

Fox is bringing back both Animal Control and Going Dutch for the 2025-2026 primetime season. The network confirmed they’ve renewed Animal Control starring Joel McHale for season four, and Going Dutch with Denis Leary will return for season two.

“Animal Control and Going Dutch are proven winners thanks to signature Fox characters brought to life by Joel and Denis — two of the funniest comedic voices on TV today, giving us an ideal foundation for building our new comedy block,” stated Michael Thorn, President, Fox Television Network. “With a focus on creating irreverent, fun workplace humor that’s both outrageous and unpredictable, Joel, Denis, their castmates, and production teams deliver reliably laugh-out-loud moments week after week that will keep fans coming back season after season.”

Animal Control season three stars McHale, Michael Rowland, Vella Lovell,...

Two shows have been guaranteed to continue on Fox while another wasn't so lucky. Unfortunately for the latter, it's going to be a one-season run.

Per Deadline, Rescue Hi-Surf has been canceled after one season. The show, which follows Hawaiian lifeguards, wrapped up its first season on March 31. As the show was not a breakout success on the level of Doc, which was renewed for a 22-episode second season, the decision was made not to move forward with a second season.

It's an unfortunate update for fans of the show, especially as it debuted strong with a premiere that pulled in 4.7 million Live+Same Day viewers. According to the new report, there had still been consideration to renew the series, in part due to the involvement of producer John Wells. The producer's previous work includes titles like ER, The West Wing, and The Pitt. However, the series was also expensive...

Fox has renewed both of its workplace comedy series – Animal Control, starring Emmy Award nominee Joel McHale, and Going Dutch, starring Emmy Award nominee Denis Leary, for a fourth and second season, respectively, it was announced today by Michael Thorn, President, Fox Television Network. The single-camera shows will return in the 2025-2026 season.

“Animal Control and Going Dutch are proven winners thanks to signature Fox characters brought to life by Joel and Denis — two of the funniest comedic voices on TV today, giving us an ideal foundation for building our new comedy block,” said Thorn.

“With a focus on creating irreverent, fun workplace humor that’s both outrageous and unpredictable, Joel, Denis, their castmates and production teams deliver reliably laugh-out-loud moments week-after-week that will keep fans coming back season-after-season.”

Animal Control follows a group of local Animal Control workers whose lives are complicated by the fact that animals are simple,...

Going Dutch is returning for a second tour of duty. The freshman Fox sitcom has been renewed for a second season at the network. Deadline reports that both Going Dutch and its network stablemate, Animal Control, will be returning next season. The series' first season is now streaming on Hulu.

Deadline reports that although the Denis Leary-led series' ratings were not spectacular, the fact that the series is produced and owned by Fox may have played a part in the network's decision. Fox is also selling the series internationally; unlike many sitcoms, it is an international production, with a military base in Ireland standing in for Garrison Stroopsdorf, the fictional US Army base in Holland that serves as the show's primary setting. Additionally, Going Dutch and Animal Control are the only live-action sitcoms currently on Fox. This may also mean that Fox may not order any new half-hour comedies for the upcoming TV season.

Fox is keeping its live-action comedy duo intact: The network has renewed Joel McHale’s Animal Control for Season 4 and the Denis Leary-led military comedy Going Dutch for Season 2.

“Animal Control and Going Dutch are proven winners thanks to signature Fox characters brought to life by Joel and Denis — two of the funniest comedic voices on TV today, giving us an ideal foundation for building our new comedy block,” Fox president Michael Thorn said in a statement. “With a focus on creating irreverent, fun workplace humor that’s both outrageous and unpredictable, Joel, Denis, their castmates and production teams...

Fox is keeping the live-action comedy lights on for 2025-26.

The network has renewed Animal Control and Going Dutch — the only two live-action comedies currently on its schedule — for next season. The pickups will mean a fourth season of Animal Control, starring Joel McHale, and a second for the Denis Leary-led Going Dutch.

“Animal Control and Going Dutch are proven winners thanks to signature Fox characters brought to life by Joel and Denis — two of the funniest comedic voices on TV today, giving us an ideal foundation for building our new comedy block,” Fox Television Network president Michael Thorn said in a statement. “With a focus on creating irreverent, fun workplace humor that’s both outrageous and unpredictable, Joel, Denis, their castmates and production teams deliver reliably laugh-out-loud moments week after week.”

The two series join long-running animated shows American Dad, Bob’s Burgers, Family Guy and The Simpsons — all...

Fox is sticking with laughs. The network has renewed its two live-action comedy series Animal Control and Going Dutch.

Animal Control, which stars Joel McHale, is returning for a fourth season, while Going Dutch starring Denis Leary returns for its second. Both single-camera shows, which are owned by Fox, will return in the 2025-26 season.

The renewal of Animal Control is not a surprise; the show remains Fox’s live-action comedy flagship and was the network’s first fully owned live-action series to break out. In addition, it has sold the show in more 70 international territories including in the UK to Channel 4, in Australia to Foxtel and Binge, in Canada to CBC and in New Zealand to Tvnz.

The network said that with in-season streaming on Hulu, it more than doubles its Live+Same Day ratings.

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Marvel Studios ruled the cinematic landscape from 2008 until around 2019, thanks in no small part to the novelty of its shared universe, a concept every film studio tried and failed to mimic. Beginning with Jon Favreau's "Iron Man," the Marvel Cinematic Universe successfully propelled popular heroes and villains to the big screen, culminating with enormous blockbuster events in the form of "Avengers" movies, not to mention standout hits like Ryan Coogler's "Black Panther" and Jon Watts' "Spider-Man: No Way Home."

More impressively, the MCU made frequent use of the ultimate gimmick: cameos, often arising during mid-credit scenes, which usually introduced or teased new characters like Thanos (Josh Brolin) and the Collector (Benicio del Toro), who would often go on to play vital roles in later pictures. In fact, one could argue the MCU took off due to Samuel L. Jackson's surprising appearance as Nick Fury in "Iron Man.

"Community" was always a great show, but the moment it elevated to god-tier status was when it introduced the concept of a Paintball Episode (an idea that, sadly, the "Community" movie will not revisit when/if it comes to pass). That's when an otherwise-normal sitcom suddenly has its characters start shooting at each other with paintball guns, complete with genuinely impressive action cinematography. Why doesn't every sitcom do stuff like this? Because they lack the audacity.

"Community" would do three more paintball episodes throughout its run, all of them featuring at least one moment that's so cool it'll make you forgive the show for any of its other faults. Are you mad at how the series dragged out the romance between Jeff (Joel McHale) and Annie (Alison Brie) for six seasons? Well, at least the scene where the Dean (Jim Rash) recreates the "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" elevator fight...

Exclusive: Jimmy Kimmel will be back in the hot seat after ABC renewed Who Wants To Be A Millionaire for a new season.

The show has been renewed for a fourth season since its return in 2020, some 18 years after it previously aired on the Disney-owned network.

It marks the second time that Kimmel will be hosting the show in front of a live studio audience after the first two seasons of the reboot were produced under Covid protocols.

The series will once again feature pairs of celebrity contestants playing together in the hopes of winning $1 million for the charity of their choice.

Last year, celebrities included Reggie Watts & Ron Funches, Gillian Jacobs & Danny Pudi, Ray Romano & Brad Garrett, Jason Ritter & Natasha Leggero, Zach Braff & Donald Faison, Ike Barinholtz & Alan Barinholtz, Dave Burd & GaTa, Kelly Osbourne & Jack Osbourne, Sophia Bush & Alex Edelman, Jeff Ross & Kimmel’s Cousin Sal, Nicole Byer & Sasheer Zamata,...

Mythic Quest, the Apple TV+ series partly created by It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day, is officially ending its journey, as the show will end after its fourth season. However, even though the series itself will done, the creators are going to ensure that the loyal fans will get a nice surprise that will give the show the send-off they deserve.

The fourth season of Mythic Quest just concluded last month. Yet, the finale, “Heaven and Hell” wasn’t meant to be a series finale. Thus, a revised version set to air this week will serve as a true conclusion.

A joint statement was issued by McElhenney, Mythic Quest co-creator Megan Ganz and EP/co-star David Hornsby. “Endings are hard. But after four incredible seasons, Mythic Quest is coming to a close. We’re so proud of the show and the world we got...

Mythic Quest is logging off for good. The chaotic, code-crashing comedy from Rob McElhenney has officially been cancelled. But let’s face it: the biggest plot twist wasn’t in the show. It was the behind-the-scenes rage from actual game devs.

Turns out, while we were laughing at broken builds and ego clashes, some real-world developers were grinding their teeth. McElhenney might’ve wrapped up his pixelated sitcom, but his legacy’s stirring the pot in the gaming industry like a troll in a dev forum.

Rob Mcelhenney during weight gain in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia | Credits: FX Mythic Quest is done, but the devs Rob McElhenney riled up won’t forget

Mythic Quest is officially game over. Rob McElhenney’s Apple TV+ workplace comedy has been cancelled, and while fans are mourning, game devs are still a little salty.

Rob McElhenney in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia | Credits: FX

From day one,...

It's always a little awkward when you tell someone about a celebrity's death and that person has never heard of them to begin with. It's the same way with TV shows. "Have you heard that Swagger was canceled? "No, I haven't heard of Swagger to begin with." That's often the case with Apple TV+ shows, which are some of the most wonderfully produced and star-studded series since the days of streaming began. The problem is, most people have never heard of them, give or take Ted Lasso and Severance. Well, if you haven't heard of Mythic Quest, it's a delightful show, and you should watch it, though it's a little too late now. The series, which recently ended its fourth season (and a brief anthologized spin-off), has been canceled.

Created by three of the very funny minds behind It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Mythic Quest had a lot of people rooting for it.

Apple TV+ has ended Mythic Quest after four seasons. The final episode of the workplace comedy aired on March 26 but will now be re-released with an updated ending. The revised version will be available next week on the platform.

The creators of the series — Megan Ganz, David Hornsby, and Rob McElhenney — confirmed the cancellation and shared a statement acknowledging the decision and the final update. “Endings are hard. But after four incredible seasons, Mythic Quest is coming to a close,” the team said. “We’re so proud of the show and the world we got to build — and deeply grateful to every cast and crew member who poured their heart into it.

To all our fans, thank you for playing with us. To our partners at Apple, thank you for believing in the vision from the very beginning. Because endings are hard, with Apple’s blessing we made one final...

Apple TV+’s Mythic Quest has come to an end. The streamer has opted not to renew the gaming workplace comedy series for a fifth season. The decision comes days after the Season 4 finale dropped March 26.

Since it had not been conceived as a series finale, the Season 4 finale will now get a new ending to give fans closure. The updated episode will be made available next week.

“Endings are hard. But after four incredible seasons, Mythic Quest is coming to a close. We’re so proud of the show and the world we got to build — and deeply grateful to every cast and crew member who poured their heart into it,” series creators/executive producers Megan Ganz, David Hornsby and Rob McElhenney said in a statement Friday. “To all our fans, thank you for playing with us. To our partners at Apple, thank you for believing in the vision from the very beginning.

It’s game over for Apple TV+’s Mythic Quest: The Rob McElhenney-led comedy set in the world of video games has been cancelled after four seasons, TVLine has confirmed. (Our sister site Variety first reported the news.)

The story isn’t over for fans yet, though: The series finale “will be updated with a special new ending, bringing the series to its final chapter,” and the updated finale will begin streaming next week, a source tells TVLine.

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“Mythic Quest” has been canceled after four seasons at Apple TV+, but the workplace comedy is not gone for good just yet, TheWrap has learned.

As a special sendoff for the series and its fans, the finale episode of Season 4, which aired March 26, will be adapted to formally bring the series’ final chapter to a close. The updated finale episode is set to premiere on Apple TV+ next week.

“Endings are hard. But after four incredible seasons, ‘Mythic Quest’ is coming to a close. We’re so proud of the show and the world we got to build — and deeply grateful to every cast and crew member who poured their heart into it,” executive producers Megan Ganz, David Hornsby and Rob McElhenney said in a joint statement. “Because endings are hard, with Apple’s blessing we made one final update to our last episode — so we could say goodbye, instead of just game over.

The Apple TV+ comedy “Mythic Quest” has been canceled after four seasons, Variety has learned exclusively. The series aired its fourth season finale on March 26 following its January debut. It had been renewed for Seasons 3 and 4 back in 2021.

But in true video game style, the show is getting an extra life. An updated finale episode with a new ending will premiere next week on Apple TV+.

“Endings are hard. But after four incredible seasons, ‘Mythic Quest’ is coming to a close,” said series executive producers Megan Ganz, David Hornsby, and Rob McElhenney. “We’re so proud of the show and the world we got to build—and deeply grateful to every cast and crew member who poured their heart into it. To all our fans, thank you for playing with us. To our partners at Apple, thank you for believing in the vision from the very beginning. Because endings are hard,...

Having the chance to get in on the ground floor of one of the most unique and cult-beloved sitcoms of the 21st century sure would have been cool. Cool, cool, cool.

Despite the sad fact that neither he nor Community ever got their flowers from mainstream America during the show’s initial run, Chicago-born actor and director Danny Pudi’s performance as Abed Nadir, the idiosyncratic, pop-culture-obsessed, fourth-wall-breaking brainiac of the greatest study group in sitcom history, is one of those iconic acting roles that becomes inseparable from the artist who nailed it. Just as no one else could have possibly been as perfect a fit for Frasier Crane as Kelsey Grammer and only Larry David could play Larry David on Curb Your Enthusiasm, Pudi’s portrayal of Abed is what made the character such an impactful part of Community’s legacy.

However, similar to how Bob Odenkirk came close...

Six seasons and a movie may not be enough for Community fans or Joel McHale!

When it comes to cult comedies, Community is in a class all by itself. Premiering on NBC in 2009, the Dan Harmon-created comedy at first looked like a simple sitcom premise. Jeff (Joel McHale) is a lawyer who loses his job when it's discovered his degree doesn't count. He thus enrolls in Greendale Community College to earn a real degree.

Joel forms a study group of quirky students, played by Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Chevy Chase, Yvette Nicole Brown, Alison Brie, and Donald Glover. Ken Jeong and Jim Rash also star.

While the show had humor from the start, it would soon evolve into one of the wilder comedies on television. Every character was made into an offbeat individual, with episodes playing as mockumentaries, parodies/homages to famous movies and TV shows, and unpredictable stories...

Community fans keep waiting for the beloved sitcom to honor its "six seasons and a movie" promise as the long-gestating film adaptation remains on standby. However, when the film finally makes its Peacock debut, Joel McHale says he and his cast mates are "game" for continuing the franchise.

Speaking with Screen Rant, McHale teased the possibility of the Community series making a comeback once the anticipated movie is released. "I think there are some of us that would love to keep going, and I would be like, 'Great, if you guys want to do episodes, let us know,'" he said. "I think that'll probably depend on the success of a movie, but I think if there's enough of a demand to do more. I don't know what it would look like, but obviously the movie would have to inform a lot of that."

McHale says he and the rest...

It’s hard to believe Community ended almost a decade ago!

The comedy series – starring Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Yvette Nicole Brown, Alison Brie, Donald Glover, Ken Jeong, Chevy Chase, and Jim Rash – ran on NBC for five seasons between 2009 and 2014 before the sixth and final season aired on Yahoo! Screen in 2015.

The show followed disbarred lawyer Jeff Winger (McHale), who enrolled in a local community college and formed a study group with fellow students, who eventually learn more about themselves than their course work.

Just recently, Donald shared a major update on the Community movie!

With the show back in the headlines, we’ve gathered all of the main cast members of Community, and ranked them from lowest to highest estimated net worth.

If you didn’t know, Community is available for streaming on Netflix and Hulu!

Click through the slideshow to find out who the richest Community cast member is…...

Sitcoms have a harder time than ever to really catch on to what the public wants. It's sort of a genre stable that viewers need a few seasons to get to know the characters and storylines they'll be enjoying. Unfortunately, the market is so competitive today that it's almost impossible for many new sitcoms to survive past one season. Many fresh and hilarious comedy shows have fallen by the wayside only because of low viewership, leading to a show's eventual premature cancelation. On top of that, no other sitcoms have it harder than the ones on network television, such as Fox's brand-new sitcom Going Dutch.

Going Dutch was created by Joel Church-Cooper and stars Denis Leary alongside a massive cast of hilarious characters in a show that seemingly fits Leary's charismatic and brash personality to a T. The show premiered right after the New Year on January 2, 2025, and was met with positive reviews.

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Community is a satirical comedy series created by Dan Harmon. The NBC series follows Jeff Winger, a lawyer who gets disbarred after it is discovered that he lied about having a bachelor’s degree. To get his legal career back, he began attending Greendale Community College. He soon befriends a group of misfits, including Britta, Abed, Shirley, Annie, Troy, and Pierce. Community stars Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Yvette Nicole Brown, Alison Brie, Donald Glover, Ken Jeong, Chevy Chase, and Jim Rash. So, if you loved the entertaining stories, hilarious dark comedy, and compelling characters in Community, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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A.P. Bio is a workplace comedy sitcom series created by Mike O’Brien. The NBC series follows Jack Griffin, a philosophy professor who gets fired from...

Plaion Pictures has announced that American Dreamer, a new dark comedy starring Peter Dinklage as a new homeowner who gets more than he bargained for, is now available on digital. Dinklage plays Dr. Phil Loder, a low-level economics professor who has always wanted to own a home yet has never been able to afford it. That changes when he runs into a childless old widow, played by Shirley MacLaine, who is willing to sell him her entire mansion for practically nothing. It’s amazing! It’s a dream come true! Wait…is there any catch to this? Almost assuredly, but that’s something Phil will have to find out for himself. It feels like it’s been a While since I’ve seen MacLaine show up in anything. Thirty years ago she was so culturally relevant that parodies of her were always appearing in the cartoons I watched, with her...

Last month, The New Yorker published Dexter Filkins’ exhaustive article on “The U.S. Military’s Recruiting Crisis.” It seems the titular failure to enlist new recruits in sufficient numbers has compromised our readiness to defend the country in the event of an actual war, never mind fulfill promises past administrations have made to the governments of other nations.

Maybe that problem would be solved if troops could be posted at Stroopsdorf, the U.S. service base that provides the setting for Going Dutch. Stroopsdorf doesn’t have: strict requirements on fitness or hair length. Any apparent need to use a tower that’s been colonized by local wildlife. Guns. Stroopsdorf does have: bowling. Laundry. Cheeseworks. Silent discos. The best dining facility in the military. The highest morale in the army. If we ever find out they get U.S. TV channels via satellite, I might look into moving there myself.

Around this time last year, America caught a raging case of Challengers fever. The film, from Call Me By Your Name director Luca Guadagnino, portrays a trio of aspiring pro tennis players — pals Patrick (Josh O’Connor) and Art (Mike Faist) and Tashi (Zendaya) — jumping around in time from their frisky late teens to their resigned thirties with several stops in between. To reduce a gripping thriller to a gross oversimplification: everyone is in love with everyone else, and the sexy possibilities made it a meme overnight. What those memes acknowledged was what the movie boldly states: any love triangle is less interesting than three hot characters just getting it on together.

Since Fox’s Thursday night comedies premiered their latest seasons back in January — Season Three for Animal Control, and Season One for Going Dutch — both have seemed like they learned the lessons of Challengers. But did they really? These...

On Thursday March 13 2025, Fox broadcasts Going Dutch!

Born on the Third of July Season 1 Episode 10 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Going Dutch,” titled “Born on the Third of July,” promises to deliver a mix of humor and heartfelt moments. This episode will air on Fox and is sure to capture the attention of fans. The story revolves around the colonel, who finds himself in a bit of a bind after forgetting Capt. Maggie’s birthday once again.

In an effort to make amends, the colonel decides to plan a grand gesture to show how much he cares. However, as he dives into his plans, he realizes that his actions might come with unexpected consequences. The colonel’s desire to apologize could end up costing him the relationship with another person he loves. This creates a tension-filled scenario that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

As the episode unfolds,...

The long-gestating Community movie remains on the backburner as its stars' schedules clash. However, star Joel McHale offers a positive progress report on the upcoming feature-length adaptation of the hit sitcom while hilariously revealing a spoiler.

Speaking on Jesse Tyler Ferguson's Dinner's On Me podcast, McHale addressed the status of the Community movie and what's holding up production after the film was announced in 2022. McHale insisted that everyone involved with the film remains committed to making it work, with Dan Harmon's script for the project long completed. However, McHale reiterated that scheduling conflicts remain at the heart of the movie's production delays.

"So that is a, that’s when everyone’s like, is that going to happen? I was like, well, we got the money, which is one of the harder things to do. Yeah. And everyone’s in, so that’s the other. It’s really coming...

Community's Joel McHale opens up about the current status of the long-awaited movie, shining a light on the movie's three-year slow development and the status of the script. The cult sitcom created by Dan Harmon follows a study group of misfits at Greendale Community College and ran for six seasons across both NBC and Yahoo! Screen following a successful fan renewal campaign. Fulfilling the calls of Danny Pudi's character Abed, a Community movie was confirmed to be in the writing stages by Harmon in 2021.

3 years since Harmon confirmed the development of the Community movie, McHale provides a much-needed update to the production's status on Jesse Tyler Ferguson's Dinner's On Me podcast. McHale confirms that the production has received an allocated budget and much of the core cast has committed to reprising their roles for the movie, stating that the 3-year delay had been due to a difficulty in aligning their schedules.

On Thursday March 6 2025, Fox broadcasts Going Dutch!

The Exes of Evil Season 1 Episode 9 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Going Dutch,” titled “The Exes of Evil,” promises to bring a mix of humor and unexpected twists. This episode will air on Fox and is sure to keep fans entertained with its unique storyline.

In this episode, the Colonel faces an unexpected situation when his three ex-wives arrive at the base. Their presence catches him off guard, especially when he discovers that they all get along well. This surprising twist leads to a mix of emotions for the Colonel, who is both furious and bewildered by the friendly reunion of his past relationships. The interactions between the Colonel and his ex-wives are likely to provide plenty of comedic moments as he navigates this tricky situation.

Meanwhile, Major Shah and Captain Maggie take on a different challenge. They team up to fix the base’s electrical wiring,...

It would be easy for a show like Mythic Quest, now four seasons in, to just stick to the tried and true. Instead, more than halfway through the season, this latest installment of Mythic Quest has been making some incredibly bold and interesting choices. There is an entire episode framed around a murder mystery party that Dana (Imani Hakim) secretly threw so that she could propose to Rachel (Ashly Burch). The season has also introduced love interests for Brad (Danny Pudi) and Poppy (Charlotte Nicdao), as well as, most recently, Poppy's pregnancy.

Apple TV+ has released a new trailer and preview images for Side Quest, the new Mythic Quest expansion series. It will make its debut on the streamer later this month.

The new anthology series comes from the same team behind the beloved and critically acclaimed Mythic Quest, and will expand the franchise's universe and lore. All four episodes of Side Quest will debut alongside the season four finale of Mythic Quest on Wednesday, March 26 on Apple TV+. Side Quest will explore the lives of employees, players and fans who are impacted by the game in an anthology format.

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It's been more than ten years since Community left the airwaves in 2014, but in that time, the cult-favorite sitcom has gone on to be widely regarded as one of the best in the modern era of television. Created by Dan Harmon, the series focused on the colorful cast of characters at Greendale Community College in Colorado, and starred the likes of Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, Alison Brie, Donald Glover, Ken Jeong, and Chevy Chase. Though it's been available to stream on Peacock for a while now, viewers who haven't yet gotten the chance to see it are in luck, because all six seasons of this hilarious sitcom will be available to stream for free this weekend.

Tubi announced in a press release today that starting Saturday, March 1, all 110 episodes of Community will be available to stream for free on their service, which is one of the fastest-growing streaming outlets in the world,...

On Thursday February 27 2025, Fox broadcasts Going Dutch!

Trial of Jan Season 1 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Going Dutch,” titled “Trial of Jan,” promises to be filled with tension and drama. Set to air on Fox, this episode centers around Jan, a character who finds herself in a challenging situation at work. The colonel, her boss, is not pleased with her performance and is considering firing her. However, he faces a significant hurdle: Dutch labor laws.

As the story unfolds, viewers will see the colonel grappling with the complexities of these laws. The regulations in the Netherlands are known for being protective of employees, making it difficult for employers to dismiss workers without proper cause. This creates a unique dilemma for the colonel, who must navigate the legal landscape while trying to make the best decision for his team.

The episode is expected to explore themes of fairness and workplace dynamics.

In the upcoming episode of “Going Dutch,” titled “The Exes of Evil,” viewers can expect a whirlwind of emotions and unexpected reunions. The storyline centers around the Colonel, who finds himself in a tough spot when his three ex-wives arrive at the base. This surprise visit quickly turns into chaos as he discovers that these former partners have formed a strong friendship over the years. The Colonel’s initial shock and fury promise to lead to some hilarious moments, as he navigates the complexities of his past relationships.

Meanwhile, Major Shah and Captain Maggie take on a different challenge. They join forces to tackle a pressing issue on the base: the faulty electrical wiring. Their teamwork is sure to bring both tension and comedy, as they try to fix the problem while dealing with the distractions caused by the Colonel’s ex-wives. This dual storyline creates a perfect blend of humor and drama,...

One of the funniest comedies of the 2000s will soon become available to watch for free as fans await its long-gestating film adaptation. The award-winning sitcom, Community, lands an imminent streaming debut on Tubi.

Tubi confirmed that Community will begin streaming on its free-of-charge service on Mar. 1. This is good news for fans of the hit series who aren't Peacock subscribers as the show has been available on the NBCUniversal streamer since last April. Also, it allows Tubi's growing viewership base to see the sitcom, considering over 97 million active users were on the Fox Corporation-owned service in 2024.

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On Thursday February 20 2025, Fox broadcasts Going Dutch!

Once Upon a Twice Christmas Season 1 Episode 7 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Going Dutch,” titled “Once Upon a Twice Christmas,” promises a unique twist on holiday celebrations. Set in the middle of spring, the Dutch community is gearing up to celebrate Christmas once more. This unusual timing adds a fun and festive flair to the storyline, setting the stage for a memorable episode.

In this special episode, Colonel and Katja are excited about their first Christmas dinner together as a couple. Their anticipation is palpable as they prepare to share this holiday experience. Viewers can expect to see how they navigate the challenges and joys of celebrating Christmas in an unexpected season. The couple’s relationship dynamics will likely be highlighted, showcasing their efforts to create a perfect holiday atmosphere.

As the episode unfolds, the audience can look forward to light-hearted moments,...

On Wednesday February 19 2025, CBS broadcasts After Midnight!

Danny Pudi; Jessie Ennis; Ashly Burch Season 2 Episode 64 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “After Midnight” titled “Danny Pudi; Jessie Ennis; Ashly Burch” promises an exciting mix of talent and humor. This episode features actor Danny Pudi, known for his role in “Community,” alongside actresses Jessie Ennis and Ashly Burch, who have made a name for themselves in various TV shows and video games.

Viewers can expect lively conversations and entertaining stories as these three guests share their experiences in the entertainment industry. Danny Pudi is likely to bring his signature wit and charm, while Jessie Ennis and Ashly Burch may add their unique perspectives and comedic flair to the mix. The combination of their talents is sure to create a fun atmosphere.

As always, “After Midnight” aims to provide a relaxed setting where guests can engage in light-hearted banter and connect with the audience.

In the upcoming episode of “Going Dutch,” titled “Trial of Jan,” tensions rise as the colonel faces a tough decision. This episode, airing on Thursday, February 27, 2025, at 9:31 Pm on Fox, dives into the complexities of workplace dynamics and labor laws in a humorous yet thought-provoking way.

The colonel finds himself in a predicament. He wants to fire Jan, but the strict Dutch labor laws complicate matters. This situation leads to a series of comedic events as the colonel navigates the legal landscape while trying to maintain order in his unit. The episode promises to showcase the challenges of balancing authority and fairness in the workplace.

As the story unfolds, viewers can expect a mix of laughter and drama. Jan’s antics may push the colonel to his limits, but the episode also highlights the importance of understanding employee rights. With sharp writing and engaging performances, “Trial of Jan” is...

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The Good Place is still one of the most captivating and brilliant comedy-drama series of recent times. Created by Michael Schur, the fantasy comedy series follows Eleanor Shellstrop, a recently deceased saleswoman who didn’t lead a good life when she was alive, but because of mistaken identity, she finds herself in a heaven-like afterlife and to stay there, she has to do everything and anything to hide her past from everyone. The Good Place stars Kristen Bell, William Jackson Harper, Jameela Jamil, D’Arcy Carden, Manny Jacinto, and Ted Danson. So, if you loved the hilarious comedy, relatable storylines, and compelling characters in The Good Place, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Upload is a sci-fi comedy-drama series created by Greg Daniels. The Prime Video series is set...

It’s hard to believe Community ended almost a decade ago!

The comedy series – starring Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Yvette Nicole Brown, Alison Brie, Donald Glover, Ken Jeong, Chevy Chase, and Jim Rash – ran on NBC for five seasons between 2009 and 2014 before the sixth and final season aired on Yahoo! Screen in 2015.

The show followed disbarred lawyer Jeff Winger (McHale), who enrolled in a local community college and formed a study group with fellow students, who eventually learn more about themselves than their course work.

Just recently, Donald shared a major update on the Community movie!

With the show back in the headlines, we’ve gathered all of the main cast members of Community, and ranked them from lowest to highest estimated net worth.

If you didn’t know, Community is available for streaming on Netflix and Hulu!

Click through the slideshow to find out who the richest Community cast member is…...

Known for her beloved role as Tonya Rock in Everybody Hates Chris as well as Adventure Timeand Pokemon, Imani Hakim continues the trend of casting actors on AppleTV+’s Mythic Questwith a brilliant balance of on-screen and voiceover performance. Danny Pudi also fits the bill, as the iconic Abed in Community and his meme-worthy declaration of Duck Talesemployment. Together, Hakim and Pudi make a perfect duo on the series, balancing each other out in emotion and humor.

Mythic Quest Season 4 has moved the ensemble of misfit game developers into new roles, which present them with new challenges. The company's new head of monetization, Rachel Mayee, has to acclimate to her changed responsibilities while the company endures unwanted public attention. But Rachel takes a major step forward in her personal life, along with the rest of the surrogate workplace she's come to know and love.

In an interview with Cbr, Mythic Quest actor-director Ashly Burch (who plays Rachel) and co-creator Megan Ganz discuss how they approached Season 4. The duo also share which comedic moments they each like the most. Plus, they tease the second Mythic Quest spinoff series Side Quest, which will come to Apple TV+ in March 2025.

Cbr: Every season of Mythic Quest involves mixing up the character pairings. Megan, how did the creative team decide which characters to pair together for Season 4?

Megan Ganz: This season,...

The characters of Mythic Quest have experienced their fair share of major changes -- but Season 4 of the Apple TV+ show is particularly big for Brad Bakshi and Dana Bryant. After trying to redeem himself in Season 3, Brad is now working for a new company led by Dana. But he's not the only one with something to prove; Dana is feeling the pressure to stay relevant after the enormous success of her debut game. How will both of them adapt to their new normals?

In an interview with Cbr, Mythic Quest actors-directors Danny Pudi (who plays Brad) and Imani Hakim (who portrays Dana) discuss the surprising new directions for their characters in Season 4. They explain what drives each of their characters and what holds them back this season. The stars also reflect on what keeps them coming back to Mythic Quest year after year.

Cbr: Danny, Brad has gone from...

David Hornsby’s sad man energy is really bringing the vibes down in an exclusive to Collider sneak peek of this week’s Mythic Quest episode. Now three episodes into the fourth season work has never felt so humdrum, as this week Ian (Rob McElhenney), Jo (Jessie Ennis), and David (Hornsby) fight to regain their creative drive and purpose. After a full two years since stepping back into the gaming studio, audiences are already off to the races, as Ian and Poppy (Charlotte Nicdao) attempt to continue to look outside the box, and come up with new ideas to keep their followers hooked on their content. Returning to the fold for more business and nerding out, Danny Pudi (Community), Ashly Burch (Horizon Zero Dawn), Naomi Ekperigin (Bob’s Burgers) and Imani Hakim (Everybody Hates Chris) are clocking in alongside the aforementioned quartet to keep the Apple TV+ series online.

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Get ready for more absurd humour, cringe-inducing comedy, and wild antics in the much anticipated Season 4 of Mythic Quest. Created by Charlie Day, Megan Ganz, and Rob McElhenney, the latest season of the Apple TV+ series sees the Mythic Quest team all under the same roof as they try to make the titular game even better while getting into various mishaps.

Mythic Quest Season 4 – Episode Guide (When Will the New Episodes Air?) Credit – Apple TV+

Mythic Quest Season 4 consists of ten episodes in total. The comedy series premiered on Apple TV+ with its first two episodes on January 29, with the rest of the episodes coming out weekly every Wednesday. Check out the full episode guide of Mythic Quest Season 4 below:

Episode 1 “Boundaries” – January 29, 2025 Episode 2 “1000%” – January 29, 2025 Episode 3 “Breakthrough” – February 5, 2025 Episode 4 “The Villain’s Fest” – February 12, 2025 Episode 5 “Second Skeleton” – February...