Joel McHale For the Win

There's good-looking men

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And then, there’s Joel McHale.

I DON'T UNDERSTAND THE LACK OF JEFF WINGER IN HIS UNDERWEAR GIFS.

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I DON’T.

behind the scenes for 4.13 SPOILER

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behind the scenes for 4.13 SPOILER

SPOILER for 4.13

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SPOILER for 4.13

Joel McHale at the E! 2013 Upfront at The Grand Ballroom at...

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Joel McHale at the E! 2013 Upfront at The Grand Ballroom at Manhattan Center on April 22, 2013 in New York City

Joel McHale at the E! 2013 Upfront at The Grand Ballroom at...

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Joel McHale at the E! 2013 Upfront at The Grand Ballroom at Manhattan Center on April 22, 2013 in New York City

Watch Joel McHale Set His Crotch on Fire (Seriously!)

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Watch Joel McHale Set His Crotch on Fire (Seriously!):

Joel McHale knows what makes for a good laugh, and that includes putting his manhood in the line …

joelmchalenetwork: “A Friggin’ Christmas Miracle” First...

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“A Friggin’ Christmas Miracle” First Picture

deadtom: Can someone explain Community to me? I don’t get it. Pfft. Ok, Pierce.

Thu, 11 Apr 2013 20:20:59 -0500

deadtom:

Can someone explain Community to me? I don’t get it.

Pfft. Ok, Pierce.

community101: Musical Balloon Ride - Sneak Peek for Community...

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community101:

Musical Balloon Ride - Sneak Peek for Community 4.09, airing April 11, 2013.

PRINTS!! PRINTS FOR SALE!! THROW YOUR MONEY AT YOUR MONITOR AND MAKE ME RICH BY INTERNET OSMOSIS!! (part 3)

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If you want anything of mine in print form, you should let me know BEFORE APRIL 14. I have NO IDEA when I’ll be making more of these.
Here’s all the stuff I will be selling. They are all high-quality prints, and yes, they will be signed. Maybe I’ll even throw in a little doodle if I have time.

Send me an e-mail to julieta.colas@gmail.com with the following information:
- Piece you want:
- Size:
- Address:

SHIPPING ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD: $8

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11starthestral: ‘The Getaway’ vacations with Joel McHale, Aziz...

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‘The Getaway’ vacations with Joel McHale, Aziz Ansari, Aisha Tyler and more

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SOURCE If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to explore...

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If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to explore Belfast with Joel McHale, Hong Kong with Aziz Ansari, and Paris with Aisha Tyler, you’re in luck. On April 23, Esquire Network debuts The Getaway, a 10-part series from Anthony Bourdain and Zero Point Productions that tails celebrities in their favorite cities. Watch an exclusive preview below.

In the premiere, McHale enjoys Irish whiskey, shopping for a tweed wardrobe, and driving a DeLorean. Future episodes include Ansari’s and Tyler’s aforementioned jaunts, as well as tours of Kingston, Jamaica and San Juan, Puerto Rico, courtesy of Eve and acclaimed chef José Andrés respectively. More celebrity tour guides are still to be announced.

VOTE FOR COMMUNITY BEST IN SHOW

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LARRY KING NOW - Joel McHale

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LARRY KING NOW - Joel McHale

Talking Your Tech: 'Community' star big on Twitter

Sat, 23 Mar 2013 18:23:00 -0600

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HOLLYWOOD — Actor Joel McHale stars in E’s The Soup and NBC’s Community. Along the way, he has picked up over 3 million followers on Twitter, where he strives to spell his musings correctly. “You have to check for spelling, because if you misspell something in a Tweet, you’d think you just killed the relatives of most of your followers,” he says. “They will correct the hell out of you.”

We met the actor at the Paramount Studios set ofCommunity, which begins its fourth season on NBC tonight.

Tweeting from the set

“We send photographs (shot on his iPhone) all the time. The one that really took off was when I showed the very top of my butt crack, and Alison (Brie, whip plays Annie) showed the very top of her cleavage. We asked people to guess which was which. Surprisingly, most people thought my butt crack was her cleavage. This is the sort of thing that brings people together and why technology is so amazing.”

Who he follows on Twitter

Basketball superstar Blake Griffin, late-night comedians Conan O’Brien, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, and director Edgar Wright.

Making viral videos for Ford Fusion

The car maker hired McHale and American Idol’s Ryan Seacrest to produce online spots for the Fusion car. “They came to us because we have a faux rivalry, which started on TheSoup. They wanted to play up the rivalry in the spot. What’s great about making online ads is the length (3.5 minutes) and the freedom to do what we wanted was limitless.”

His camera of choice

He owns a Canon 5D Mark II, but shoots all his videos and photos of the kids with the iPhone 5. “We document our children’s lives on our phones out of sheer convenience. It’s right there.” He recently bought the iPhone 5, “because the camera is better.” The videos, however, never go beyond the phone to get edited. “That’s for people who scrapbook.”

His morning

After awaking and taking a shower, he goes downstairs, turns on the TV and listens to the weather. “I’ll have coffee, find my phone, see if I charged it. and at that point, I’m late. I jump into my car, break the land speed record, and when I get here (to the set,) I’ll get into the (makeup) chair. and that’s when I start checking my e-mail.

oratv: SNEAK PEEK: Next week on “Larry King Now” The Following...

Fri, 22 Mar 2013 21:38:41 -0600

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SNEAK PEEK: Next week on “Larry King Now” The Following actor Kevin Bacon, The Soup host & Community star Joel McHale, music legend Clive Davis and Laurie Holden and David Morrissey from The Walking Dead.

Catch new episodes all week at 5 pm ET/2 pm PST at Ora TV & Hulu.

Joel McHale Visits Daily ReHash and Tweets us his...

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Joel McHale Visits Daily ReHash and Tweets us his “Blessing” | DAILY REHASH | Ora TV

In today’s show, Joel McHale visits the studio and tells us what Community’s Jeff Winger would tweet. Plus he reveals his favorite “Tweet-Spot” and as Godfather of our show tweets us his own special blessing.

Meeting McHale

Fri, 22 Mar 2013 12:12:10 -0600

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On Sunday night, actor and comedian Joel McHale took the stage in front of an almost sold out crowd at Bailey Hall. After the performance, The Sun sat down with McHale to talk about Community, The Soup and the future of his career.

The Sun: So the first question I wanted to ask you was how is the working environment on the Community set without Chevy Chase there?

Joel McHale: Well … the thing [is] if you watch Community, which you better, because it’s a big cast there’s a lot of storylines [so] people aren’t always featured with a story so that’s basically what happened. He clearly was not happy being there and he had said it in multiple interviews that he hated the hours. He liked “the kids,” he called us [that] ’cause I’m such a kid, but he also said how much he hated the writing so he didn’t want to be there … If you’re in a storyline without certain characters, you just didn’t see the other people until they were, you know, in your storylines, so he just happened to not be in those storylines.

Sun: How do you feel about the direction the show is going in without [former showrunner] Dan Harmon?

J.M.: Well thankfully, I mean Dan Harmon is a living genius and he created the show, obviously, and he gave me the job of a lifetime … So the good news was that there was a number of writers that were left over from the previous staff and they knew what a Community episode was, or is, and Dan also said in an interview … listen to make ‘em dance and you guys will probably be ok. … So it definitely wasn’t the same, but, just like anything, if a part of it that you were used to is gone, it’s not gonna be the same. So yeah, it was definitely different.

Sun: Why do you think the format of The Soup, which has been going on for nine years now, has worked and inspired other shows like The Dish and Tosh.0?

J.M.: The Dish worked out — [whispers] it didn’t work out.

Sun: I liked The Dish!

J.M.: I liked The Dish, too, because Danielle Fishel is really terrific … It’s Topanga, come on! I think it works, because, well, it was invented by Greg Kinnear and somebody else, I can’t remember their name, way back in ’91 before you were on this planet. You were on your other planet. And it’s a very simple idea, which is just you show a clip and you make fun of it, and I think that’s why it works. And there is an unending amount of crappy television with the advent of technology to bring you 1,000 different channels and reality programming being the cheapest form of show to make. It will never stop. So that’s why, and I mean Tosh does a great show and he focuses on, you know, videos and those will never stop.

Sun: So what did you think of Daniel Tosh when his show first came out? Were you like, “Hey, that’s my thing?”

J.M.: Well, no, it’s not like there’s a patent on the format. There’s a ton of like late night talk shows that have the same format, but his show was really, really funny and that makes a difference, obviously, and he’s also on a very popular network, so he is well-promoted. But, you know, the poop is in the pudding … you need someone who’s good at it, which, obviously, he is. Just like late night talk shows where you can stick someone in there in the format … if they’re not good, it’s not gonna work, but if you get Jimmy Kimmel or Jimmy Fallon or Craig Ferguson or Conan, you’re gonna be fine.

Sun: What film did you enjoy working the most on?

J.M.: Oh boy. Well most recently, Ted was really fun. Ted was really fun ’cause it was very collaborative and Seth MacFarlane is a genius and he is a brilliant writer and that whole movie is him. And that set was a very fun place. I mean, working with Mila Kunis and Mark Wahlberg was pretty amazing. I did this movie called, The Big Year, where I got to work with Kevin Pollak and the great Steve Martin, and I could not believe that I was there doing that, because I was such a huge fan and continue to be such a huge fan of Steve Martin, so that was really fun.

Sun: What do you see yourself doing in the long run – more movies or continuing with television?

J.M.: I think I like rocketry.

Sun: Oh OK, that too.

J.M.: Rocketry or hosiery.

Sun: That would have been my next guess.

J.M.: Orthodontia. Well, in the foreseeable future, I mean I’m still doing The Soup, which I love doing; it’s very fun. And then Community is up in the air [with] whether we’re going to get picked up or not for a fifth season, which, you know, I’m hoping for. So, if that happens, that will start up in July, but I’m doing a movie in early April — it’s me and Robin Williams and I am thrilled. I can’t believe I am working with him. He’s playing my father and … I mean, if you had told me that … No, so yeah, to work with him, I mean I cannot believe it. I mean I feel like I have tricked everybody and I think a lot of actors think that, which is fine because I’m thrilled to think that as long as I get to do it.

Sun: Looking at your IMDB page, we noticed that you had a guest appearance on Bill Nye the Science Guy.

J.M.: Before you were alive.

Sun: On a sketch called, “The People’s Quart and the Case of the Flowing Fluid.”

J.M.: That was like ’95. Were you born?

Sun: It was ’98, I think.

J.M.: When were you born?

Sun: I was born in ’93.

J.M.: ’98, oh right, yup. … Cornell grad! … But yup, the thing about Bill Nye is that he is clearly not well-educated. … His college degree has failed him … Bill is obviously a very talented guy and a very rare combination of a person who is smart technically, scientifically, mathematically, but can communicate big concepts with great performances and humor so he’s … quite a rare individual.

Sun: The clip was great, by the way. So you were in Theta Chi fraternity, according to Wikipedia, and then I read in an interview that you said, “It was only four and a half weeks; why is it on Wikipedia?”

J.M.: They keep putting it up there.

Sun: Yeah, and we have a very vast Greek community here

J.M.: … I will say it was a great place for people to learn how to be alcoholics, misogynists and racists, but, so yeah, it was a great time. And, see, I’ll say that and then on Twitter, the Theta Chi’s will be like, “Hey man, why you banging on us?” and then it’ll stay on my Wikipedia page, and so I always have to insult them. But it stays, so I will continue the insults.

Sun: So your thoughts on Greek life then … not so great?

J.M.: It was definitely not for me. … I really hated it. Mostly, I just hated the stink of the place. I felt like Agent Smith inThe Matrix. I’d go to the sororities and be like, it’s perfect here. It smells good, they keep it clean, there’s clean food, there’s women everywhere. So yes, I was always like, “Why do we have to live like this?” I got out of high school and I was like I’m going to college, we’re going to college, we’re mature now, and then you’re like, “Oh no, we’re not anymore. We’re nuts. Please, yes, we’re close!”