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The cast of NBC's comedy COMMUNITY is getting animated in new short form programming that is set to debut Wednesday, March 7 on the free, ad-supported Hulu; the Hulu Plus subscription service and NBC.com, with new shorts appearing on consecutive days.

As first reported on EWonline.com, actor Rob Corddry will be reprising his role as Alan Connor on the season finale of the NBC comedy COMMUNITY.

Katharine McPhee ('Smash'), Zac Efron ('Dr. Seuss' The Lorax'), Ed Helms ('Dr. Seuss' The Lorax'), Dana Delany (ABC's 'Body of Proof'), Alan Rickman (Broadway's 'Seminar'), Gayle King ('CBS This Morning'), Dr. Drew Pinsky (HLN's 'Dr. Drew'), U.S. Olympic Boxing hopeful Quanitta Underwood and her sister, Hazzauna Underwood, and musical guest Lyle Lovett are among the guests featured FEBRUARY 27-MARCH 2 on ABC's THE VIEW

The Paley Center for Media today announced the full lineup of special guest panelists for the upcoming PaleyFest: The William S. Paley Television Festival.

BRAVO has released a schedule of upcoming guests for its nightly talk show WATCH WHAT HAPPENS LIVE. Among the scheduled guests will be Daniel Radcliffe whose supernatural thriller, "The Woman In Black," is due out February 3rd.

Coinciding with National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (Feb. 7), Greater Than AIDS is debuting new public service ads (PSAs), coordinated social media posts and other messages from popular Black television and film actors, directors, producers, and others in Hollywood about the devastating effect of HIV/AIDS in the Black community.

BRAVO has released a schedule of upcoming guests for its nightly talk show WATCH WHAT HAPPENS LIVE. Among the scheduled guests will be Daniel Radcliffe whose supernatural thriller, "The Woman In Black," is due out February 3rd.

On Thursday night's episode of NBC's COMMUNITY entitled 'Regional Holiday Music', the Greendale Glee Club is unexpectedly sidelined, so the school's effervescent choir director Cory Radison (Taran Killam, 'Saturday Night Live') sets about recruiting the study group members to fill in.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner is set to guest star on an upcoming episode of NBC's COMMUNITY.

In tonight's episode of NBC's COMMUNITY entitled, 'Documentary Filmmaking: Redux' - When the school board asks Dean Pelton (Jim Rash) to make a new commercial for the school, he enlists the study group to star in his production. As he gets swept away with the project, more of the student body is pulled into the fray, including Magnitude (Luke Youngblood), Fat Neil (Charley Koontz), Garrett (Erik Charles Nielsen), Leonard (Richard Erdman), Star-Burns (Dino Stamatopoulos) and even Greendale alum and genuine celebrity, Luis Guzman ('How to Make it in America'). Meanwhile, Abed (Danny Pudi) films all the activities for a documentary.

In tonight's episode of NBC's COMMUNITY titled, 'Advanced Gay', Pierce (Chevy Chase) learns that he and his Hawthorne wipes have become extremely popular and he decides to throw a big party... until his overbearing father, Cornelius Hawthorne (Larry Cedar, 'Deadwood,') shows up and puts the kibosh on the plans. Meanwhile, Troy (Donald Glover) finds himself being courted by Vice Dean Laybourne (John Goodman) and his secretive Air Conditioning Repair Annex, as well as Greendale's resident janitor, Jerry (Jerry Minor, 'Lucky Louie').

On an upcoming episode of NBC's COMMUNITY entitled 'Troy's Rude Housewarming Guests', Jeff and Pierce insult their way into Troy's apartment.

When Troy (Donald Glover) and Abed (Danny Pudi) decide to share an apartment, they host a party for the group, which takes on an altered reality as several scenarios play out. Joel McHale, Chevy Chase, Gilllian Jacobs, Alison Brie and Yvette Nicole Brown also star.

Actress, comedienne and daytime talk show co-host Sherri Shepherd will marry the love of her life, television writer Lamar Sally, in a sweet, lighthearted and what may prove to be a highly comedic wedding this month in Chicago.

Talk show listings for Monday, May 2

Talk show listings for Monday, May 2

NBC has issued pickups for three returning comedy series in 2011-12 that include 'The Office,' 'Parks and Recreation' and 'Community,' it was announced today by Bob Greenblatt, Chairman, NBC Entertainment.