Podcast appearances and mentions of dean pelton

Screenwriter and actor Jim Rash and I talk about what makes him an empathetic and responsive friend, growing up in Charlotte, NC, being adopted, the Groundlings, winning an Oscar, Allison Janney, his dream of being on Friends coming true, Community, turning off your cell phone, directing his new movie,  playing Snoopy, and singing and dancing in the kitchen to feel good. Bio:  JIM RASH is best known for playing “Dean Pelton” on NBC's Community. Most recently, he starred opposite Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum in Fly Me To The Moon. He won an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay for The Descendants alongside Nat Faxon & Alexander Payne. Rash and Faxon also co-wrote and co-directed The Way, Way Back. Rash recently finished post-production on Miss You, Love You, an independent movie that he wrote and will mark his solo directing debut. It stars Allison Janney and Andrew Rannells. Rash hopes to take it to film festivals next year.

“Queer Studies and Advanced Waxing” (March 31, 2015) In its sixth and final season, Community decided to explore the series-long running joke about Dean Pelton's mysterious, complex sexuality. Henry Gilbert once again joins us to discuss how the dean is not actually gay — he may be a pansexual imp, after all — but in forcing him to pick a tidy label, this show does a good job showing how many queer people end up pigeonholing themselves in a way that doesn't fully express who they are. Listen to Henry's podcast, Talking Simpsons. Listen to his episode about Pride Nite at Disneyland on Podcast: The Ride. The Community “this better not awaken anything in me” clip. The trailer for Portuguese Gremlins, which is not only the best thing Community ever did but also a justification for the medium of TV in general. Follow: GEE on Facebook • GEE's Facebook Group • GEE on Twitter • GEE on Instagram • Drew on Twitter • Glen on Twitter Listen: Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Google Podcasts • Himalaya • TuneIn And yes, we do have an official website! We even have episode transcripts courtesy of Sarah Neal. Our logo was designed by Rob Wilson. This episode's art was designed by Ian O'Phelan. This is a TableCakes podcast.

Gay Dean, Gay Dean, Gay Dean Gay DEEAAAN! We're begging you to listen to our episode about talking about the gay dean of the school board. That's because Dean Pelton gets a position on the school board but only if he has to compromise about who he is. We also find some birds in the WiFi and Derek from The Good Place shows up to yell at Chang. All in all, there's a lot going on here. We also talk a whole lot about the 1973 hit "Jolene." Why wouldn't we? Ben gets seduced by flaming locks of auburn hair. Mike gets instant nostalgia about Tech TV.

Academy Award winner Jim Rash (The Descendants, Community) joins The Hole to talk about the groundbreaking new comedy BROS, the return of Dean Pelton in a possible Community movie, winning the Oscar and more! Go see Jim in BROS September 30th in a theater near you! Subscribe to our YouTube channel  @The Hole Podcast  and you can watch every episode in its entirety. For more, go to TheHolePodcast.com Twitter: @RobSprance, @Lori_Levine, @TheHolePodcast Instagram: @JimRash, LoriKim13, TheHolePodcast Web Site: TheHolePodcast.com   #bros #community #billyeichner

Support us on Patreon at patreon.com/cantdisappointpodcast for our live You Can't Diss a Pre-Show every week along with exclusive podcasts, livestream events, postcards and many ways to influence our show on a weekly basis!   This week we get in deep with Dean Pelton's classic payday rap, the mystery of Hickey's seemingly endless stream of rope and, of course, Pile of Bullets!   Send in your trivia, episode MVP and favorite funny moment for next weeks episode to cantdisappointpodcast@gmail.com! Also, please follow us on Facebook, Instagram (cantdisappointpodcast) and Twitter (@youcantdisappod)! Thanks for listening and leave us a review on your favorite platform of choice!

Britta reveals that she has an ex named Blade who works for a traveling carnival. Troy and Abed watch the movie Blade. Dean Pelton tries to get Troy to join the AC Repair School. Blade is said 400,000 times (plus or minus 399,970). Pierce gets a new best friend. We also talk probably too much about Back to the Future because Ben can't shut up about it. We also talk about how texting used to cost 10 cents per text message, and the various fictitious characters we would like to marry. Ben doesn't give vampires a square inch of leeway. Mike gets deep into mustard lore.

Dean Pelton sets out to make a new commercial for Greendale. Abed sets out to make a documentary about Dean Pelton setting out to make a new commercial for Greendale. Everybody loses. their. minds. Meanwhile we go down the area code rabbit hole, talk about some unbelievable moments, and really trim down the list of acceptable guests for this podcast. Ben wants the sex question. Mike misses the forest for the trees.

Lena and Ian discuss the return of Sam, how the Troubletones could've possibly lost, and their favorite Dean Pelton quotes from Community--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/recoveringgleek/support

Actor, writer, and producer, Jim Rash (famously Dean Pelton of Community), connects with our old pal, Lily Tenzer. It is really funny. But why tell you when you can hear it for yourself! But yes it is very funny. Don't worry. You will giggle. A lot of talking about Girl Scout cookies FYI. Super silly. Happy Tuesday! XOXO The Besties.

Happy #AnniesMove to you all! That's right, we're breaking down the episode of Community where Annie moves in with Troy and Abed. Jenn is joined by Hana-Lisa (@HanBursa) and Nat (@groupstudyroomf) to talk about whether they could live with these three, Jeff's story with Dean Pelton, and the car ride conflict between Shirley and Britta.Bring your bubble wrap and enjoy!Our recommended media:The High Note (HBO Max)My Name is Khan (Amazon Prime)Atlanta (FX/Hulu)Learn about the Navajo Water Project and how you can help ensure that Indigenous people have access to clean water during this pandemic.

For today's class, Greendale tutors Zach and Stephen are taking a field trip to the Buttermilk Nebula to report all their findings about the Kentucky Fried Chicken Eleven Herbs and Space Experience! Tackle it all with us as we go through Pierce's bout of space madness, Troy's turn as a captain and truly getting to the bottom of Dean Pelton's truck stop bathroom rating scale. Also, friend of the show Joel McHale (Jeff Winger, The Soup, Being the Coolest Guy Ever) is back on You Can't Disappoint a Podcast next week for a full interview with Zach and Stephen! Stay tuned to the end of this week's episode to hear a clip!   Email your unanswered trivia questions, episode MVP and favorite funny moment for next week's episode to cantdisappointpodcast@gmail.com! Also, please follow us on Facebook, Instagram (cantdisappointpodcast) and Twitter (@youcantdisappod). Thanks for listening and leave us a review on your favorite platform of choice!

Hudson (IG: @nonboynary) and Grace (Twitter: @hifromgrace) head to Greendale Community College to examine Community's Dean Pelton. The 2015 episode explores the Dean's reluctance to be labeled as "just gay". Twitter: @holdupodcast Instagram: @holdupodcast E-Mail: holdupod@gmail.com

In an attempt to distract themselves from Election Night 2020, the Greendale Three hopped on twitch.tv/NerdyBitsTV and did their first ever "live" episode for all of you! It's two Dean Pelton-centric bangers this week, so I'll just let you listen for yourselves!

· TODOS SOMOS GREENDALE · En este primer episodio de MaELa Reviews, Eli y Lari hacen un podcast al mejor estilo "Community": rompiendo la cuarta pared, delirando en equipo y acompañando tus vicios. ¿Sos de los que busca al Troy de su Abed-vida? ¿Falsificaste tu título universitario y se enteraron en tu trabajo? ¿Extrañas tu juventud revolucionaria? ¿O sos ni más ni menos que alguien como nosotras? Si viste esta serie creada por Dan Harmon, con participación de los directores y hermanos Russo, y el único incentivo en tu día es ver la nueva vestimenta de Dean Pelton, dale play a nuestro primer episodio! ¡También estamos en las redes sociales! Nos encuentran como @maelareviews ❤

This is our first explicit episode ever because we talk a LOT about human body parts. And that's because Annie and Dean Pelton are putting on an STD Awareness fair. Also, because Ben really likes talking about certain body parts.Meanwhile, Pierce gets a date with call girl and Jeff gets a date with a vapid 19-year-old.And as for your intrepid hosts? Well, starts a school of lovemaking, we talk about our longest dry spells (spoiler: Mike's is not very long), and we talk about our preferred... college logos to put on condoms? This one gets wild.Ben teaches you about the clitoris. Mike uses his first of three questions.

Matt, and Jon are without Bran, but they're joined by friends Jeff Mack and Lou (via call) to discuss one of the best written comedies ever, Community.  Abed, Troy, Dean Pelton, and Ben Chang made the final cut, but who is the most essential, funniest, and overall best character in six seasons of Community?In this one we nerd out on our favorite episodes, go in depth into each character's psychology and role on the show, and we get serious when talking about what led to Dan Harmon's ousting during the show's lackluster fourth season. I also tell you all what you've got to do to view the elusive Community movie. If you like what you hear be sure to subscribe, rate, and review. Follow us on our IG and Twitter @YFCSPOD.

Dean Pelton tries to bust Jeff for a phony night school credit, but he only unveils a series of conspiracies, plots, and double-crosses between Annie, Jeff, and the Dean. Meanwhile, Troy and Abed build an elaborate blanket fort.

"Pierce and a few other Greendale students ingest a biohazard substance at the school Halloween Party, causing them to exhibit flu-like symptoms and begin turning into zombies. It is up to the rest of the gang to save themselves and the school when Dean Pelton locks them in with the zombie-infected student body." You can join the study group on our Facebook or Twitter pages. Do you have any feedback? Email us at trentplusdaniel@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at (919) 391-8425. iTunes | Stitcher Radio | RSS Feed | Podcast Website | Google Play

Jon, Miles and Andrews are Just Three Kids from Brooklyn. On todays show hey watch and provide commentary to Captain America: Civil War! Miles wife Drea joins us and for the first time we are joined by Andrews childhood friend Joe Pugliesi who you can find on Instagram @letgo_n_lego give him a follow to see his fan art of us recording this episode! We discuss Civil War the comic vs the movie, Infinity War, Dean Pelton, and the 15th president of The United States. Remember we have a live show coming up on April 26th, 2018 at Katch Astoria at 10:30pm follow us on instagram and facebook for details at Marvel Movie Marathon.

We break down some listener feedback in the first part of the show. If you want to jump right into the episode recap, skip to sixteen minutes in.  Dean Pelton decides that Greendale Community College must have its own flight simulator and cannot be bested by the competition, "City College," which is planning its own flight simulator. He enlists the study group to clean and refurbish the Greendale Community College simulator. As Jeff, Pierce, Britta, Annie, Shirley and Troy wash the tattered simulator down, they end up accidentally launching it - sending everyone on an unexpected journey into "outer space." Abed is left behind to try and navigate a safe "return" for everyone.  You can join the study group on our Facebook or Twitter pages. Do you have any feedback? Email us at trentplusdaniel@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at (919) 391-8425. iTunes | Stitcher Radio | RSS Feed | Podcast Website | Google Play Music "Uh, we appear to be forty light years outside of the Buttermilk Nebula. Although, I think that... Yeah, it's a sticker." - Troy Barnes  

"Jeff is blackmailed by Dean Pelton to recruit Troy to Greendale's football team upsetting Annie in the process, Pierce helps the Dean make a new school mascot and Britta tries to become Shirley's bathroom buddy." In its sixth episode, Community tackles gender, race, and... football? Trent and Daniel return to discuss if this episode can balance both comedy and commentary.

Welcome back to Pilot Inspectors. In today's episode, we've taken a small break from the new Winter pilots to watch and old favorite, the 2009 NBC sitcom Community. Download the episode and listen to find out our thoughts and feelings on the show that brought Dean Pelton into all of our lives.

Attention Greendale Students, I mean Across The Airwaves Listeners! Sorry I was role-playing as Dean Pelton and just to clarify I'm not gay. Anyway, this week's podcast reviews the penultimate to the Season Finale episode of Orphan Black but as you can tell from our opening the primary focus of this week is on reviewing what they have been the final episode of Community as many of our favorite actors from the show have found jobs elsewhere but Joel McHale has kept hope alive for a movie which we make theories on during our discussion. However, if you want our aspirations to become a reality with an actual Community Movie, then it's up to you fans to get out there on social media and start hash-tagging the phrase #andamovie. Also I join Nico for an extended news section where we talk about Star Wars Rogue One, another Star Wars Anthology Film featuring the Bounty Hunters of the Galaxy which could be directed by Jon Favreau or Matthew Vaughn, Ewan McGregor possibly reprising his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi, Lucius Fox being a regular character in Gotham Season 2, Joel McHale being casted in The X-Files Revival, Henry Simmons and Luke Mitchell being bumped up to regular cast members for Agents of Shield Season 5, Samuel L Jackson not appearing in Captain America: Civil War for some odd reason and much more. News with Nico Headlines: Star Wars Rumor: Jon Favreau and Matthew Vaughn in Running for Star Wars Anthology Star Wars Rumor: Ewan McGregor to Return as Obi-Wan Kenobi for New Star Wars Film Gotham Ups Chris Chalk as Lucius Fox to Series Regular for Season 2 Agents of SHIELD Ups Luke Mitchell to Series Regular for Season 3 Henry Simmons Returns for Season 3 of Agents of SHIELD as Regular X-Files Revival Casts Joel McHale as Mulder’s Dubious Ally John Noble Joins Elementary as Series Regular Samuel L. Jackson Won’t Be in Captain America Civil War  TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Orphan Black: S03E08 Ruthless in Purpose, and Insidious in Method Community: S06E13 Emotional Consequences of Broadcast Television

Hello Across The Airwaves Listeners, with this week's podcast reviews we learned the lesson you can't always get what you want as Person of Interest taught us you can't look a godlike Artificial Intelligence in the eye without getting killed, Community reminded Dean Pelton you can't have convicts attend Greendale by tele-robot without them causing trouble,  New Girl warned Schmidt that you can't always get Bronzer without glitter in it and The Big Bang Theory showed Amy, you can't always get the date with Sheldon you want but if you try sometime with a blanket fort compromise you may get what you need as they shared their first sleepover. Speaking of getting what you need, Nico has come up with all sorts of things for you hard-core fantasy sci-fi geeks out there as his news section reports on the first four episodes of Game of Thrones Season 5 being leaked, Doctor Who staying on the air for at least five more years, Star Wars coming to Digital HD, ABC planning a Agents of SHIELD Spinoff and much more. News with Nico Headlines: Game of Thrones First 4 Episodes Leak Online Early Moffat Says Doctor Who to Stay on Air for at Least 5 More Years Star Wars is Coming to Digital HD HBO Now Launches with 1 Free Month on Apple TV True Detective Season 2 Teaser and Release Date Released WonderCon Moving to LA for 2016 Last Man on Earth Renewed for Season 2 Marvel, ABC Planning Agents of SHIELD Spinoff Arrested Development Season 5 will Span 17 Episodes Olivia Wilde & Garret Hedlund Set to Return for Tron 3 David Lynch Quits Showtime’s Twin Peaks Revival  TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Person of Interest: S04E19 Search and Destroy Community: S06E05 Laws of Robotics and Party Rights New Girl: S04E20 Par 5 The Big Bang Theory: S08E20 The Fortification Implementation

Attention, Across The Airwaves Students, I mean Listeners! Wow, I almost sounded like Dean Pelton just then but the reason why I'm mentioning him is on this week's podcast we are celebrating that Greendale Lives! Yes that's right, Community is back at its new home on Yahoo Stream every Tuesday and we reviewed the first two season premiere episodes, discussing our favorite comedic moments along with if we thought the show had lost a step with losing characters as our favorite study group moved onto the World Wide Web. However, this episode isn't all about Community as we review a new Castle and Supernatural, in addition to our News with Nico Section reporting on a new Star Wars novel chronicling the events after the Battle of Endor, Sleepy Hollow getting renewed for Season 3, a Sherlock Christmas Special, Mallrats 2, Downton Abbey's Sixth Season being its last, Apple's new TV Streaming Service and much more. News with Nico Headlines: Fargo Season 2 Adds Cristin Milioti Star Wars the War is Not Over, Find Out in Star Wars Aftermath Novel Disney Beauty and the Beast Gets a March 2017 Release Date Sherlock Christmas Special Set in Victorian London Sleepy Hollow Snags Season 3 Renewal — and a New Showrunner Apple Streaming Service to Feature Bundled TV Basics, No NBC Kevin Smith Announces Mallrats 2 Will Film in 2016 Dominic Cooper Rumored For AMC Preacher Neil Degrasse Tyson’s StarTalk TV Show Premieres April 20th Downton Abbey's Sixth Season Will Be Its Last Sharknado 3 Gets Premiere Date TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Castle: S07E17 Hong Kong Hustle Supernatural: S10E15 The Things They Carried Community: S06E01 Ladders Community: S06E02 Lawnmower Maintenance & Postnatal Care

Last year Jim Rash had the greatest year in showbiz. He won an Oscar for writing the Descendants, starred in the beloved show Community as Dean Pelton, AND he wrote and directed his own film, The Way Way Back, which sold big at Sundance and opens wide this wknd! Kevin & Steve chat w/ their old pal Jim on all these things and more (including coming up with a charming title for a new TV show they want to put together!) Give it your best CHEW!

Ken Plume has another chat with COMMUNITY's Dean Pelton, writer/performer Jim Rash, about cliche cards, butter curlers, pizza dens, chocolate fonts, sweet tea, sauce jars, and thrones.

Community star Jim Rash sits in to talk about Dean Pelton, his recent Oscar win and more!

It's January, which is S.F. Sketchfest time in San Francisco. Now in it's 11th year, Sketchfest has bcome a Big Deal in the national sketch scene, taking place in multiple venues across the city with over a hundred shows. And with some very big names gracing the stage — this year bigger than ever —the festival has gained massive attention. That was one great reason to have Cole Stratton as our guest, as he is the co-founder and co-organizer of the event. If you've never had a chance to check out S.F. Sketchfest and you're within driving distance of The City By The Bay, you should definitely try to get in to see at least one of the shows (if you can still get tickets - many of the bigger name shows sell out quick!) For the full lineup, hop over to http://SFSketchFest.com.  The other great reason to have Cole on is that he's also the co-founder and co-host of Pop My Culture, a very popular podcast that's about ten years younger than Sketchfest. It made a bunch of Top 10 Podcast lists last year and just fell in as one of fleet of p'casts under the Nerdist banner. Cole and his co-host, Vanessa Ragland, make for an engaging team and have had an impressive lineup of comic and celebrity guests on their show. It's always a little more fun for me to have a fellow podcaster on a Succotash 'sode (the last time was Epi8 with Rob Celli from What Duvet Said), because they're invited to chime in on the various clips that we feature. Normally we don't play as many clips when we interview a guest but, this being one of our out-of-Studio-P interviews means that the guiding hand of engineer/producer Joe Paulino wasn't there to keep me more professional. so we have ten clips, a Burst O' Durst, a classic Henderson's Pants commercial...and the episode runs 17 minutes over our usual one hour time. We also have a Skypversation with Kelly Carlin, spoken word performer and friend-of-the-show, who is performing her show A Carlin Home Companion at S.F. Sketchfest on Friday, January 27th. Succotash News: We have merchandise! What's a podcast, after all,without something to try to sell you? Now we have it! There's not much in the "Succotashery" so far — several styles of t-shirts, coffee mugs hats and some other stuff, all sporting the spiffy new Succotash logo. We'll bring more stuff online in the coming months but, for now, click on this link (or over on the ad on the side) and check out the swag! Succotash Reminder: Yours truly is a contributing reviewer for This Week In Comedy Podcasting, Jesse Fox's delightful column at Splitsider.com. There's a fresh rack of the funniest and hottest comedy p'casts reviewed every week. For a full lineup of who Cole and I talk about on this show, it's right here! (As always, just click on a show's title to be taken to their website. All the shows are available through iTunes. And some of them (including Succotash) can be found on your smartphone or tablet's Stitcher Smart Radio app.) Pop My CultureAs is our custom whenever we have a fellow podcaster along, their show gets to ride shotgun. Cole Stratton and Vanessa Ragland's hot p'cast features guest comics, actors and celebrities chewing the fat about the latest trends, movies, music and media. The guest this clip is Jim Rash, familiar to fans of NBC TV's Community as Dean Pelton, and also co-writer of the hit movie The Descendants. The BugleThis fun news-based comedy show straddles the Atlantic with one host, John Oliver, based in New York and the other host, Andy Zaltzman, holding down the fort in England (where the show originates from.) Epi178 is a historic episode of sorts as it is the last one produced under the banner of the London TimesOnline. From here on out the lads are on their own (but if you already subscribe to The Bugle on iTunes, you should receive the new episodes without interruption.) Never Not FunnyFast n' furious Jimmy Pardo is the host of this long-running comedy podcasts - one of the firsts to get out there, actually. He's also got a pay-to-play model going for the "Pardcast", so you'll have to visit his site to get the whole magilla. You can sample every episode through a free 20 minute hunk that's up on iTunes, though. Jordan, Jesse, Go!Jesse Thorn and Jordan Morris host fast-paced conversational show. Our guest, Cole Stratton, has worked with them a lot over the years and says they're as fun in person as they sound on their podcast. In this clip they're joined by "the Bitter Buddha", comedian Eddie Pepitone. The Long Shot PodcastPepitone again? Yep, only here he's on his home turf, where he is a regular along with Sean Conroy, Jamie Flam and Amber Kenny. This quartet often has a guest but, even when they done, they hold court and laugh it up about current events, disturbing dreams and pretty much anything their wide-ranging conversations turn up. The Thrilling Adventure HourOur guest, Cole, has lots of good things to say about this imaginative show, which is a monthly comedy staple in Los Angeles as a live stage show. Done in the motif of an old-time scripted radio, the cast and their slate of impressive guests consistently deliver a great listen. And since it's meant to be a radio offering, it's translation from stage to podcast is dead on. You Made It WeirdComic Pete Holmes and his show is now part of the Nerdist network of podcastery. Patterned in the spirit of Marc Maron's WTF show, Holmes has a knack for making his guests (often fellow comedians) feel a little uncomfortable at some point in the show but seems to usually all end in laughter. Here he talks with the very funny Nick Kroll. (Side note brought up by our guest this week: Holmes is the voice of the E-Trade baby on the TV commercials!) Pod F. TompkastWe've featured this very creative show before and with good reason - host Paul F. Tompkins is one of the funniest, fastest and inventive comedians around. The scripted longform material performed on the Tompkast is difficult to do justice to in the time we have, so do yourself a favor and grab a full show soon. This My ShowPodcaster Jeremy Wein is a tribute to the idea that if you want to do a podcast, just go ahead and do it. He's not a comedian himself but he's managed to crack the code to get a lot of funny people to sit still with him long enough to do a decent interview. Here's he's caught up with NBC-TV's Parks & Recreation's Aziz Ansari. (Apologies to Jeremy - in the episode, I give out his site as ThisMyShow.com...it's actually ThisMyShow.NET) Big Pop FunAnother Nerdist family podcast? Yeah, I'm not sure why they're so prevalent on Succotash this episode — I swear there's no payola involved (but a fellow can dream, can't he?) — but they do have a quality lineup over there. This one is a young p'cast, hosted by veteran comedian Tom Wilson, most famous for his role as Biff (and Buford) Tannen in the Back To The Future movies. He's also a good interviewer as you can hear in his 3-part chat with comedian/writer/director Steve Oedekerk. We close out the show with our Burst O' Durst feature, faithfully supplied to us by the politically bent comedy stylings of Will Durst. That's it for this batch. Write me sometime at marc@SuccotashShow.com and let me know what's on your mind. You can also call into the Succotash Hotline at (818) 921-7212 and sound off about something you've heard or something you want to hear. Thanks for listening! (You are listening, aren't you?) Don't forget to pass the Succotash! — Marc Hershon

Ken Plume has a chat with COMMUNITY's Dean Pelton, writer/performer Jim Rash, about romancing computers, Vicki!, Betamax, wigs, carpet shrimp, sconces, and ultimate snowballs.

Look, We've had Kent on a few times, but this time Justin was armed with some interesting questions. It's a great interview.  Thanks to Morgan Locke for this weeks episode art, Thanks to our new producers Dean Pelton and Sam Lembeck.  Thanks as always to our lovely announcer Smith Harrison. Check out his facebook page!

Jim Rash stars as "Dean Pelton" on the NBC hit comedy Community. Jim will be chatting about COMMUNITY's upcoming crazy Halloween-theme show.

Jim Rash stars as Dean Pelton in NBC's Community. Rash has also starred as "Mr Grayson/Stitches," a sidekick to the supervillain 'Royal Pain' in the 2005 film Sky High and as the recurring characters "Fenton" on That '70s Show and "Andrew" on Reno 911!. He also guest starred in the last episode of Friends, and played the role of Head T.A. "Philip" in "Slackers." In addition to his work on Community, Rash has also moved into screenwriting. The screenplay that he and his partner Nat Faxon have written is currently filming. Alexander Payne is directing and George Clooney is the male lead.