Julia Bascom is an Autistic writer who writes about her disability, and growing up and living as an Autistic woman. She writes on her blog, “Just Stimming,” and last week, she wrote an incredibly ...

In the weirdly wonderful show that is “Community,” the world was gifted with the enigma that is Abed Nadir. The eccentric community college film student Nadir always grounds his cast of friends with ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook “Six seasons and a movie” was a phrase first uttered by one of the protagonists, Abed Nadir (Danny ...

Known as the "Gas Leak Year," Season 4 had some of the strangest episodes of the entire Community series. However, it also had some highs, such as "Paranormal Parentage." In this Halloween episode, ...

Quirky times about a bazillion, Danny Pudi's Abed is one of the many pleasures of the NBC sitcom "Community." NBC'Community.' Interviewed during the recent Winter TV Tour in Hollywood, Pudi said he ...

Opening Shot: Chimes ring at Greendale Community College. Dean Pelton (Jim Rash) tries to turn it off but plays a rap song instead. Then he gives a first-week greeting to new students. The Gist: One ...

NBC's Community is coming back for a new season this fall, and I didn't think I could be more excited – until I had the chance to speak with Danny Pudi, who plays Abed Nadir on the show. Danny and I ...

Duels, or “classy show-downs” as they are often called by no one, have been solving hot debates for ages. They’re useful for delivering crowds a champion, through often unpredictable means (just ask ...

To the average observer, Emmy voters are a capricious bunch. Within every seemingly unpredictable mass of data, however, lies a pattern. Greendale Community College student Abed Nadir thinks has run ...

Hi, I’m Abed Nadir, a film major at Greendale Community College. The editors of this paper have asked me to share my 2011 Best Comedy Emmy pick, I’m assuming as part of some diversity program. No ...

Community has never exactly been known for its sentimentality. But 10 years ago, the sitcom’s second season holiday episode, “Abed’s Uncontrollable Christmas,” bucked that trend. It leaned hard into ...