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ike many Community fans, I was disappointed to see so little of Abed in the most recent episode, and a bit perplexed when his absence was highlighted by Shirley commenting, “I barely saw you this week, Abed, what have you been up to?” Abed’s response: “Not much.” But look closer!

For the first time in TV history (that I can remember, at least), a major character was part of a storyline that took place entirely in the background of other scenes. While Jeff pondered his mortality, Pierce tried to hold on to his Mom after her death, and Annie and Britta argued over feminine wiles, Abed’s “not much” involved bringing a baby into the world.

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NBC’s upcoming fall season features additional guest stars, including the return of Kathy Bates to “The Office” (Thursdays, 9-9:30 p.m. ET). In addition, Drew Carey (“The Price Is Right,” “The Drew Carey Show”) and Rob Corddry (“Hot Tub Time Machine“) make guest appearances on “Community” (Thursdays, 8-8:30 p.m. ET).

The following details their guest appearances:

* In the third episode of the new season of “Community,” Carey will portray Ted, a good-natured –but much feared patriarch — at Jeff’s (Joel McHale) old law firm. Meanwhile, Corddry will play Alan, Jeff’s best friend at his old law firm who bumps into him on the Greendale campus and lures Jeff back into his old life back at the prestigious firm. “Community” is from Sony Pictures Television.
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NBC confirmed to E! that former Grey’s girl Lauren Stamile, who recently appeared in Community’s Halloween episode as Jeff’s (Joel) stats teacher, will return for a multiple-episode arc later in the season.
“Lauren played Patrick Dempsey’s love interest on Grey’s Anatomy and is now my love interest,” Joel tells E!. “So eat that, Patrick Dempsey!”
“Jeff and I have been keeping this a secret for a while,” Lauren tells E! of the first episode after the new year (and community college winter break).
As regards to Brita: “Britta is obviously not wanting any part of me, so I have moved on—and I have found a woman who is a lot taller than her. In your face, Britta!” says Joel.

NBC added a professional page for Pierce Hawthorne, Chevy Chase character from ‘Community’. The page includes bio, news, and videos about Pierce.
Here is his Bio:

Greetings, my name is Pierce Hawthorne. You may recognize the name from Hawthorne Wipes, the award-winning Moist Towelette. Yes, that was me. Mr. Moist. Moist Man. I consider myself a Quality of Life Person. When I’m not busy being a moist towelette mogul, I’m making my mark on the world with the other gifts the Gods hath given me. I have a wealth of experience in image management, icon development, and Y2K preparedness. I’m a marketing genius. If you need something bought or sold or processed, you come my way. I’ve been called a Jingle Master, a Toastmaster, and a Master Chef. I do dinner parties both ways; I throw them, and I attend them. I do birthday parties. I’m an expert magician and a trained clown, and don’t even get me started on my hypnotism training. Whatever it is, if you want it done right, just call my name. This is Pierce Hawthorne, signing off and saying “Farewell, good day, and be good!”