Hey Chevy! You are one of the funniest men I've ever seen in film and television and it's really a thrill that you're doing this AMA for us.
One of the best moments I ever had watching tv was seeing you come back to Community in a cameo role in the fifth season premiere back in January. Because Pierce is my favorite character, I was really happy with your return. It was so unexpected, after you had left the show, but there you were, back again. I've thanked Dan Harmon for making it happen in his AMA earlier this year, but I really want to thank you for that too. I hope Pierce is not really dead and you'll come back for more, maybe season 6 or the movie?
My question is about your facial expressions. You have this very unique way of using your face, which is very hard to describe, but is most famously seen in the SNL bits where you would sit behind somebody and mimic them behind their backs. Another thing you do, while saying your lines, is randomly pulling faces which makes for really odd line readings. It's one of the things that makes you stand out and I've never seen anyone else do that. Who or where were you influenced by in that regard?
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Hey Chevy! You are one of the funniest men I've ever seen in film and television and it's really a thrill that you're doing this AMA for us.
One of the best moments I ever had watching tv was seeing you come back to Community in a cameo role in the fifth season premiere back in January. Because Pierce is my favorite character, I was really happy with your return. It was so unexpected, after you had left the show, but there you were, back again. I've thanked Dan Harmon for making it happen in his AMA earlier this year, but I really want to thank you for that too. I hope Pierce is not really dead and you'll come back for more, maybe season 6 or the movie?
My question is about your facial expressions. You have this very unique way of using your face, which is very hard to describe, but is most famously seen in the SNL bits where you would sit behind somebody and mimic them behind their backs. Another thing you do, while saying your lines, is randomly pulling faces which makes for really odd line readings. It's one of the things that makes you stand out and I've never seen anyone else do that. Who or where were you influenced by in that regard?
Much love to you, Chevy!
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