Post-Community Cast Member TV Projects, Ranked (According To IMDb)
Community is everyone's favorite quirky sitcoms, and this series was definitely the breakout moment for most of its cast members. Of course, there were certainly some alum that hit the small screen before and after their time at the community college.
For every fan that greatly misses Donald Glover or Alison Brie as their Troy and Annie, it's time to jump forwards and take a look at every television project they've worked on since graduating from Greendale. While this sitcom might still be fans' favorite of theirs, some other series have been rated pretty high - and deserve an immediate binge.
10 Dr. Ken (2015-2017) - 5.7
Ken Jeong has been a driving force in comedy for years, and while he's had many projects, this one might be his most famous. It's not that highly-rated, but it's great humor for die-hard fans.
He plays a doctor, who tries to juggle everything from his career to his family. For those that can't get enough of Chang (or the man behind him), it's time to give Dr. Ken a shot.
9 The Great Indoors (2016-2017) - 6.3
Joel McHale might not be anything but Jeff Winger in the hearts of fans, but he's actually been in a lot of other projects since the show came to an end. One of them is The Great Indoors, a comedy series where he starred with Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Chris Williams.
A reporter must adapt when he becomes the boss of a digital department and is heading a bunch of millennials. There are only 22 episodes, but a 6.3/10 isn't bad.
8 The Odd Couple (2015-2017) - 6.4
Yvette Nicole Brown has been in A LOT of programs since her time as Shirley, and a lot of them are actually Marvel or DC related. However, this comedy series is right up the alley for those that loved Community.
Thomas Lennon and Matthew Perry are an "odd couple," two friends, who live together and try to keep their lifestyles on track. Brown is the fourth listed, and also appears in all 38 episodes in all her humor and talent.
7 Love (2016-2018) - 7.7
Gillian Jacobs might be a bit of a quieter voice on the small screen, but she blew everything up when she joined the cast of Love as the lead, Mickey. This show follows a couple that navigates all the sticky stuff about love.
Created by Judd Apatow, this comedy-drama romance is really hard not to love - and it even scored an impressive 7.7/10 on IMDb. It's a raw, hilarious, and totally relatable show that everyone should be watching.
6 Santa Clarita Diet (2017-2019) - 7.8
This comedy horror series was a pretty big hit for its 30 episode run. Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant star in this series, about a wife and mother who becomes a zombie and has to start eating people.
Joel McHale appears for four episodes as Chris. While he definitely doesn't star in Santa Clarita Diet, this recurring appearance is enough to get another dose of this likable actor.
5 Reno 911! (2003-) - 7.9
Jim Rash is another actor from this show that has done A LOT since Community, but one of the most popular titles might just be Reno 911!, where he appears in 17 episodes as Andrew.
This sheriff's department is the center of a lot of comedy, and this Emmy-nominated show deserves a binge. Plus, there's a great series of episodes with everyone's favorite Dean Pelton.
4 GLOW (2017-2019) - 8.0
It's really hard to have not fallen in love with Alison Brie as Annie Edison, but it's time to take that even one step further - because fans won't be able to get enough of Ruth Wilder.
This comedy-drama takes place in the 1980s and follows a group of women who become show wrestlers in Los Angeles. GLOW is as funny, unique, and infatuating as they come - and Alison Brie's starring role is unforgettable.
3 Danny Pudi: DuckTales (2017-2021) - 8.3
It's impossible not to fall in love with Abed, and as a result, fans quickly fell head over heels for Danny Pudi. Currently, his career is settled mainly in voice-acting.
Of course, he's still wildly incredible. Pudi voices Huey Duck, one of three grandnephew's of Scrooge McDuck. This animated adventure series is a reboot of the original, and it's already becoming Disney classic with a pretty stellar rating.
2 Donald Glover: Atlanta (2016-) - 8.6
Donald Glover famously made an exit from the series in order to pursue other aspects of his career. From being the iconic Childish Gambino to creating and starring in his own drama series, it's safe to say he made it.
Atlanta follows Earn and Alfred, two cousins trying to make it on the rap scene amidst relationships, poverty, racism, and family. This highly-rated show is a must-see for anyone who loves this talented and lovable actor.
1 John Oliver: Last Week Tonight With John Oliver (2014-) - 8.9
In case any fans of the show have been living under a rock, it's time to finally forgive Professor Duncan for leaving the show in 2014. Because since then, he's been hosting this super hilarious and critically-acclaimed talk show.
John Oliver was always a show host, but this satirical program is so much more lovable because it's genuinely and hilariously him. It's time to get into the eight seasons that are out.
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