Dan Harmon

television writer and producer

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Television writer and producer, creator of the show Community, host of the podcast Harmontown, and blogger

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Dan Harmon came to fame as the creator of the quirky sitcom Community. Then, he became infamous for his very public feud with Community star Chevy Chase.

A Visit to ‘Harmontown’

Dan Harmon came to fame as the creator of the quirky sitcom Community. Then, he became infamous for his very public feud with Community star Chevy Chase.

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Dan Harmon: Community, Rick and Morty

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Frequent collaborators Dan Harmon and Rob Schrab addressed some of the talk around Harmon's firing off of NBC's  Community .

Dan Harmon's Exit from 'Community'

Frequent collaborators Dan Harmon and Rob Schrab addressed some of the talk around Harmon's firing off of NBC's Community .

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