It's been four years since cult favourite TV show Community sadly bowed out, but fans are still clamouring for more.
While there's been persistent talk of a movie happening at some point, if any type of Community revival does happen, star Alison Brie is 100 per cent down for it.
Speaking to PopCulture.com, Brie said: "I love my Community family. We still talk all the time.
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"I was just texting Joel McHale yesterday – we have our group – our group text is going constantly! I love those guys. We're a family. I would love, I'm always down for the idea of that."
Brie added that if a movie does happen, she'd like it to be exclusively for streaming service Netflix.
"I mean, look, it's like, are we going to do the movie?" she said. "I feel like if the Community movie ever gets made, it should just be made for Netflix, and it would be fun to do!"
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Brie is currently starring in Netflix's GLOW and she's gearing up for what she promises is an exciting third season.
"I am so excited!" Brie said of GLOW season three. "I'm obsessed with the show.
"I hope it's not too narcissistic to say, but I don't care if it is because I love the show so much. I think that season three is a real masterpiece!"
GLOW season 3 will premiere on Netflix on Friday, August 9.
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