"Community" fans are planning a flash mob at Rockefeller Center on Thursday afternoon to save the show, which has been pulled from NBC's midseason schedule.
Show devotees plan to gather at 30 Rock at 1 p.m. for the event, which is being promoted via #OccupyNBC and #SaveCommunity hashtags on Twitter. Organizers are also spreading the word with a Craigslist announcement, a "Community" flash mob Facebook page (that listed 49 confirmed attendees as of Tuesday morning) and a Save "Community" blog.
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Organizers hope flash mobbers will bring tiny Christmas trees and sport faux goatees in honor of the show.
"Community" aired its "Glee"-spoofing holiday episode, "Regional Holiday Music," on Dec. 8. Though the network has said it expects the show to return, it has not said when.
The ratings-challenged series averaged around 3.6 million viewers for the first ten episodes of this season, its third.
