"Community" season 6 will premiere on YahooStream after NBC dropped the show after season 5.

In a recent interview, NBC Chairman of Entertainment Robert Greenblatt said that he feels great about the series getting picked up by Yahoo.

"Yahoo's in a different business than we are, trying to build their platform, and they made an extraordinary deal. We're the co-owners of that show, and we're going to make money on it right away, which wouldn't have been the case if it had been on the network for another year."

So what can fans expect from "Community" season 6? Buddy TV gives a brief summary:

- The show is sticking to it's 22-minute format. And no, it won't be like Netflix--you'll have to wait each week for a new episode.
- There is more freedom with online so Harmon is excited to experiment but no big fundamental changes.
- Will Jeff choose Britta or Annie? McHale suggests Dean Pelton. Harmon reminds us all that Community is not a "workplace comedy" centered around a couple relationships but rather an ensemble show.
- Is Greendale gone? Dino Stamatopoulos says "yes" but Harmon is not so sure. It's possible that the show could move on but the school is a big part of Community.
- Harmon says the writers are discussing cast members returning but won't give us clues. Well, John Oliver could return based on his contract. But then again, he has a new show on HBO.
- How about the return of the villainous City College? When asked, Harmon said it would be a good idea.
- A Pokemon episode? No, Harmon was joking but based on the Comic-Con crowd's reaction maybe he's having second thoughts. Really, he has no idea. But have no fear as he adds, "I start every season this way."
- With the streaming schedule still up in the air, it'll be tough to do a Halloween or Christmas episode.
- Not sure when to expect new episodes of Community. Production will start later this summer but Harmon then said they'll start writing in the fall. Get ready for 2015.

Stay tuned for more "Community" season 6 spoilers here!