Joel McHale is a busy man, and he has signed on to many upcoming gigs that make his schedule even more hectic. Luckily, he will have a little more time since he has wrapped up the filming of the first season of his sitcom Community on NBC with Chevy Chase. One of the ways he is keeping his schedule full is by booking popular standup dates. He was a sketch comedian long before most people knew of him, and returning to stage is a natural move for McHale.

This summer, he has dates from coast to coast in cities like San Diego, Calif. and Atlantic City, N.J. Joel McHale tickets to these shows are sure to bring out his large fan base. Tickets can be found online today.

McHale must be a big video game fan, as he returned as the host of game-maker Ubisoft’s E3 press conference. He emceed the event last year and came back to hold the same role for the 2010 press conference on June 14. The media conference is held every year for the company to announce new upcoming games.

He may be all for new technology, but only as long as that technology is safe. Proof? McHale recently appeared in a PSA with Community costar Ken Jeong touting thumb socks. Thumb socks are supposed to make texting harder and bring attention to the dangers of texting while driving. Those in the targeted demographic can get their own pair of thumb socks for free at DoSomething online. The campaign is appropriately called “Thumb Wars.”

His attention will turn toward awards season Brand Levitra on July 8, when he teams with Sofia Vergara of Modern Family to announce the nominations for the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards. The announcement event will take place at the Goldenson Theatre in Los Angeles at 5:30 a.m. According to UPI online, McHale stayed true to his comedic reputation and said of the ceremony, “I have two children, and I’ve never woken up this early for anything.” The Primetime Emmy Awards will air on NBC on Sunday, Aug. 29.

With all of the new developments in Joel McHale’s life, some fans may worry that he will be moving on from the show that made him famous: E!’s The Soup. He has been hosting the show since 2004, and his fan base has slowly grown since then to the massive following he has today. According to TVsquad website, fans need not be concerned, at least according to The Soup writer Tess Refferty, who confirmed that Joel will be returning to the hit show.

McHale undoubtedly likes to have fun, and it shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that the on-set atmosphere of Community is unlike any other show. In an interview with New York Magazine, Joel revealed, “There’s a lot of joking around. It mostly centers around Donald [Glover]. He puts on a show between every take. He is so funny, that guy. And Danny [Pudi] also is just kind of crazy. Once we all get going, we have a hard time focusing.” The show is just another facet of McHale’s career, which seems to be only getting hotter.

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