They should hire ruffles as a programmer. He has the requisite credits for a degree, and puppies are way too underrepresented in the tech sector

Are you sure Pied Piper can afford to hire an engineer with a degree from Greendale?

Remember when the most face-palmingly self-unaware tech speech happened out some time during season 1?

I also liked that they added Suzanne Cryer, but as far as diversity goes, I believe the show will hit its peak when it adds a female software engineer, and gives her lines that skewer the sexism in the tech industry's brogrammer culture.

Add Seinfeldvision to the list of things 30 Rock was uncannily prescient about

they better get him quickly, by season 3 he'll be on the Lakers

I totally agree, and for it's disappointing. I was hoping the show would go in the opposite direction, and I thought it had the cast and premise to pull it off and be different from anything else on television. The greatest sitcom of all time had all humor and no heart. I'm with you on the character beats having…

I would like to see them go further into it, and I would like to see Lamorne write more episodes. It would be really cool to see any sitcom go out of its comfort zone with a really heavy topic that doesn't lend itself to the usual hugging/learning ending.

Winston's Jerry Seinfeld was better than Abed's, imo

Oh, i love You're the Worst, and I hope Weird Loners can be as good

FWIW 30 Rock and Parks's final seasons ended up just as good as their peak years, i'm guessing Community's final season will be just as dazzling (assuming the show is able to go out on its own terms).

This review is significantly more positive than any other review i've read, which surprised me. I really want to like the show - Fox's description of it as an "unromatic comedy" has me hopeful that this can be the rare show to inherit some of Seinfeld's no hugging/learning DNA (if not its genius deconstruction of…

I'll always view the sublime season 3 finale as the series finale, everything since then is just a fanfic epilogue - amirite?

Al Gore taught us to save the earth by recycling jokes

I think Joel McHale could've worked pretty well

Drew Baird had the mole women trapped in The Bubble for 15 years

Kimmy and Dong's rendition of the Friends fountain opening was everything

Pryor's SNL episode remains the show's golden hour, imo

I was waiting for either Ilana or Maeby to exclaim "Marry me!"

It's a classic binary search problem. Go with 6 vs 6 because that method generalizes to any size with log(n) seesaw comparisons (assuming infinite memory in the form of a seesaw that can compare any number of people)