I posted this above, but whatever. The show was good. Not amazingly, transcendentally good but it was solid and funny and nailed the emotional moments, I thought. I liked it enough that I was bummed when it was cancelled and still have the two episodes that itunes gave away from free when it premiered on my iPod.

I was one of the ten people apparently who watched the entire show when it originally aired. Really, really good. Not Community good by any means, but it was a very (emotionally) sweet show and had a couple very funny moments. Plus, i think it's where travis from cougar town got his start, so there's that.

I was one of the ten people apparently who watched the entire show when it originally aired. Really, really good. Not Community good by any means, but it was a very (emotionally) sweet show and had a couple very funny moments. Plus, i think it's where travis from cougar town got his start, so there's that.

This is fantastic! I cannot stress enough how much I adore this feature.

This is fantastic! I cannot stress enough how much I adore this feature.

Though like Dorian I'm not overly optimistic, there is reason to be at least a little there. As far as we know, Ganz and Bobrow and Cutler are still on board, as with, I would assume, many of the season 3 writers. Presumably they knew Dan's plan for how this all should wrap up. Gustavo and Poudre presumably aren''t…

Though like Dorian I'm not overly optimistic, there is reason to be at least a little there. As far as we know, Ganz and Bobrow and Cutler are still on board, as with, I would assume, many of the season 3 writers. Presumably they knew Dan's plan for how this all should wrap up. Gustavo and Poudre presumably aren''t…

One thing I just noticed- The season opened with the study group declaring that they were metaphorically held together by the study room and in particular, the table. No, forgive me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe we see the Study Room or the table at all in the finale. At the start of this season, they were held…

One thing I just noticed- The season opened with the study group declaring that they were metaphorically held together by the study room and in particular, the table. No, forgive me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe we see the Study Room or the table at all in the finale. At the start of this season, they were held…

I liked that a lot too. I loved that the study group was trying to help him get his estate back on no uncertain terms and there wasn't even a single joke made about them not actually being friends with him. Even Jeff was mad at Gilbert!

I liked that a lot too. I loved that the study group was trying to help him get his estate back on no uncertain terms and there wasn't even a single joke made about them not actually being friends with him. Even Jeff was mad at Gilbert!

Oh shit, "You can't loose your own firm." i didn't even notice that. Harmon totally knew he was out, didn't he?

Oh shit, "You can't loose your own firm." i didn't even notice that. Harmon totally knew he was out, didn't he?

I've created an account as well. I made a temp page for the Greendale Flag. Like @avclub-0dad24dc5419076f64f2ba93833b354e:disqus I thought it might be a good idea to start with a relatively easy to write article.

I've created an account as well. I made a temp page for the Greendale Flag. Like @avclub-0dad24dc5419076f64f2ba93833b354e:disqus I thought it might be a good idea to start with a relatively easy to write article.

Agree. I was about to post this actually. Seems like a long shot, but a shot none the less.

Agree. I was about to post this actually. Seems like a long shot, but a shot none the less.

This is a fantastic idea and I am completely down to help.

This is a fantastic idea and I am completely down to help.

I'm sure the new guys are perfectly alright dudes- Harmon even said as much in his last blog post- but this is just the cherry on top to me resenting the hell out of them. I really enjoyed Aliens in America, and I think they could do alright work, but this just feels wrong to me, like they're scabs. I don't like this…