Huh? You obviously didn't want it to have that ending.

Why can't it have that ending (which was still very funny with Jeff-Britta-Abed in the car)?

If you don't think Mixology Certification is funny, then try again.

>>However, midway into season 2, I stopped enjoying and started getting
bored of it. I think I quit an episode or 2 after the Nightmare inducing
X-mas episode.

I SPRAY ALL OVER THEM!

What does Ratzinger think?

Fake

No it doesn't

It's the first one this season where I've felt that.

B. This felt like a C movie version of Community.

To me those touches with Annie and Britta were stereotyping the characters and Jeff and Shirley's power lust has been done.

I will not go to the second level with you.

Britta forcefully impeded him from doing what he wanted in Cork. But point taken about Hickey the outsider making a bigger impression on him and causing a bigger outburst that needed to happen.

No?

What is the problem even if they're new traits? I would call it character development, in any case. He's still really funny and still his old self at heart, like how he really wanted to nail Britta for purely selfish reasons. This time Jeff inspired him to do the right thing and not take advantage of her. Again,…

You know Duncan wasn't in the previous two seasons at all right? The only real difference with him is that he likes Britta now, which does make sense.

Duncan has given Jeff advice and they like each other's company. You're taking the new characterization to mean some kind of superfriendship a la Trobed, but who said anything about that? They're friends because they say they are.

Jeff and Duncan have been actually friends since only the first episode, that's all.

It's a nice thought but the look on Jeff's face as Britta waxed wise said it all.

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