Shut your filthy mouth, no fan should go without ever seeing CharDee MacDennis, The Gang Buys a Boat, or any other number of fantastic later season episodes.

S01E03 "Underage Drinking: A National Concern" and S02E09 "Charlie Goes America All Over America's Ass" are what brought me over, by season 3 you will be hooked.

Shame they don't have any less intense black guys in their roster.

I don't know about y'all, but I was deeply offended by Frank's portrayal of redface. First Johnny Depp and now this? Haven't the Native American people suffered enough?

Among all the other massive amounts of gayness in tonight's episode, there's a tiny moment when they're at the strip club and Mac asks Dennis if he likes what he sees on stage, all the while staring right down at Dennis' crotch. It's the little things that make me love this show.

Bingo

Here I was thinking it was a pleasant little season 1 episode that I had somehow missed…Playing on the Jeff/Britta tension and even using Pierce decently, they could have fooled me.

My, I forgot, how, um, handsome he is.

I had that exact same thought like 5 times watching season 4. The things he could have done with "Alternative History of the German Invasion"!! Just remove the stupid Germans and focus on the animosity of the other Greendale students towards the study group and they could have had a really interesting commentary on…

We're the AT&T of people

"The Community gang visits Paddy's Pub"

I'd eat that

That sounds like an awesome spin-off, and every week they can have a joke about how Chris Brown is supposed to be there but isn't.

I wouldn't have minded if he were faking, but only in order to get back into the good graces of the group, versus as some stupid City College revenge plot, highlighting how pathetic Chang really is versus his more malicious character traits.

Eh, as much as I love the cast, I don't see Hollywood beating down their doors for bigger jobs any time soon. Except for Alison Brie and Gillian Jacobs maybe, because of the hotness.

I'd watch that.

That episode was actually pretty decent, by some miracle of the gods.

I've always felt like all of Gaiman's work is 50/50 hit and miss but don't tell the fanboys I said that!

EDIT: Accidentally responded to the wrong post, my bad!

That sounds like fantastic idea, let some talented, well-known writers with a different background take a crack at the show and inject some much needed new life into it, it certainly couldn't turn out any worse than what's currently being produced and I'm sure the show could afford the writers, and enough people are…