Exactly, it's almost as if no-one cares that the professor crossed many ethical, professional (legal? maybe not) lines. It's not as if the group hasn't picked up on the dean for not keeping up standards before, they're not that resigned not to care about a thing like this.

I took that as a euphemism. Still, my point stands, it's inappropriate and the question shouldn't be is Annie a slut but what the hell is wrong with greendale's professors. Nor is that a moment where you''d respond with "aww Annie we love you no matter what" I mean sure, you would think that, but you'd also think…

You know what I hated most about this episode? How they forced plot points, which could easily become an episode or plot on their own into one episode to make a general theme about how they're comfortable in their ability to be honest with each other, and that they feel like they all need to be as open as each other.

Serious? Sarcasm is hard to read on the internet so I'll take you on face value, you really need to watch the first three seasons.

Now I know how chang felt when he turned to Jeff and Pierce and gave them an F and an F-

I loved this episode, and I've hated most of this season. I'd give it a solid A-. Here's my thoughts:

I'm the same. I just keep watching because I hope that the show can pull itself out of the tailspin its currently in, and I want to be there when it happens. But I'm not holding my breath.

Yeah, that's why we don't hang out with them, given she's a character. Current Britta is terrible.

But the ending is terrible though. Yes, the correct term for comedy is a happy ending.

Nah, I love this show, and it's not forced or an embrace of crappy television because I like crap or feel like I've got to love something. I'm capable of jumping off a show when it becomes awful, like community, but this is inspired stuff. And it's so much better than the other animated stuff coming out of fox.

The problem with this system is that it artificially inflates reviews. So because everything has to be D and above, and pretty much most things are C or above, everything gets inflated and bunched into groups where they really don't belong together. Getting say a B on this website is fairly easy. Which is surprising…

I don't mean to sound like a philistine, but if documentaries are being attacked for being bland and boring, can we criticise movies for either striving for cheap laughs, or being artsy for the sake or artsy? I may have to duck soon, but some Gus Van Sant sometimes seems to make artsy movies for the sake or artsy. I…

Part of the reason why poverty and obesity are linked is because in poor areas, access to healthy eating is limited. A poor area will most likely have a macdonalds, will it have a salad bar, or an vegetable store? Will it have lots of parkland to exercise, or will it be a concrete jungle? Will the supermarkets sell…

I didn't know the cable stations broadcast to arctic pole, I mean I know the major networks broadcast everywhere, I once picked up cbs in Fresno (barely) but cable? I'm impressed.

Really? She's turned from a mature person with an agenda, who realises that she is often shallow and doesn't actually achieve things to a ridiculous version of herself obsessed with curing everyone with pop psychology. She's become stupid.

Things are getting heady, and perhaps heated. I'd just like to make the specific point that maybe I'm missing the forest for the trees, maybe I'm overanalysing things, but I'd just like to point out that in the number of shirtless Winger scenes, no scar was visible. This means that either Winger has covered up his…

Not down's, but really weird, off-putting and largely unfunny. Everything about him was wrong, the delivery, the old jokes (running away eh? that's fresh) the fact that Jeff is painted as tough and the other brother is weak and sensitive, the story was predictable.

Yeah, Harmon's in a tough position. If it's good and he's critical, he comes off as too critical, as if only he can produce good stuff. If it's bad and he's critical, he's bound to come off as vindictive as if he's saying I told you so. And he's bound to be critical to an extent, given he's a perfectionist, and it is…

Not a bad episode, but the kid was off, and Abed called narration a crutch in the pottery episode, and while that comment was played for laughs, little has changed. In fact, one of the little quirks of Abed is his dislike of things like narration and talking heads as story telling devices, it seems that you either…

You guys are weird.