Sheesh, work on your self-esteem, ya useless hunk of junk!

I love that I returned to the States in time to watch this ep. (but didn't) and joined AVC shortly thereafter, but by the time I started commenting on this board it seemed like it had been around forever.

I would love to see a special one-hour Community after Super Bowl XLIX! Ha!

That's kind of what I'm saying, but the comparison to Jay Leno I find unnecessarily harsh.

I'm sorry, I couldn't understand his accent. ;-D

Maybe go for Melancholia, the perfect wedding movie.

The only thing that depends on is if you are married by the time you inevitably see it together.

More like if Community season 4 replaced the hilarious German foosballers with pale imitators.

The Muppets are goofy, but the last movie never annoyed me. All I'm saying is that the two minute trailer for the new one did annoy me! Don't hate me! Bork!

"funny, if not accurate"

Sexism? Please, maybe when Charlie Sheen was on. Now it's just plain ol' misogyny.

I'd like to take this opportunity to say that I'm involved with (or attempting to be involved with) a woman who was born in the Soviet Union.

You probably scour the whole internet looking for mentions of NBC, so hear this, NBC: I will watch every episode of Community season 5 live—or, if I'm unable, on Hulu—and I will support the products advertised!

Ugh, the horrendous Russian and French accents in the Muppets Most Wanted trailer. I was actually vaguely looking forward to that movie. If we're still not over laughing at other countries for being other countries, can't we at least have funny, if not accurate, accents? I do love Ricky Gervais's character's name,…

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69,666 comments! Could there possibly be a more deliciously provocative number in the English language?

A handbag?!

I'm confused. I heard Schmidt say it the three-syllable way and I thought "pretentious." Maybe I misheard or misunderstood your comment.

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I actually found it perfect because I'm from the Midwest and I pronounce it "carmel." The three-syllable way always sounds pretentious to me.