I just became completely overwhelmed when that hashtag showed up. I keep tearing up just *thinking* about that end montage. We really were *so* close to cancellation, and just thinking about what the cast and crew must've been feeling as they shot/wrote that makes me kinda despondent. But hey, we've got another…

Being a gamer, I loved it, and am glad that all those menus have been transcribed here. But my mom, who was in the room as the episode aired, wouldn't watch it. She had absolutely no interest in watching a video game. But she loved the next one.

Being a gamer, I loved it, and am glad that all those menus have been transcribed here. But my mom, who was in the room as the episode aired, wouldn't watch it. She had absolutely no interest in watching a video game. But she loved the next one.

I'm a huge back to the future fan, and I was awfully surprised by that. Evil!Abed doesn't like liking things so I guess I should've expected it, though.

I'm a huge back to the future fan, and I was awfully surprised by that. Evil!Abed doesn't like liking things so I guess I should've expected it, though.

It happens. Place is not up to code.

It doesn't matter if the Greendale dorms have cable - Abed (presumably) has cable in his apartment (how could he not, if he wants to keep his Don Draper current?)

Agreed.

I've always really liked Victoria, so I'm fine with her sticking around, but Ted's actions don't seem to make sense if he remembers at all what it felt like when Stella left him. I could have sworn that he'd actually brought this up to someone this season too, to convince them to stay with their bride/groom.

I had really thought the worst was over - with the shortened season, but hopes of back nine still in play - and NOW… A Friday move AND no Harmon does not compute.

I've been nervous for a while that, if we got our six seasons and a movie, one day, the show would start to suck and I'd have to pretend seasons didn't exist (looking at you XF S8&9, plus some of 7). But I didn't think it would be like this, or so soon.

Exactly. There's no show without him and we all know it.

I'm sure a good portion of us will follow it. I'm a Fringe fan so I certainly followed that show, though wasn't consistent in watching it every Friday. People have things to do, but at least expectations are low(er). Thursday was just such a *good* night for comedy before (well, not ratings-wise, but certainly for…

Community got me to start watching Thursdays live so there goes *that*.

I always *did* enjoy those kind of jokes on AD as their seasons got progressively shorter, so I know I'll enjoy them here too (even if they'll be tinged with sadness). I wonder if they'll work it into the story such that it's Greendale that has to have a shortened/compressed school year (like in that hiatus video the…

Will they graduate in December then? Or if they're mid-season, we won't get Halloween or Xmas episodes? We could get 13 full-on awesome episodes leading up to the series finale (it hurts to write that), though, without Harmon and co. having to even consider adding new viewers.

If it ends next year with a shortened season, Greendale should not exist without them. Save the dean and our favorites and burn it down!

You a Fringe fan?

Oh, I hope that's untrue because the 'nooo' I want to scream right now would leave me hoarse. It would probably have broken Abed and Troy's brains to have Capt Reynolds there, though

I just meant I thought they'd get together earlier (after "Benefits" I thought it would be dwelt upon more), not have it spread out. S5 barely exists for me it was such a disaster. I still have hope for them this year, though, as the season's been rather good.