That was glorious.

Numbers shnumbers. (I have a tendency to group 117 and 119 together.) It woulda been in my top twenty, but I'm sure any list any of us would come up with would result in some quibbling. Keep doing the lord's work.

The scene I'd add is another 117, Pierce and Jeff's conversation. Rare shining moment of…piercing clarity (eh? eh? ya like that?) and only one of his best moments on the show, if not the best!

I agree with virtually all of these!

I take it it awakened something in you?

Doesn't he? I do love his guest appearance on Community for playing up his whole schlocky Jack Black thing, but Bernie was the first time I unreservedly and unironically loved a performance from him.

Might we set up some kind of timeshare?

This isn't something funny, it's just a story.

STRIKE ONE

Eh, a lot of people were frustrated with Annie's characterization in season three, actually. I know I was.

I'm being a little silly as to my expectations about the appeal of TOH, but I do genuinely love it and agree with you wholeheartedly. For me the appeal isn't necessarily about catering to my specific interests (though it does that often), but more an appreciation and enjoyment of watching people who have a craft they…

REBECCA REBECCA REBECCA REBECCA

You mean people aren't already watching it? I had it pegged as a quasi-innate thing, something we scarcely speak of for the same reason we don't talk about breathing.

Such evaluations are laughable. These people have clearly  not earned their Community bona fides. Part of me is like, let's send some of our evangelists to the many corners of the internet to preach the good word of endless pondering, deliberation, and of course, list-making.

Eh, I gave it a C cuz it didn't really make me laugh (gravest sin). Have bones as well as some kudos with all the storylines. Dislike how terribly disparate they all feel but like how they all resolved themselves. There are definitely worse episodes.

AND LARRY BIRD

I am not in favor of leg-fucking, especially if it has led to broken homes, but I am in favor of bizarre monologues, staring bizarrely at students, bizarre saxophone solos, stuff like that.

I am art-dumb and like a lot of the usual suspects like famous impressionists and shit, but for some more contemporary stuff I like Alex Gross's goofy surreal paintings.

HE WAS WRONG
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Saving the planet makes my BACK HURT.