You may have been, but that was our oversight.

We'd probably react better to J/B than we do to being called "Jannie" shippers. Ew.

There's no triangle to be had. This episode put the kibosh on any future Britta/Jeff and opened the door for Jeff/Annie.

Agreed. Just leave Hickey and Duncan up there and let Shirley be a part of the adventure.

Yes! This is one of the very few times I've felt that the show was REALLY aware of itself and its audience - perfect way to describe it. After last week's episode I was really concerned that they were going to go balls out in the wrong direction.

Disagree. This episode saved the last episode for me. The Britta/Jeff thing was just too out of left field, and retreated back to the weakest part of Community's canon. Being able to put it all in perspective this episode saved the show from dying up its own butt.

The Celine thing made me SO MAD. When are we ever going to get someone like her here for the MANY fans? People suck sometimes.

Yes, horde, sorry.

This is a pretty disappointing review that misses a lot of stuff. First, it was interesting, the callbacks that were made throughout. The fact that Daryl and Beth's stumbled upon the remnants of Tyreese and Co.'s story, is awesome. Glen and Tara happening upon this group who is Very Important from the comics is also…

I'm thinking now, after reading this review, that perhaps Mike killed Michonne's baby, thinking he was saving it from this life of turmoil. He felt that there wasn't a point in living, and maybe he was misguided enough to take that choice into his own hands. It would explain a lot about Michonne's determination to…

I can imagine it gets pretty tiresome. Every group has their assholes - you never want to be judged for what the assholes do.

If you can keep something off the air (on the cutting room floor), then your network can't be charged with perpetuating those harmful opinions. However, if you have a network representative saying harmful things in a place where their statements can't be edited, that becomes a problem. As long as A&E was in control of…

Yes, good for A&E, with an asterisk. They have to actually stick to their decision even if the rest of the cast members decide to leave. If they do then, then absolutely, Good for A&E.

Being "set in one's ways" is not a legitimate excuse for being bigoted. You can either accept people, or get the backlash you deserve.

I did really like the movie. But seriously, how many times did they have to save Peeta's life? I wish they would have just killed him off the top. Dude is a dunce.

I'm choosing to remain optimistic. There have been two whole episodes of this show that I hated. The rest are all in the like-to-love category, and I'm confident this one will land there too.

I think this is the year of hip hop. Never have I enjoyed the hip hop routines more than the contemporary, but this year they're just so unique and spectacular!

I think this is the year of hip hop. Never have I enjoyed the hip hop routines more than the contemporary, but this year they're just so unique and spectacular!

Agree wholeheartedly about the Bieste plotline. If you're going to tackle something that serious, have the decency to do it right.

I find it amusing that Cory is still playing 18 when he's about to turn 30.