I guess it's one of those situations where the fact that you had sex with the person implies you're just as bad as they are. Like, he's a pig, but she chose to sleep with him several times.

Yeah but just tonight I listened to Dan Harmon talk about how he wanted this show to be realer and messier than regular TV because that's how life is.

Well we know they've still got an animated episode that is just sorta gonna be plugged in there, as animated episodes tend to be due to the production time required.

There was that episode where Annie said she'd never accept money from Pierce.

I love Community, but when they do that thing they tend to do sometimes, where they tie sentimentality to imagination stuff, they lose me. The thing where Jeff went to get the friendship hats? Cloning yourself into a version of yourself that just DOESN'T have the issue you're having currently? I can't use any of that…

They had Britta in skinny jeans and Chucks this week. It's like they found my Tumblr.

You know, all this time, I just assumed Jeff was decent at sex and that's why he and Britta hooked up for so long. But I guess it was more fueled by their intense self loathing for themselves, because they kept at it for so long even though it was terrible. Britta just kept having terrible sex with Jeff, who has…

Yeah, but I remember the whale episode having a pretty good grasp on Britta, especially that line about the sheikh she met at Trader Joes.

I think that was in the trailer, which bodes well for fans of Britta doing goofy stuff.

Chang was supposed to be Rufio, right? I've never seen Hook.

Season 3 did that a lot. She was straight GLOWING in some episodes.

I couldn't figure out why I liked her so much until Mixology Certification, when they acknowledged that she was "a hurricane" and I was incredibly turned on for the wrong reasons.

But it was a trek through the stars to planets. Come on, man.

It just feels….forced!

MINUSES ARE MADE UP

But Vicky was also there!

It's my greatest sadness when Modern Warfare ended and I thought "There's gotta be a way to do this in real life". And then I realized there wouldn't, because everyone would cheat.

I think he even says accidentally, like he KNOWS it's a big mistake.

He hasn't really thought of her as the worst since they dipped their toes into the darkest timeline when they got expelled.

Appropriately, Britta wasn't into it until she realized she had to play to get to Abed. Jeff and Shirley, however, I have no idea. Maybe they just wanted the money.