I understand what you mean. I personally would be happy with Jeff and Annie attempting to figure out a relationship. I would also be perfectly happy with them NOT trying out a relationship and just being good friends. It's the space between that annoys me (Dave Matthews pun intended!)

I'm guessing that will be covered next week during the polygraphy episode. I am really excited for that one.

Well, I could agree with the "unprofessional" portion of his comment then, just not the "creepy" portion. Those are two entirely different things. And yeah I agree that it may have been jealousy somewhat on the dean's part.

I actually hated the dean doing that, because I don't consider Jeff and Annie's relationship to be "inappropriate". She's 24 and he's 36 or 37. That's not that weird, I mean IF they actually went there. That's how I took the term inappropriate, I'm not sure if that's what you meant. And I assumed that's what the…

So opinion is split on this episode, which is fine. I for one, loved it. But I did have one gripe with it. It may be kind of stupid, but why was SHIRLEY of all people the first to find out about Pierce's death? I mean Jeff and Britta are his emergency contacts, right? Unless Britta already knew, told Shirley, and…

But why did he have to refer to it as "this creepiness?" I did enjoy that the ACB brought it up though, like "Get a room already!" That's kind of why I suspected either Jeff or Annie of being the ACB and setting up a recording.

I was under the impression that it was Racist Fruit Ninja.

That's how I read it too. The episode was set up as very serious about something very silly, and suddenly, real life and something to ACTUALLY be serious about smacked everyone in the face.

So since they take a lie detector test next week, maybe the ACB mystery will be solved…probably not though.

I believe they didn't mean this episode as in their top 5, remember, this was actually filmed 5th, next week's production code was third, and I'm pretty sure next week's was the episode they were referencing. It was the other one they sent out along with the first two, and I read the interview about it. So yeah, they…

Plus in Intermediate doc filmmaking Pierce actually SAYS something to Jeff about being a hologram.

You are the opposite of Batman.

I can't up vote this enough! I 100% agree. Even the end tag on Teaching had that darkness. Troy and Abed pulling a ridiculous prank while Hickey talks about his very real problems was simultaneously hilarious and heartbreaking. Community can do both SO WELL. And it is almost unheard of for sitcoms to be able to bounce…

Yeah give me some rope, tie me to dream. I think it's about contemplating suicide. Which makes it all the more perfect for Community, which is ostensibly a show about broken misfits.

It's called Warren Piece. At least, according to Britta.

When he called him a human piece of garbage I almost peed myself!

I thought it was awesome. I missed the darkness of DH. I liked Intro better than Repilot, but it's understandable given that Repilot had 20 minutes to re-establish everyone at Greendale. Everyone had some great lines, Jon Banks was a total badass, Pierce's reappearance was such a nice surprise and poignant send-off,…

Community has twice, but they've always been entirely new scenes filmed in a clip show sort of format. I wouldn't mind if BBT did something like that.

Yeah with Community I prefer the term anti-sitcom. Much more fitting. And appealing in my opinion!

It's exchethra!