Maybe it's that the episode order was shuffled and they had actually spaced out the outfits in the original order?

The age difference doesn't bother me with either couple, it's the position that Britta and Jeff hold as 'parents' of the group which makes romance between them and the others creepy for me. I don't mind them throwing shippers a bone now and then but any pairing within the group feels incestuous when it's played out.

The theme of this season is history so the show has been looking back on the groups past which for the viewer is the previous three season, which makes it hard and sometime impossible to ignore the greater context.

Considering his outburst included the N-word you would imagine it involved racism towards black people, but it's all speculation really maybe he just got bored not having Harmon to butt heads with.

The weird thing is I didn't even find it offensive, of course it is, it's the most distasteful thing Community has ever done, but after last weeks I just dont seem to have the energy or something.
If Chase was really that bothered by it why didn't he just say no does he have to say the lines he's given? In fact why…

I was actually enjoying this until Jeff' decides to 'help' then things just seemed to fall apart like two different people wrote it.
The jokes weren't that tight, I cant imagine who would laugh at mirror and it was mostly his read,  overemphasis and underemphasis are essential to the character but this felt like a…

No.

I feel like if they replaced the showrunners with anyone who wasn't trying to get the show made as cheaply and quickly as possible or had a strong comedic voice and was able to maximise limited time and budget, season five could be watchable not as brilliant as S1-3 but at least something that didn't make me angry…

Wasn;t it in Paranormal Parentage? It wasn't humming but technically counts.

I forgot he made Zack and Miri which could indicate the quality of the movie but I remember enjoying it

It's such a huge thing to 86 I wondered if he was joking
I loved that it was a such a bare-faced hero's story, it was like the blueprint for every community arc

Bobrow had a tweet that seemed to imply that the fans thought the A/C repair school  was too weird so they completely axed it.
Maybe they should have considered giving him a new major? Or maybe they will in a later episode, seems like they should have at least mentioned it or put something in it's place by now.

Why aren't you writing the reviews for this show you put forward such convincing and well-reasoned arguments.

How come this only works one way?

What's a dimininishishing?

half?

Well, they broke Godwin's Law, Community is now officially over.

Do the grades really work like that? I always thought they were as subjective as anything else.

You have a point, a lot of people blamed Spielberg for the sentimental and long-winded ending of AI while in reality Kubrick had intended it all along.
But replacing Harmon (and the Russo Brothers) with Garasco and Port was like replacing Kubrik with Neveldine and Taylor and expecting no one to spot the difference.
To…

Harmontown is more Community than the actualy show at this point.