The disambiguation was deliberate, the idea that Doctor Who is representative of British TV is as silly as equating a series like Evangelion with more all-ages manga comics.
Perhaps I should have chosen clarity over brevity.

I'm having the same problem with this half of the season that I've had with Season 4 of Community I just lose interest halfway into an episode. It makes it hard to judge whether to quality of the shows have dropped or if my tastes and interest have just changed over time.

Well surely using the term modern for an era is polluting the language? Eras are bullshit anyway, but I'm pretty sure information or communication age are actually the more accepted terms anyway.

You must have had those same lazy criticisms levelled at you for watching manga right?

cult classic is not synonymous with great movie, also it's 2013, behind it's time is not exactly a compliment

I really loved season five, I would even pick it as my favorite if I had to pick one, but everything since has been less enjoyable with each episode. I still keep coming back but only for the fun adventure, when I used to like that plus interesting sci-fi concepts and tight plotting, okay maybe it wasn't always tight…

Fine, whatever, I'm sick of arguing about who is deceiving themselves, this is my last comment on a Community review, I actually stopped watching the show two episodes ago so I probably should have stopped earlier.

We were pretty much assuming what happened to Abed in this episode happens to him all the time, he's adorable and awkward, he doesnt have trouble with girls. A lot of this season feels like stuff that they might have mentioned in passing during an episode of real community, hell Paranormal Parentage was exactly that,…

That's good analysis, something that reminds me of the S3 comment threads, but you need paragraphs.

It's equally excruciating to watch people fill the void in their lives with a lifeless husk, Season 4 hasn't managed a single competent episode so far, I've found myself getting distracted about 10 mins in.
Also didn't you watch the season 4 premiere? Community told me to hate this new show, every joke feels like it…

Um, yeah, maybe, you know what not worth it.

I call bullshit, this season is getting the same level of analysis and criticism as earlier season if not more conciliatory BECAUSE of the changes, certainly from Todd.

It's almost as if he was based on a creature of the night famous for the fear they induce.

Damn Internet, who does he think he is?

If the title had been Save Music it could read as ironic but claiming to be a rock band is probably a more ridiculous claim than them saving anything. 
They are like the TBBT of music, not actual nerds/rock, constant pop cultural references that cater to the broadest audience and enduring popularity that confuses…

Best way to experience them is the Comic Aliiance write ups, that way if one issues is too much ot bear you can still get a synopsis, of course it so insane knowing the plot doesn't help you understand any aspect of it.
http://www.comicsalliance.c…

I was thinking back on S3 and it actually didn't bother me then, it wasn't that explicit but it makes me wonder how forgiving I might have been if Harmon was still there and for that matter how he and his team would have handled it.

For anyone keeping score Community scored a 1.1, that does put it ahead of Whitney this week with 1.0 so it's still the front runner among the middling NBC comedies.

This is dumb for a number of reason but one reason I think is actually quite interesting.
I've been going back and watching older episodes just to check if the show was as good as I remember and that S4's quality has dropped as much as I think it has, but I decided to check out reviews of previous episodes and the S3E7…

This is pure speculation and maybe someone knows but anyone else feel like there is less or maybe no ad libbing in the new season and maybe less alternate takes? It feels like there is just less spontaneity in this season.