Actual quote from this "review":

When did they say that Shane was having an affair before he was in the coma? I may be wrong (it has been a while since the first season aired), but I was pretty sure that the affair began AFTER Rick was left in a coma…

And, by the way, it doesn't count as character growth if the character doesn't ever actually show any growth. Is it really growth if there is no visible change? Ask yourself this—after the first season has Jeff changed? Shirley? Britta? All they have done is devolved into raging caricatures of their former selves.

Ehm, what level is it at now? The level of no longer being funny?

You just cited "Abed's Uncontrollable Christmas" as an example of an episode that demonstrated character growth. That was the epitome of what is wrong with the show. It retreats into its own surreal reality for a cheap gimmick (yay, claymation Christmas episode!) instead of trying to put together a show about a group…

Apparently you don't have much understanding as to how ratings work… The show has declined steadily since its first season—and it celebrated 3.6 million viewers—up from a dismal 3.5 the week before. If NBC weren't completely tanking, this show would have already been canceled.

Yes, unfortunately this complete mess of an episode does not change the fact that the dean is a shrieking, screaming stereotype.

Ehm, is it really necessary to slob on Todd's knob like this? Simply embarrassing.

I'm sorry, but that ep. with Chang and his 'investigation' had more than enough Chang for everyone to have had their fill for the entire season. The dean and Chang have not been funny since S1.

I used to LOVE Community. I recommended it to virtually everyone—back when it was in its first season.

Wow, after listening to Todd fellate the writers of this now shitty, once awesome show—I'm pleased to hear someone with an actual opinion that makes sense.

Community is highly praised by Todd Van Der Loser—unfortunately the show hasn't been funny in a very long time. This season has been f'ing terrible. Cheng's inner voice as detective stands out as one of the least funny things I've seen on television. Community has crapped the bed.