Britta/Duncan

Personally, I've never gone in for this Alison Brie lark.

Weirdly, I really like Chang as drugs.

Good things in Wine Tasting:

I like all of these episodes.

Slug fight.

- Pierce's glee while listening to Baby Boomer Santa

For the two, maybe three, people on here not compulsively checking tweets from Harmon and the writers: http://i.imgur.com/tKVxW.gif

Another vote for Fistful. It hit me the most on first viewing, since it came at the end of a year (starting with the release of Red Dead Redemption) during which westerns and Sergio Leone were my favourite things ever.* The Dollars-style titles and the Morricone-esque theme kicked in and my brain got awesomely…

She did a really terrible job of the windows, too. That's going to streak like nobody's business when it dries.

@avclub-b7a8211586995578af1a2a97cfd214ca:disqus Yep, that's what I get for skimming the last page. Damn it, Loki!

Nobody seems to have commented on this bit. Caught me off guard at first; bit of a "wait, what?" moment. But, yeah, it makes perfect sense.

Time in which Annie, Troy and Abed sleep at Greendale:

Dan Harmon already covered that:

Go on Google Images, then drag the requisite image into the search bar. Alternatively, use Tineye, if that's still a thing.

Oh, Subway…

Stephen, you despicable pervert, you.

There does appear to be a greater resemblance from other angles.

"Fuck this crime scene, get on this dick scene.  Solve this shit.  Solve it with your mouth."

Of course, having said that, it now occurs to me that some of what Community is riffing on with Inspector Spacetime is the cheap 'wobbly sets and bubblewrap monsters' aesthetic of classic Who. Certainly the Blorgons look more like the old trashcan/plunger-combo Daleks than the current new-look bunch.