@@pyruvicac.id_ that’s the joke, you think there talking about Pierce but they end up talking about The one man party. There is a scene is the 6th season where they freak out because Frankie is about to sit in Shirleys chair but the don’t care when she sits in Pierces
And just like the Pilot episode, its Pierce Hawthorne that initiates something inside Jeffrey (in episode 1, he talks about Jeff being like him when he was his age. In the repilot, Pierce convinces him not to sue the school.)
Fr tho, I hoped that their mini-reunion at the start of season 5 , he had atleast a career on AC repair but I guess it seems Donald already told Dan that he will leave the show so they had to throw as much as any plot related to Troy and make him less important for the rest of the episodes.
I just noticed that Abed’s remarks about the 555 number is actually super meta because hollywood reserved all of the 555 phone numbers so he is literally breaking the forth wall by pondering why there would only be 10,000 numbers. Damn the layers to this show.
I hear you brother, my life spiraled nowhere in the decade after college. People say your twenties are the best times of your life. Well, people can be wrong. Hope you're doing better now.
Britta's analogy is wrinkling my brain... It's kind of a good analogy...but since the purpose of it is to demonstrate that she is poor at making analogies, it's actually a bad analogy. But being a bad analogy makes it...good?
I think the only problem I have is having Andre leave again. Unlike the rest, that feels like a regression, instead of unfortunate circumstances moving forward.
yeah, it really bugged me that seasons of progression is gone in one episode like why is Shirely the only one who has the same problem as she did before.....They should've just made Shirely's sandwiches unsuccessful just like Jeff's new lawyer career
In my experience the usual excuse is "something came up", "I have to go do ...", or "I forgot, I need to do." I feel like you're overthinking the bathroom excuse.
Lmao only Dan Harmon would use his position as a show runner to take a swing at someone he personally hates(/hated at the time) in this way and I love it
I wish Chevy wasn’t such a pain to work with for the crew. He was the punchline of a lot of jokes along with the dean. Definitely was missing in these seasons.
Chevy Chase is apparently notoriously difficult to get along with backstage, but in his defense, he was right about the direction his character was going.
theres no defence, when you work for show there's always a compromise. dude was a dick, some mentioned him saying nigger. not something you should say when the ppl you work with are black. its not a good look, no matter the reason
@@collectnsell The context to him saying that is Chevy Chase complaining that the way they're writing his character at some point Pierce is going to be so racist that he'll just say the n-word. He didn't like how they were writing his character, and I assume that's what @Billy Everyteen is talking about.
@@YeBoiGhost don’t be ridiculous he was having creative differences with DAN HARMON. A known loser who sexually harassed people, Chevy never did... some actors talked about Chevy being a little difficult sure but people are only hating on him because it’s popular tbh
@@jizou1581 i heard he was racist against donald and didn't get along with the cast to. Even though joel did seem to be civil with him you could tell there was something joel was hiding specially on that larry king interview
After watching the TV show NBC's "Community" I have this fantasy about going to college and writing TV shows that take place around college or there students with different genres of stories. Do you think there should be more TV shows that take place in college/grad school because there's so many teen shows? I have ideas for college shows. Comedies like "Victorious" or "Friends", action/fighting, mystery-drama, drama's like "the O.C". , suspense maybe like "Riverdale" or "Mr.Robot", sci-fi like "Roswell" or "Smallville" , and even rom-com stories
@Failingpepper 11 first off Victorious was in a high school (of performing arts) Smallville "is self explanatory"? I don't know what you mean but if I learned anything from "Community" is that's there's lots of clubs and teams in community college, the Victorious version could be a theater club or performing arts college, and Smallville had half a season in college. Plus Roswell had both a high school and adult version of there show so why not college? Edit: I don't see why a story of college would harder to do then high school even if the experience is different. Instead of stories about 14-18 year olds why not stories of 19-22 year olds or older there in "a school"? Plus I had some ideas about how these could work before the pandemic started I think
@Failingpepper 11 A Smallville lasted half a year in college for the same reason Buffy dropped out the next season a death of a parent, doesn't mean it can't work in college. Roswell is basically Smallville meets Twilight excepts it actually does work well
@Failingpepper 11 first off Smallville is like the the Six Million Dollar man in the method of the moment and the way they use their "powers". Plus in the 80s they had a live action Superboy series set in college. But I meant a Smallville/Roswell like story where the boy and his friends are trying to have normal lives and hiding there powers from bad people type of story. Edit: plus in a lot of teen shows while it is more dramatic for "kids" to be in adult type of senario's , like in the 100, Riverdale, the O.C., Degrassi(WatchMojo top 10 moments), I feel it would make more sense to do these things as a 18 year old because I think you would have more liberty to do so rather then a high schooler. Also after community I was like where's all the college shows at? - COLLEGE IT'S LIKE SCHOOL BUT FOR ADULT'S
Dan always abuses his power wherever he can to be spiteful and hateful. Its sad really. Did he have to take his power to force himself on that cast member? Nope. Did he have to try and bully Chevy by getting everyone to say F U in a crowd insulting him in front of his family? Nope. he writes a dam good show , but dont glamorize his ego. its his own pride this show started to hemorrage people, even had himself kicked off his own show. But Chevy is the difficult one? lol. In Chevys day, he wouldve ran circles around Dan. Dan can only hope to quote the movies Chevy has been in.
That's a good point. For a show that's meta on forth wall breaking and other mentioning recurring characters who completely disappeared, they never meant him again.
Clearly the guy was just meant to be narrative feature, much like Hillary Duff character on the first season or the germans, or any specific one-episode teacher.
@@jrjrsouza But this show wasn't like any other. He could have made an appearence in the background like Neil. Also we saw the germans again, Professor Garetti came back... I really think they could have done something with him in the Delta Cubes for example
Yeah, I agree. I think Community fans are a bit too harsh on Chevy. Both him and Harmon are talented assholes. The show didn't gain anything when it lost either of them.
It becomes painfully clear in the episodes where he's gone that he carried the show... Magnitude was really the heart and soul of the study group.
So true
lol not Chavy Chase or is that the joke :$ help i need more coffee and less autism
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@@pyruvicac.id_ that’s the joke, you think there talking about Pierce but they end up talking about The one man party. There is a scene is the 6th season where they freak out because Frankie is about to sit in Shirleys chair but the don’t care when she sits in Pierces
@@f3nommusic728 But is he like joking that Chavy isn`t missed or is? Because I did miss him )`: A LOT
Abed nodding in agreement with Troy really knocks the joke out of the park.
Which means...?
Which means??
Edit, ok its NOT chevy chase is the gag
@@BroadwayMateo do you mean the idiom “knock it out of the park?” It is a baseball reference and means to hit a home run.
dont you mean take it streets ahead?
@@davidg2521 and what does "to hit a home run" mean? Sorry, I'm just not familiar with that sorry of terminology in English
That's like me blaming owls for how much I suck a analogies
Lol
Which was actually a working analogy if you think about it lol
Britta’s the worst at everything 😂
Britta is in this
@@kylealejandro2022 cause the its a sucky analogy about how much she sucks at analogies
The way "Andre left again..." is delivered slams me. It's so vulnerable and forceful. Shirley is definitely one of my favorite characters
Thats so funny. She's my least favorite because she's too manipulative and selfish.
@@brentmorris7780 and the other characters aren't???
@@kaestralblades yes but Shirley is good at it
@@brentmorris7780they're literally all manipulative and selfish
@@blackironwalterkus3851Jeff is literally the master 😂
I don’t know why I never noticed this before but this really parallels the scenes in the first pilot where Jeff pits the group against each other.
I mean, the episode is called re-pilot
never noticed that. wow
And just like the Pilot episode, its Pierce Hawthorne that initiates something inside Jeffrey (in episode 1, he talks about Jeff being like him when he was his age. In the repilot, Pierce convinces him not to sue the school.)
Also in the Pilot, Abed gets a text saying he needs to use the bathroom.
It still bugs me that they completely ignored Troy being the AC School messiah
Yea AC Repairman Cult is really strong side story
Fr tho, I hoped that their mini-reunion at the start of season 5 , he had atleast a career on AC repair but I guess it seems Donald already told Dan that he will leave the show so they had to throw as much as any plot related to Troy and make him less important for the rest of the episodes.
He was allowed to leave by ac school after the vice dean was murdered
Makes sense tho. He's the only one whose life didn't get ruined
@@starsnipe-yp5hxhe didn't actually leave though, and he said he changed it to a normal school since he was a messiah to them lol
"That's only on Tummy Tuesdays!" Lmfaoo that has to be my favorite line of this episode by far
We have the same kind of humor 🤣 her delivery/timing was everything
Crazy how this went from a Save Greendale Committee to a Sue Greendale Committee...
And then back
Thats the winger guarantee
That's the greendale effect
"Its like me blaming owls for how i suck at analogies." Brilliant!
Who?
@@davidmckesey7119 who
What?
I just noticed that Abed’s remarks about the 555 number is actually super meta because hollywood reserved all of the 555 phone numbers so he is literally breaking the forth wall by pondering why there would only be 10,000 numbers. Damn the layers to this show.
I think that joke was made by "Last Action Hero" too, though it's still pretty funny
Til
Actually Hollywood only reserved 2 of the 9,999 possible 555 numbers, the rest can and are use sometimes
@@Conissocool wait, only 9,999? which one doesn't count?
@@kylarirons2236 forgot about 0000 and went straight to 0001-9999 lol
So basically Abed ruined Jeff's career.
The commercial wasn't the problem.
Yes and no. Abed wasn’t even paid right.
Pretty much
@@danatedawg1018 there are contracts when you get paid after finishing a certain work
I think about this a lot
bloody hell i miss this show
#metoo
And a movie
Bri’ish “person” spotted
It’s on Netflix!
And hulu
It’s sad how they never resolved Shirley’s family problems by end of the season.
Her kids were singing "Creep" in the ass crack bandit's episode in the Cafeteria. So I guess they solved some of the problems at least
Best part is Abed loving the idea of getting sued by Troy for no valid reason
for me it's that they don't even realize troy is probably not gonna be able to sue him
@@lilenwasnothere6867 you can always sue someone, doesnt mean youre going to win.
Something about seeing them is just... Cozy.
Cozy it is :)
Without pierce it feels slightly off, like it's almost cozy but one minor detail is missing
When I was a senior in college rewatching this, this was a huge reality check moment for me
Can you elaborate
Hiw is it now?
I hope you've gone far in life
I hear you brother, my life spiraled nowhere in the decade after college. People say your twenties are the best times of your life. Well, people can be wrong. Hope you're doing better now.
"That's only on Tummy Tuesdays!"
Britta's analogy is wrinkling my brain...
It's kind of a good analogy...but since the purpose of it is to demonstrate that she is poor at making analogies, it's actually a bad analogy. But being a bad analogy makes it...good?
She Britta'd it
"I know what an analogy is. It's like a thought with another thought's hat on."
Annie's in Pharm, Britta's in alcoholic drinks and they bicker
It's like a candy princess and a goth queen having a spat
The implications of this for a couple are grand
@@markdaniels1839
>does he know?
“You’re jewish?”😂
I think the only problem I have is having Andre leave again. Unlike the rest, that feels like a regression, instead of unfortunate circumstances moving forward.
yeah, it really bugged me that seasons of progression is gone in one episode like why is Shirely the only one who has the same problem as she did before.....They should've just made Shirely's sandwiches unsuccessful just like Jeff's new lawyer career
Do Americans use the bathroom excuse for literally everything? I've never seen anyone in an American TV show/movie use any other excuse
Americans are pushy, so to counter that other Americans will use the bathroom excuse because it’s one that nobody would bother grilling you over.
The joke is that he is clearly leaving the room due to something regarding his phone, but he plays it off as his bathroom break (hence the "again")
We do real life and fictional
In my experience the usual excuse is "something came up", "I have to go do ...", or "I forgot, I need to do." I feel like you're overthinking the bathroom excuse.
It is the most plausible and easy excuse... Everybody go to the bathroom many times a day. Why NOT use it? It will always work.
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"I'm on sabbatical"
"You're Jewish?" XD
Lmao only Dan Harmon would use his position as a show runner to take a swing at someone he personally hates(/hated at the time) in this way and I love it
Well Chevy as I've heard wasnt all sunshine and rainbows too. Not just on dan Harmon but to all the cast
The writing on this show my goodness
I wish Chevy wasn’t such a pain to work with for the crew. He was the punchline of a lot of jokes along with the dean. Definitely was missing in these seasons.
Britta "Im doing hands on research of the psychology of alcoholism"
Surely. "Your bartender"
Don't call me Shirley.
shirley*
surely???
SURELY!!!!
It's crazy how damn Harmon was able to breathe life into community so effortlessly after season 4
too bad s6 sucked again
@@nroofaa7608S6 was kinda boring but I can't dislike it. It never felt like it lost its heart.
I love community #sixseasonsandamovie
6 seasoans and a movie
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Tummy Tuesdays sound fun .... Where this bar at again ?
Scary how this show foreshadowed that bridge collapse at the Florida state university
Hahaha yeah it di-
oh no
I'm at FSU
Well, time to embrace my Abed-ness.
Chevy Chase is apparently notoriously difficult to get along with backstage, but in his defense, he was right about the direction his character was going.
theres no defence, when you work for show there's always a compromise. dude was a dick, some mentioned him saying nigger. not something you should say when the ppl you work with are black. its not a good look, no matter the reason
@@collectnsell The context to him saying that is Chevy Chase complaining that the way they're writing his character at some point Pierce is going to be so racist that he'll just say the n-word. He didn't like how they were writing his character, and I assume that's what @Billy Everyteen is talking about.
@@collectnsell you insult him for his insults, get off your high horse
I didn’t remember troy in this episode, I thought he left before it
Troy is barely a character after season 3 ends, and chevy chase is in like 3 episodes in season 4 and 5 put together
@@thatlonelygiraffeinc.6989 No wonder this show declined after S3
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one of the most undercover sad shows ever
futurza probably has the cure for covid too
I feel like the joke about Magnitude was a ‘fuck you’ to Chevy Chase. Dan Harmon and Chevy Chase had a big falling out. Chase’s fault if you ask me.
We've never heard Chevy's side of the story.
One pop...just pop...would have really stopped this argument and brought everyone together.
Britta Britta'd analogies ... :)
On tummy Tuesdays!
I wish we had tummy tuesdays in the bar i work in :)
Britta is so funny. What episode is this
Repilot
Community: Season 5, Episode 1 Repilot
Pierce was such a good character
1 dislike?!? Amazing.
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My question is wheres the movie we were promised
#sixseasonsandamovie
Shirley's face
Thats only on tummy tuesdays lol
what season and episode?
Season 5, first episode
Pierce will be missed.
But his actor, I dont think so
@@YeBoiGhost don’t be ridiculous he was having creative differences with DAN HARMON. A known loser who sexually harassed people, Chevy never did... some actors talked about Chevy being a little difficult sure but people are only hating on him because it’s popular tbh
@@jizou1581 i heard he was racist against donald and didn't get along with the cast to. Even though joel did seem to be civil with him you could tell there was something joel was hiding specially on that larry king interview
@@markperalta7722 both Chevy and Donald have stated that they were good friends and respected each other a great deal.
chevy had magnitude
Damn, the last two seasons were so depressing.
Come back please 😭
DID ANDRE AND SHIRLEY GET BACK TOGETHER!!???!!
Like a full two seasons earlier
After watching the TV show NBC's "Community"
I have this fantasy about going to college and writing TV shows that take place around college or there students with different genres of stories. Do you think there should be more TV shows that take place in college/grad school because there's so many teen shows?
I have ideas for college shows. Comedies like "Victorious" or "Friends", action/fighting, mystery-drama, drama's like "the O.C". , suspense maybe like "Riverdale" or "Mr.Robot", sci-fi like "Roswell" or "Smallville" , and even rom-com stories
@Failingpepper 11 exactly
@Failingpepper 11 to be fare some of them shouldn't work for high school + a writer could make a "excuse/reason" for anything in a story
@Failingpepper 11 first off Victorious was in a high school (of performing arts) Smallville "is self explanatory"? I don't know what you mean but if I learned anything from "Community" is that's there's lots of clubs and teams in community college, the Victorious version could be a theater club or performing arts college, and Smallville had half a season in college. Plus Roswell had both a high school and adult version of there show so why not college?
Edit: I don't see why a story of college would harder to do then high school even if the experience is different. Instead of stories about 14-18 year olds why not stories of 19-22 year olds or older there in "a school"? Plus I had some ideas about how these could work before the pandemic started I think
@Failingpepper 11 A Smallville lasted half a year in college for the same reason Buffy dropped out the next season a death of a parent, doesn't mean it can't work in college. Roswell is basically Smallville meets Twilight excepts it actually does work well
@Failingpepper 11 first off Smallville is like the the Six Million Dollar man in the method of the moment and the way they use their "powers". Plus in the 80s they had a live action Superboy series set in college. But I meant a Smallville/Roswell like story where the boy and his friends are trying to have normal lives and hiding there powers from bad people type of story.
Edit: plus in a lot of teen shows while it is more dramatic for "kids" to be in adult type of senario's , like in the 100, Riverdale, the O.C., Degrassi(WatchMojo top 10 moments), I feel it would make more sense to do these things as a 18 year old because I think you would have more liberty to do so rather then a high schooler. Also after community I was like where's all the college shows at? - COLLEGE IT'S LIKE SCHOOL BUT FOR ADULT'S
So.. movie's coming out when? #sixseasonsandamovie
Wait a minute. I can sue my school?
please include episode number. thanks
They hastag the episode name in the description, it's 5x1 I'm pretty sure
@@mik3y448 It is.
Am actually British
Pierce was the best character by far,so underrated 😞
imo he was great piece to compliment group
Nope.
Britta is a treasure
Dan always abuses his power wherever he can to be spiteful and hateful. Its sad really.
Did he have to take his power to force himself on that cast member? Nope. Did he have to try and bully Chevy by getting everyone to say F U in a crowd insulting him in front of his family? Nope.
he writes a dam good show , but dont glamorize his ego. its his own pride this show started to hemorrage people, even had himself kicked off his own show.
But Chevy is the difficult one? lol.
In Chevys day, he wouldve ran circles around Dan. Dan can only hope to quote the movies Chevy has been in.
I wonder what happened to Archie... Dude got an episode for himself then vanished
Who's archie?
@@Sophie_the_Sapphic Archie Decoste! The rich kid. From the episode Abed created Delta Cubes
That's a good point. For a show that's meta on forth wall breaking and other mentioning recurring characters who completely disappeared, they never meant him again.
Clearly the guy was just meant to be narrative feature, much like Hillary Duff character on the first season or the germans, or any specific one-episode teacher.
@@jrjrsouza But this show wasn't like any other. He could have made an appearence in the background like Neil. Also we saw the germans again, Professor Garetti came back... I really think they could have done something with him in the Delta Cubes for example
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"They invented Fibromyalgia and the cure for Fibromyalgia". People were really based back then. Now things are just sad.
This bit wasn't funny tbh. Felt like a forced dig at Chevy.
Yeah, I agree. I think Community fans are a bit too harsh on Chevy. Both him and Harmon are talented assholes. The show didn't gain anything when it lost either of them.
@@flyingpenandpaper6119 I agree. The OG cast was perfect and Dan really made some magic. It's a pitty there was too much drama on set.
That's cause it is a forced dig at chevy
I hate misdirects
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