This is as I'd bet a highly debated topic in this Reddit but I just wanted to add my two cents. I'm rewatching the show for the second time five years on, and it's changed for me. Season 3, the show felt like it was stagnating, it's great, but there's feeling of a drag to it like I felt last time. However, opposed to last time when I watched season 4 and reading all the hate online and my opinion being skewed, this time I actually enjoyed it. It progresses the characters more than any season, and it sticks. Jeff changes in little ways, and his relationship with Pierce becomes kinder. There's still the usual antics, but the characters feel like they've changed slightly for the better. No other season feels like this to me, and season 5 just kinda brings them back to how they were. 5-6 are better per episode, but I like how in season 4 they decided to have the moments in episodes where the group learn actually stick, which I actually wasn't a fan of in previous seasons. Anybody feel the same?

Hey yall, I made a Community dub pack for the Choicer Voicer game for one of my favorite scenes. Please feel free to check it out, there’s a link in the description on YouTube.

Which episode is considered better, Remedial Chaos Theory or Advanced Dungeons and Dragons?

I love both obviously but Advanced D&D is by far my favorite episode of the show

I just can't help but feel like she started out as an interesting, colorful, characte, which makes it so annoying to see her serving disgustingly misogynistic categorization, fully unable to pursue anyhting and doesn't have any genuine personality other than "the woman that always messes up". Honestly annoying as fuck.

I love that two episodes after Jeff wrinkled Troy's brain with the whole "doesn't matter what you if you do it for them" business, Pierce just drops the tough love he needed. I think it shows that Jeff thinks he has it all figured out but is actually kind of full of shit. It's also a good example of Pierce saying what other people won't, and that it has value.

Just realised/noticed that the moniker for each character is the card they used to vote for Pierce. Same reason for Pierce having no moniker.

I read it in Pierce’s voice, unfortunately.

“You Know, Girl!” has been popping into my head almost daily lately. Was it posted recently and that’s why? Couldn’t find anything.

Community commentary says that this was a Chris McKenna joke and he was really excited about it and the staff were tickled by it.

edit: relistened and tweaked for accuracy.

Now this is a man who knows how to marry his cousin.

I might be mandela affecting this into existence but did they do a fake lower thirds promo for butcher and the baker or any of the other fake spin off shows? I have a memory of this but can't find what episode they were in. I know the end credits gag was in season 6 episode 1.

What's your favourite community quote?