Does anyone know what other actors auditioned for roles on community? Like who auditioned for Jeff, Shirley, etc. but didn’t get the part.

One of my favourite quotes will always be "You can't do that" Pierce "HAVE YOU MET ME?" Chang

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This one always gets me

I’d target Chang

Pierce says, "you remind me of myself" and Jeff responds with, 'I deserved that." It's both self-effacing and an insult. What's a good term for that?

!Happy April 1st fellow greendale students!<

Anyone else have an issue with how Britta outed troys (albeit fake) molestation? Kind of irked me how she outed him like that.

Hear me out. My wife was really stoned last night, and the episode in season 2 where Joe Biden visits Greendale was on. At the end, he wakes up and says he was just dreaming that he was a real president. She then came to the conclusion in the title.

So, are we actually just living in a dream that a fictional Joe Biden is having in an episode of Community from a decade ago? What's even real?

It always cracks me up how The Dean Britta’s this line.

it's not on netflix anymore, so i wanted to get the DVD. but i was also hoping for a special DVD collection when the movie comes. do you think it's possible?

I just finished community last night and omg it was such a bitter sweet ending. I have so many things to say,..... WHY didn't Jeff and Annie end up together???? It was like the whole show they had feelings for each other but because of the age gap it felt weird, and then the ending Jeff had to let her go, which is the saddest thing ever. Thinking back Abed was right sometimes you have to let go of your friends for them to do whats good for them just like Troy leaving Abed, which was also one of the saddest good byes of community.

Moving on someone tell me how everyone got good endings, but poor Britta she finished school taking about 6 years?? Pretty sure it was 5 or 6 but either way after finishing she ended up stuck as a bartender. Mean while everyone left from the OG study group except Jeff staying as a teacher at Greendale.

Another thing I just want to know why they added a few characters gave them a little bit of a plot only for them to completely disappear from the last season?? The one teacher that was always drunk professor Duncan, who was the sole reason Jeff even came to Greendale to cheat his way through. He just disappeared out of the show, and the other teacher as well Buzz the guy who was drawing his duck cartoons, it was like they gave them a bigger role in season 5 only for them to just not appear for the last season. And what the hell was Elroy's point, bro came for the last season to just not even properly say good bye and left???

Now that I'm finally done I can say this show has become my new comfort show watched it for suits thinking Jeff about to be another Mike Ross but god damn this was even better. Love suits but this was like a fresh breath of air that was very much needed!

Lastly, Abed said the show is 6 seasons and movie and what ever Abed says happens...... SO WHEN IS THE MOVIE COMING OUT?? Is every one coming back for the movie?

Anyone noticed the study group was the happiest, truest when Pierce and Jeff went to get the pizza.

Thoughts on this? 👀

Hello fellow UK watchers - now that Community is gone from Netflix, where do you watch it? I can see that it's on ITVX, weirdly, but I don't like ads and don't fancy paying 6 quid a month for ITV's subscription because the app is crap and the library is p small. I know it's on Peacock in the US, and from what I can tell, NowTV is meant to have that library. However, I can't find it through the (rubbish) library catalogue on NowTV's website. I will get the subscription if it's on there, does anyone have NowTV and can confirm this?

Thanks in advance. Oh and yes I know I could pirate it but I'd rather have the convenience that a streaming service brings.

I was looking to relax from studying for university so I clicked on my shortcut that takes me to the Community section on CTV since it's free on their website. But now I'm frantically searching on their site, and it looks like it's gone! Does anyone know if it is definitely gone for good? I'm so sad rn

Checked right when I woke up and there it is, in order how it should be. A wrong has been righted.

So before community got taken off of Netflix, I did a complete watch through for about the 100th time, but I think I may have noticed a mild plothole. In the first chang dynasty (3x21) before Troy goes to the air conditioning repair school he says “I won’t be able to have a relationship or use the word sensational” but in advanced introduction to finality (4x13) in the ending scene, there’s a clip of Troy and Britta who are obviously together and Troy is wearing an a/c repair shirt. I know this was the gas leak year and nothing really made sense but still, is this a plothole or did I just miss something?

Britta: Lived in New York. Can't remember if she likes the Jets or the Giants and constantly mixes them up. Insists that she's a die hard fan and that women can be into football, but doesn't even know the basic rules.

Shirley: The New Orleans Saints. Quietly knows enough about football to be an analyst. Goes all out on game day and yells at the TV.

Troy: Used to pretend to love the Denver Broncos because they were the hometown team and he wanted to stay popular. After S01E06 (Football, Feminism, and You), becomes a huge fan of the CFL because there's not as much money in it which makes the game feel more pure to him.

Jeff: The San Francisco 49ers. Met Joe Montana the summer after Super Bowl XIX and keeps a signed polaroid of the two of them. (Not completely sold on this one. Leave a comment if you can think of a better one for Jeff).

Dean Pelton: Also the 49ers but for a different reason.

Pierce: The Chicago Bears because he says it in S03E06. But if not for this line I'd imagine him as a Dallas Cowboys fan because he's the worst person ever.

Annie: The New England Patriots, but only because she has a crush on Tom Brady.

Abed: The Pittsburgh Steelers. Can predict the outcome of any game with 90.1031% accuracy. Also loves the movie Remember The Titans.

Chang: Insists he's a Miami Dolphins fan. Has been watching the same VHS recording of Super Bowl VII for 30 years, thinking it's a new game each time.

Abeds got Britta pegged haha

In the end of season 3, Star Burns blows himself up with stolen biology equipment so Professor Kane honorably resigns because he feels gulity about it, giving the study group an incomplete grade. That doesn't really make sense though does it? In season 1, at almost the exact same time thought the year chronologically, Chang is proven to have faked his credentials and is therefore fired, but when that happens, the Dean says it wouldn't be fair to make them take a summer class, instead he just has another teacher give them the final. Why is it that when an insane Chinese man is found to be nothing more than a failed musician; it doesn't raise an eyebrow, but when an experienced professor resigns for personal reasons, the grade is incomplete? #sixseasonsandamovie

For me it would have to be:

1. S05E03 - Basic Intergluteal Numismatics - just because it advances the general group plot to a bigger episode is not the least liked. What saves us is the way Duncan interacts with Annie and the return of Starburns.
2. S03E17 - Basic Lupine Urology - where I live L&O is not that popular hence I’m not very fond of the dynamics, although it’s fun to watch from time to time.
3. S05E11 - G. I. Jeff - always a skip for me. Loved GI Joe as a kid but this is way too similar and has no flavor.

In that order. The last is the least liked. What are yours?

Since the show doesn't actually tell us who all of the teachers are, this would be purely opinion.

Was just thinking about the episode from S3 where Britta falls in love with Rick/Subway Sandwiches. Given how tongue and cheek Harmon's style is, I wouldn't be surprised if this was a covert/deeply subtextual commentary on the Citizens' United decision, which gave corporations the right to free speech as if they were individual citizens (therefore allowing them to loophole past corporate governance laws). With Rick becoming a personification of the corporation of Subway specifically in order to get past Greendale's rules about corporate advertising seems a little too on the nose to be coincidental.