Pretty sure Wade is Troy.

Particularly at the 40 second mark:



Or maybe Starburns.

BTW, never watched Community. Have no idea whereof you speak.

And now for something completely different:

Baked tilapia for dinner, courtesy of moi.

I am a leaf on the wind. Watch me soar.

*sigh*

Frakkin' Missouri.

Man, I'm the guy who hooks you all on the show and pushes the idea of us as a Community and yet totally left out. I feel totally Chang'ed by that.

You Brittaed that pretty well there Rokk.

And I was hooked on Comminity separately I'll have you know!

Anyone actually put together a LARP before that'd be willing to let me bounce ideas off of them?

"Community" is one of the best American shows. It's hilarious - especially for those who enjoy meta or takes on the sitcom standards - with a fabulous cast (many of whom are associated with other greatest roles or are heading that way - like recently getting an Oscar). It's also one of the more optimistic and, frankly, "warm" shows out there and really reminds you that a community is what you make of it.

No joke, I'd consider it practically a personal favour if you would hop on Hulu and give the show a try for at least a few of its' episodes (I can recommend a good starting path if you want to only try three or so).

I actually feel happy when the show is on the air...no matter how that ruins my image.

It's pretty much my favorite thing on TV. It's unamerican to dislike it.

Well, having used to write them for money - one night "stories" - back as an undergrad I was going to offer to help but then saw you Brittaed the use of "Britta'ed".

I thought I nailed the use of Brittaing a thing. Killing it through Brittaization. At least that's what I was implying!

Raising Hope is pretty good as well. I was looking for a 30 minute comedy and saw it in the new stuff on Netflix...checked it out and got hooked. It's a "warm" show as well where they have some sort of issue and then in the end find out things aren't as they seem. Like one episode they thought they were all stupid but in the end they find out they are each smart in different subjects making them really smart as a unit(well family...). If you have 30 minutes to kill I'd suggest just watching the first episode, pretty sure just about any one would enjoy it .

1. Gave up on the show.

2. Never read the comic.

3. Wasn't because of budget cuts.

I stopped watching it because I quickly tired of the "And now it gets even worse!" storylines. I enjoy something that has some sort of frequency between bad #### happening and awesome #### happening. It is always bad #### happening.

I felt the Season 1 finale explained this very very well, and I felt it was an excellent Series Finale, as far as I was concerned. It was only going to go downhill for the characters, and I just didn't have the will to put up with it.

Movies and shows are like board games, to me. At some point, it needs to get the hell off the table, and make room for something else. And that was what Walking Dead wouldn't do for me, so I tableflipped.

EDIT: I'll also say that due to the writing style, I have no interest in the comic whatsoever. I've been every indication it's just more depressing and gruesome. Getting punched in the nuts is cheaper.

This probably sums it up (spoiler alert if you haven't seen the episode from two weeks ago!)

http://cdn.the-gutters.com/comics/85...c79f3830d4.jpg

Very strongly disagree with this I do, yes.

It's nothing that wasnt done better many times before.

Married With Children, The Simpsons, Malcolm In The Middle, and countless other sitcoms are better examples in my opinion.

But, of course everything is subjective. So who knows.