What makes this performance so stellar is that it never feels like imitation, even really good imitation.
‘Community’ mocks ‘Game of Thrones’ culture in this decent episode.
This season decided to forego trying to out-gore and out-horror itself, and embraced the comedy of the genre instead. It was a campy, trendy season; and this finale tied it all together with a big bow.
Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks announced their departures earlier this month.
So many answers, so many tears. This classic episode shows us how The Mother’s life intersected with Ted’s, and how close they came to almost meeting before the true first time.
This week’s episode deals with a variety of deaths, both literal and metaphorical.
People still do these, right?
With Troy’s departure, ‘Community’ goes for broke with a school-wide lava game competition.
This penultimate episode ties up loose ends and sets up the sure-to-be-excellent finale.
It’s the new Canterbury scene, and it sounds pretty damn good.
