[Drew Beringer]

Originally Posted by cshadows2887

There's been a lot of Britta this season. People complaining about her being sidelined this episode is a bit silly. Annie, Troy, Pierce, etc. have all probably had less screen time than her since the break.

I don't think I was complaining, just hoping she has a nice role in the final few episodes since she is the best character.

[Drew Beringer]

Originally Posted by TachyonEvan

Sounds great, but pretty damn risky at the same time.

what's risky about it? NBC isn't going to show 3 extra weeks of Community with all their other sitcoms being done for the season.

[cshadows2887]

Originally Posted by Drew Beringer

I don't think I was complaining, just hoping she has a nice role in the final few episodes since she is the best character.

Must have read your tone wrong. My b. I was fine with he just getting one killer joke in this one since we got such a phenomenal Britta-cetric episode with the Blade one.

[TachyonEvan]

Originally Posted by Drew Beringer

what's risky about it? NBC isn't going to show 3 extra weeks of Community with all their other sitcoms being done for the season.

Because I don't see too many people tuning in to an hour and a half of Community unless you're one of us diehards. That's a lot to process at once for a show trying to pick up viewers.

[Drew Beringer]

Originally Posted by TachyonEvan

Because I don't see too many people tuning in to an hour and a half of Community unless you're one of us diehards. That's a lot to process at once for a show trying to pick up viewers.

they didn't have a choice, not many people even tune into just a half hour of the show, and it's better than the network not airing the episodes. the show has basically given up on trying to gain new viewers, you should know that by now. It's better off this way then airing them one a time for the last three weeks of May with zero new episodes from the other shows, no one would watch then other than die hards as well. sooooo

regardless it's not a risky move, it's just a necessary move.

[Mr. November]

nah dude it's risky, they should just air the three episodes that remain with none of their other most popular shows on the same night, that'd make more sense.

[Drew Beringer]

lol

[Smash Adams]

They should just make more episodes of parks and rec, that wouldn't be a big deal at all

[buriedstars]

I'm already stocking up on jalapeno poppers and Drumsticks.

[incognitojones]

With three episodes in three different time slots they can see how it would do by itself as the strongest show and when people would watch it most. NBC is looking for a show to be the main attraction after the Office is gone first and foremost, but if Community can pull strong numbers at 9 or 9:30 that gives it a lot of hope for a better position when it comes back for the fourth season.

[aolsux]

The 8 PM timeslot on Thursday is a complete mistake running it against Big Bang Theory, at 9 they have to worry about Person of Interest (CBS) or Touch (Fox) - both pull great numbers as well. Thursday for Community is a complete mistake on NBC's part to begin with.

[kyle is hk]

Originally Posted by aolsux

The 8 PM timeslot on Thursday is a complete mistake running it against Big Bang Theory, at 9 they have to worry about Person of Interest (CBS) or Touch (Fox) - both pull great numbers as well. Thursday for Community is a complete mistake on NBC's part to begin with.

But honestly, where else could it go on NBC that it wont face the same issues? At least NBC thrusdays is known for having a block of comedy, and can build off that reputation.

[flipjack]

The courtroom cartoonist is on Tumblr.

[itsmesean0630]

Originally Posted by incognitojones

Probably my favorite line of the episode.

Also, re: the finale. I don't think enough people are excited about the Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito) cameo.

[bobcatbob18]

There needs to be a gif of Starburns face when he gets caught stealing Troy's bookbag.