In Which Community Confuddles Me
Today I decided to take a not-so-rare personal day and watch the entirety of Community season 3. This show was recommended to me by my TV soulmate Morgan, and like the other shows she has introduced me to (WATCH PARKS AND REC THURSDAY NIGHT 8:30 ON NBC) Community made me fall in love with it. This happens to me a lot. If you've never watched Community, it's about this group of seven community college students and the shenanigans they get up to. For a more comprehensive understanding of the show, utilize Google. The problem with Community, and mind you I have never had this problem with any other TV show or movie or book or real life situation, is that I cannot, I am PHYSICALLY INCAPABLE of making a decision as to WHO I SHIP. So naturally, le wild list appears! Pretty pictures included. 1. Jeff/Britta
This was the obvious ship. They had the whole hate-love thing going on, but I think the fact that Britta annoys me so much easily takes care of that ship NEVER becoming my OTP. Both awful people apart, together they just make me want to die. 2. Annie/Troy
They were pretty adorable for a while. But Annie's high school crush thing wasn't working for me. He hadn't noticed her before so why now? Psh. 3. Britta/Troy
This is one of my definite ships. They're never going to be OTP or anything but together they are a) less annoying than when Britta is with other people and b) kind of adorable. 4. Annie/Jeff
This ship gives me so many feels.
I don't buy "the whole he's too old for her it's creepy" thing. He's nicer when he's around her and she's not as uptight when she's around him and they're just perfect and I don't even know why I'm writing this post since obviously I like them better than anyone and to that I say THAT'S WHAT YOU THINK! 5. Annie/Abed AHA! Didn't see that one coming didja?
Setting aside the fact that Annie only seems attracted to Abed when he's dressed up as Han Solo or Batman, they are so cute together. Annie legitimately tries to understand him and she helped him find empathy, which I think in Abed's case is a super huge deal. Honestly speaking though, I would totally be committed to Annie/Jeff if it weren't for the time Annie/Abed made out. I just realized I spent a good two episodes worth of time writing this out and all I really made obvious was that I care too much about Annie considering she is fictional. That applies to a lot of my life, surprisingly enough. LEMON OUT!
You're welcome, Morgan!