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Does anyone else mourn early seasons Britta and Pierce when their characters had actual development and weight in their relationships with others and they weren't made into caricatures of themselves for the sake of jokes?
Like Pierce being a father/mentor figure for Jeff, problematic as he may have been? Gone. Britta being a genuinely HELPFUL maternal influence to Abed and having complex struggles with femininity and her relationships with other women? GONE. Both of them being presented as deeply flawed people who at the end of the day had reasonable intentions and intricate redeeming traits? Say GOODBYE.
Idk- Pierce I have less of an issue with because between production's issues with Chevy Chase (and the issues members the CAST had with him) he kind of had to be messily booted and the problematic elements of his character would never have aged well.
BRITTA, on the other hand, was endearing and complicated and messy and genuinely a fantastically written female TV character until a lot of her complexity and agency was thrown down the drain for the sake of the "Britta's the worst!" bit (probably my least favorite running gag of the show and maybe the only one I DON'T like)
Anyway. LOVE you Community but this was a bit of a fumble.
I’ve only watched the show Community once all the way through 3 years ago but for some reason “Britta’s marrying Jeffery Winger” to the tune of Linger by the Cranberries gets stuck in my head a minimum of 2x a week.
Season 4 is also really good at bringing back likable Pierce moments. I like it when that guy is cool.
i feel so bad for all the community fans who have only watched the show through netflix.
yes, i am talking about the removed d&d episode. at this point, the discussion about chang's dark elf bit feels pointless, even the cast members have spoken up about it and that's not even the important part of that episode!
the lost of the d&d episode sucks not cause we don't get to see chang be killed not even halfway through the campaign. the lost of the d&d episode sucks cause we don't get to see one of pierce's darkest moments. a moment that makes the season finalle so much more impactful. we lose the true moment of neil's triumph, of climbing back from the darkest of places.
this is one of the best episodes of the show, and i can't believe that netflix's fakeass "woke" agenda is still keeping them from understanding even the clearest of jokes.
