@@andrycanz8693 do you understand how TB is written? Every secondary character is written to change or create a problem for a main character. Thats how it works
bro idk why but that last scene where he's looking at the table, i really felt for jeff. like the show really made me attached to it so much that i really felt as if i were jeff himself. wow tears.
Everything I feel about the show ending is depicted in that scene- the way Jeff stares at the table that’s been with them for 6 seasons (technically 2) in complete sorrow. It’s the perfect way to end the show. Because we’re heartbroken, but there’s a glimmer of hope that they will once again reunite (and a movie)
The look in Jeff's eyes when he's imaging a future with Annie and when he realises he can't make that a reality and that she's leaving is just soul crushing. It's the look of watching someone realise something life changing but it been too late.
Annie's goodbye kiss and realization of Jeff's future terrified me when I first watched it. All those memories I had with community, so I can end up here, watching Jeff grow and become a responsible, repaired character means so much to me. It was really an emotional toll on me. :( #sixseasonsandamovie
But she is only leaving for the summer? She says it’s a summer internship and she still needs to finish her degree. Annie says herself that she doesn’t know what S7 holds.
She is, people say she got dumber. Instead she just opened up more and revealed her true self as she got comfortable with the group. She tries to appear smarter than she is but even in season 1 there are hints she isn’t as smart or confident as she lets on. The show just emphasized it more after season 1, also the actress preferred to do goofy humor
@@hs5312 the fact that the writers had this insight about some who adopt an ‘activist’ identity, is part of the quirky truths this show is special for.
I hold such a strong feeling for this show and I’ve never cared about a show more deeply than community and I don’t know why every time I hear that ending song it makes me remember my first time watching the first episode
I love how this show subverts your expectations, and the character’s everytime. Like in that first scene in the vid where Britta kisses Jeff so the dead poets society professor will pass him, and the professor is like “I know a life changing kiss when i see one!” and Jeff says “yeah, sure fooled you.” looking confused because his goal in the ep was to fake a life changing moment and while Britta did that for him, it obviously was life changing and Jeff seems to be like “well i didn’t expect that, or expect that to happen in that way.” so well written. I can’t stand it. I’d love to pick dan harmon’s brain on how he even started conceptualizing the show.
I think after season 2, Britta could read Jeff like a book and often guided Jeff towards what was best for him (see: the narcissism bar mitzvah episode, every episode where Jeff had daddy issues, etc.). Annie also inspired him to be better, except that she had her own manipulativeness and insecurities that limited how much of a positive force she could be (see for instance the episode where Annie gets Jeff to apologize to ‘Kim,’ only to take back her advice when she realizes Kim isn’t a girl). But Jeff didn’t respect either Britta or Annie enough to be with them (see: Jeff always being dismissive of Britta and calling her the worst; the finale episode where Jeff realizes he doesn’t know what Annie’s life goals are even though he’s been fantasizing about their future).
I have to disagree, Jeff loves Annie. The fact that he fantasizes things with Annie is proof enough that he sees himself with her. Their relationship started with friends, no infatuation unlike Britta. For me, (and a lot of fans of the show) Annie and Jeff are the end goal and the movie should show it or we'll riot.
@@jasferia1062uhh Jeff and Annie HAD to be friends when they first met bcuz Annie was 18 and fresh out of high school. I think it’s disingenuous to imply that their relationship is deeper bcuz it started with friendship, when they had no other choice unless Jeff wanted to end up on a watchlist lmao. If Allison Brie looked Annie’s age, I doubt anyone would hv shipped her & Jeff together
I love that Conan and Joel Mchale have a friendship characterized by them insulting one another constantly, and when Starburns said "bring Conan back", Jeff acted all annoyed
Fun fact: This show is meant to mess with you. The romantic sub plots are not important so you shouldn’t get invested in them. The show makes it clear that they’ll make massive changes to relationships whenever they want despite how connected you may feel to it
Started watching just for curiosity, fell in love with Jeff and Annie relationship, love everybody from the group as friends (no pun intended) and admiring one of the best sitcoms in TV'S history.
here for Jeff/Annie. Basically, the moment I fell in love with Jeff/Annie was the moment I fell in love with Community. So, you know, they have a special place in my heart, for sure.
10:20 "Boring ass Marvel movies. And I want those movies to be of any concern to the people making them." lmaooooo DEADDDDD. I wish I got to see the relationships b/w the directors and writers (Russo brothers, Dan Harmon and more)
I guess it's an inside joke that they shared together, it's not like they are outright degrading Marvel, they are just stating a small majority of people's opinion and you just gotta accept that and move on. Just like how Jeff move on from Annie because she and everyone is just human, trying to get through this hell that we collectively calls it: Home.
Jeff should've ended with the reveal he was refusing a job as an entry lawyer, and as Annie teaches him to move on, he finally accepts the job. Thus a new beginning, and a nice end.
JeffAnnie is still my guilty ship the thing is I'm spend 6YEARS invested my emotional for the Jeff/Annie relationship so it was frustrating for me, but after rewatched I think Dan handle their relationship well overall, Jeff/annie paring was complicated and we knew why the show can't go there but at least Dan left the door open for them in the future which is feel right to me, they need a couple years to sort out their life and make it work. now im on my 8th rewatch and im still enjoy the show. ❤❤ #sixseasonsandamovie
im sorry to people who disagree but JeffAnnie is the superior ship ever, I just listened to the darkest timeline podcast the episode where they got Alison as a guest, AND I CAN TELL THE CHEMISTRY IS STILL THERE 😉
jeff/Annie forever they're alike in some ways, and so different in others. But they have a tendency to prompt growth, not regression even when they were arguing they're always met each other at the half way. and they're in love with each other, people just need no accepted it. it's canon
I felt bad cause Jeff actually had a "future" toxic yes, but his friendship became toxic as well, he got sucked into Greendale, yes being open about his feelings, caring and loving, but at the end, he ends up basically alone, and that's life, you open up to someone when you don't want to, open a chest that spills feelings, and after that they leave. When they pushed you into the situation. But i guess, the ultimate test is how you pick yourself up
Im genuinely surprised that no announcement has arrived in the past year. It has been on Netflix for a year at this point and its popularity has definitely skyrocketed
From season 1 to 3 to 1 to 1 to 6, while missing a looot of relationship/romantic moments of Jeff. Like if you're gonna make such a video at least do it right otherwise there isn't really any reason for it's existence.
I think Jeff and Annie are the perfect weird age couple we all know in real life, we all think it's creepy... In my case beyond weird as she was 15 and he was 24.... Once she turned 18 they were engaged... But the fact that Jeff is rational enough is what makes it endearing to us, he knows he can't go that route with her because she has still so much time to grow and learn, whereas he would be ready to settle by the time she's ready to explore outside her home. He told her his true feelings much too late for her, she was too much her own person and realized how stupid it would have been to "settle" down in her younger years. I'm glad this story was told the way that it was, Annie had a chance to escape that life and I'm glad Jeff was smart enough to know better and be a hero unlike my weird non-friend who started dating his now wife at 15.... And if these feelings were true you should be able to let that person grow outside of you instead of influencing them with your own ideas/life choices.
Bizarre to think Jeff spent all of it's season 2 to 5 without undergoing any serious relationship, and without getting any progress with Annie or Britta either.
Yes but the ending we got was narratively better, she leaves for awhile and he gets to know he put her needs first, she’s coming back and I’d know they’ll both be rewarded afterwards That goodbye hug wasn’t a bye forever, it was a see you when you get back
I think after season 2 Britta could read Jeff like a book and often guided Jeff towards what was best for him (see: the narcissism bar mitzvah episode, every episode where Jeff had daddy issues, etc.). Annie also inspired him to be better, except that she had her own manipulativeness and insecurities that limited how much of a positive force she could be (see for instance the episode where Annie gets Jeff to apologize to ‘Kim,’ only to take back her advice when she realizes Kim isn’t a girl). But Jeff didn’t respect either Britta or Annie enough to be with them (see: Jeff always being dismissive of Britta and calling her the worst; the finale episode where Jeff realizes he doesn’t know what Annie’s life goals are even though he’s been fantasizing about their future).
Still team Jeff/Annie ( i do aware the age gap thing but they'r fictional character and now she's 30 so.. it's okay!) The fact of the matter was that Britta and Jeff occupied similar roles in a sitcom, being the straight white man/woman. Jeff and Britta were too similar to be in a relationship, and that didn't test well with focus groups. If we look at any successful sitcom pairing there's always one dominant character and a side character. The problem with Jeff and Britta, at least in season 1, was that their chemistry was based on arguing who is right or wrong, and once they get together, that just creates a toxic relationship. They both, while in a relationship, just take up too much of the screen, if that makes any sense. The type of relationship they were trying to push between Jeff and Britta also seemed kind of counter-intuitive to me. The best scene between them, imo, would be the flowers scene in season 1. But as a seemingly progressive woman, being so affected by a typical romantic cliche just felt wrong at the time. That's right up Annie's ally though. Meanwhile, with Jeff and Annie, the relationship did test well with focus groups, even though there weren't many explicit scenes pointing to a relationship. There was obvious \*romantic\* chemistry, while any romantic chemistry between Jeff and Britta felt forced (according to me, obviously). I was like 14 when I first saw the debate episode, and I could immediately tell that there was something special there, as opposed to another relationship like Troy and Britta, which just didn't have any chemistry. Also, it probably helped that back then I wasn't aware that the relationship is considered 'gross' or 'creepy' which many people feel nowadays. It obviously also tested well with other people, because the writers dropped the Jeff/Britta relationship dynamic pretty quickly. Only after I grew a bit older did I find out that the Jeff/Annie relationship is apparently taboo, and that critics would target Harmon on the topic, with obvious implications. (Even though a lot of the Jeff/Annie episodes aren't even written by him). That explains his reluctance to go all the way, which is somewhat justifiable, I mean it is his show, as much as I didn't agree with him. But It's just difficult for me to think of Jeff and Britta in a stable relationship. Their best scenes are when they're bickering about some useless fact, and as Abed said, that's fine among friends, but would break a relationship after six episodes. Whereas I can see Jeff and Annie in a stable relationship. In almost every episode we've seen Jeff push and promote Annie's ideas, instead of holding her back, which is what critics say. In Geography of Global Conflict, Conspiracy Theories in Interior Design, the Ass Crack Bandit episode, Noone but Jeff is willing to help Annie. However far apart they are, in life or in maturity levels, I can see both of them helping each other out.
I am not sure there is such a thing as too similar. I would say that Jeff and Britta really don’t have that much in common, most of what they do have in common are negative traits like big ego, just aren’t good together
I watched Community many years after it ended, and originally thought it was going for a “Moonlighting” thing with Jeff/Britta, which I found a bit predictable. I got really invested after Jeff/Annie became a thing.
The kitchen scene is an alternate timeline (likely Abed's imagination) and shouldn't be included. If you're going to really chart his growth it should start with the rejection in episode 1 and include Jeff and Britta's convo after her breakup with Vaughn, the kiss to pass accounting, the debate study session and kiss, Jeff and Slater discussing their relationship status, paintball hookup, season 1 finale confessions and kiss, Jeff and Annie discussing hsi jealousy of Rich in the men's room, model UN Jeff and Annie convo, Jeff and Britta meltdown at Shirley's wedding, Jeff and Annie convo after drinks are thrown at Inspector Con, Jeff's love for Annie opening the bunker doors in the season 5 finale, and the fantasy and kiss from the season 6 finale. Admittedly it would be a long video.
I would have like Britta and Jeff to be together. Since, they are both really good friends and had genuine moments. But I think she deserves much more than being a part of a love triangle so I would like see her best self in a potential movie rather than a romantic triumph. She is the best!
I want a movie where Jeff and Britta end up together lol I have watched and rewatched the show for the past month on repeat, eventually focusing on relationship patterns (Annie/Jeff, Abed/Annie, Britta/Jeff). I understand that maybe up to the point the show ended Jeff might have finally accepted Annie as someone he loves, I am not fan of the age gap, but its understandable, their moments were sweet and unexpected. Jeff and Annie became better because of each other yes, but so they did with everyone. They are a community afterall. It was sweet but to me their relationship was ancoming of age for both Jeff and Annie, she has a crush on him, or at least she is reacting to the way one would at 18/19 if you meet someone like Jeff who seems as a cool dude leader. And I mean, have you seen him? WOW HE HOT (with all fue respect) As he says there might be sexual tension and chemistry (he has it with everyone) and it makes sense in a life situation, who hasnt question at some point if a friendship might mean more than something platonic. The cool thing is when even if you crossed the barrier, and it doesnt work out, you can cross the barrier and can cross back, still loving each other as friends, and can be cool, cool cool cool. Seeing them together was nice and all, it just seem purely platonic. At least from Jeff's side. I dont think he sees her as a sister, but as someone who he wants to protect. And someone who reminds him of being young (specially season 6) Towards season 6 Jeff is more mature in many ways, plus he has a beard, he has a somewhat stable life, and when Annie announces that she is going is a break of that part of his life that has been since s1. Now, it isnt until Abed announces his departure that you could see Jeffs balance shatter, because it is evident things are going to change for real. At that point he realizes that he loves Annie (or ay least doesnt see her as a child anymore) and does see her as somethibg more, but to portray his growth as a person he is not going to pursue he (as Jeff Winger would) instead letting her fly. The kiss was a closure statent of their matured selves, now she is ready to leave the nest and get that record full of adventures, same as Abed. Which is closing in a perfect circle as he was also seen by the group as someone who needed to be protected (not exactlyy but yall know what I mean). Now lets talk about why Abed and Annie, Jeff and Britta. As mentioned before I have been pucking up patterns and rewatching the show, Abed/Annie, he might be Chandler, she is not Phoebe, she is Mónica all over. There are many instances of flirty looks between them, the milestones they pass, theyre time as housemates, their kisses, the build up of their friendship/relationship, 'stolen looks', specially things Abed say, their dance at paintball. Lets talk about my favoriye ship Britta and Jeff. First of all why would people day there is no chemistry? Their episodes are so meaningfull, through the series Britta is the one that is there with Jeff through his toughest (his dad, his narcissistic day, and days,) she is there to call him on his BS (specially when Dan Harmon was there s1-3 when she is strong, witty, smart, caring and the heart of the group while Jeff is the Brainz). Jeff is the one person she admits not being perfect, they see their true colors, know them and also see that as humans they are trying to better the quality of such colors. They do make each other better humans. The way they interact with each other is of someone who knows everything about the other person and still loves them. yes people we have to admit just like with the group there is true appreciation and love between these two. They banter all the time, they are always play full and to me that is something you do with a soulmate. I feel like we were played into thinking they were not endgame to surprise the audience, avoid cliché. Abed calls it first, saying that they prevent them to being friends, theyn in s5 he says to Annie that it wouldnt last more than 6 episodes. But but but despute this when he is in Abeds show in S4 when Jeff and Britta were presented there was an insinuation they were a couple (they were kissing). Moreover the group was obsessed with them, when discovering they where secretly doing it they put they blame of the years events on them. Its a pattern that return, so it feels like for the sale of the group they stay apart. It is true that they always pick on each other, and they act very guarded towards each other. Their bickering reminds me middle school picking on the kid you like because you dont know how to handle it. It makes sense s1 Jeff finds Britta attractive (I mean, have you seen her?) and wants to do her, so of course she puts her guard up, specially after the events of the first 2 episodes. She knows she only wants her for sex, but Jeff is seen having small moments in which you feel his affection for Britta grow. When she dates Vaughn he gets crushed after seeing her kiss him, even more after she tells him they septiembre together, it even seem like it was the first time that happened to Jeff. Now he starts being guarded, he doesn't want to get hurt, Jeff dates Slatter, and Britta finally accepts she has some affection for Jeff ( the way she reacted when he gives her the flowers.). To me their scenes are filled with sweet flirty, lovey glances. Even after they made Britta dirty there was always something there. If you watch s2 with the knowledge that they have been doing it, they seem pretty content, when seen together you can tell there is something relationshipy and sweet between them. After the group makes a big deal abou them Jeff says they have hooked up a couple of times, later seasons Britta says they dated (which Jeff denies), Jeff refered to Britta as his former lover to Duncan, when emails are leaked he admitts they did date (when we were dating), finally when they are tricking the grifter Britta refers to him as exboyfriend quite the egghunt there. Towards the end of the episode Britta reacts big to Jeff/Annie will they might they (that following the post I love you kiss). Jeff has admitted that he still has some desires towards her (the hand episode) and when she is being loved by her former anarchist friends, he admits that her being liked turns him on. Is this why there is such a big necessity to put her down? They both are in defense mechanism, I feel that they saw each other as more but were not going to admit it for everything that it would entail with the group, and with each other (it would give leverage, which could be wrongly used) I feel they are afraid of being hurt by each other again, and look like fools. That also explains why they couldnt give it a chance. Again many moments, secret inuendos, touching, hugs (you have to look for them , you you will find them). I would love to see a movie in which Jeff and Britta are together. Fast forward 5-6 years (maybe Jeff tried it with Annie for a bit and she got a bigger job out of state or country.) Maybe Britta and Jeff also gave each other a chance for a bigger bit. I would love to see a Mature S1 Britta, sassy, witty, passionate, someone who is a great psychologist and activist for womens rights in Guatemala or something) working for an american NPO. Some crazy community adventure in which the Annie Jeff will be teased but close as friendship, opening the Abed Annie ship. It would be cool to see her going back to Guatemala (or spanish speaking country), reading something, Jeff approaching, and her tryibg to avoid some 'stranger hitting on her' pretends to only speak spanish, to which Jeff responds something in the same language. Maybe him proposing, and having a surprise wedding ending with everyone, bringing it full circle. What we leave with. I know its too long I have no potatoes, but I do have hope, and the advice of rewatching it with some consideration of the points I attempted to make.. My personal opinion I understand if you dont agree, but hey anything is possible just roll the dice.
Well, it is quite an essay rather than a youtube comment, lol. But I agree. I am sure there are ones think as us but I doubt if Dan will ever let Jeff and Britta together. Which is a shame cause they are simply acting like a couple who are married for a long time and still have a great friendship.
A few things, first no comment should ever be that long. Second abed never compared Annie to phoebe, he actually thinks of himself as phoebe, he is the weird one, he pulls he strings of the group like phoebe does in friends. Second, Abeds knowledge of the group and ability to pull strings just makes a romance between him and someone inside the group fell weird. Third the kiss in the season 6 final wasn’t a goodbye thing, Annie is leaving for an internship she is coming back and she even says season 7 too many variables, also that takes place a week before she actually leaves so it seems like they did get together. Also Jeff saw her as an adult in season 3, he only ever treated her like a child to avoid his feelings. Fourth, I would say Jeff is crushed when he sees Vaugh with britta not because he has strong feelings but that he is jealous that Vaugh bested him despite the fact that Jeff is above his league and it should easier for Jeff. Also I don’t think britta really got that much dumber as the series went on, I think she presented herself as smart initially and as she became comfortable with the group she let out her true self, there are hints in season 1 that she isn’t that bright, her miss pronouncing bagel being one. Also being anarchist should be a big hint someone is not that bright.
@Adam R.L. you guys are desperate. Seriously. We could not care what Dan intended to do or said, basically he did it either badly or open that we have interpreted the show and the relationship between characters differently. The commenter basically wrote his/her own opinion in here, if you are going to share yours that’s fine but if you are going to make Jeff/Annie advertising go away.
I’m sorry, did they just pretend Jeff’s thing with Slater never happened? 😂
Unfortunately, plot-wise Slater was just a foil for Britta.
We all do
@@loremipsum3610 i'm sorry but do you have a patent on loving people?
@@andrycanz8693 do you understand how TB is written? Every secondary character is written to change or create a problem for a main character. Thats how it works
Who?
bro idk why but that last scene where he's looking at the table, i really felt for jeff. like the show really made me attached to it so much that i really felt as if i were jeff himself. wow tears.
I know, right?
Everything I feel about the show ending is depicted in that scene- the way Jeff stares at the table that’s been with them for 6 seasons (technically 2) in complete sorrow. It’s the perfect way to end the show. Because we’re heartbroken, but there’s a glimmer of hope that they will once again reunite (and a movie)
The look in Jeff's eyes when he's imaging a future with Annie and when he realises he can't make that a reality and that she's leaving is just soul crushing. It's the look of watching someone realise something life changing but it been too late.
Great example of HIMYMs "never ending second"
02:19
Annie's goodbye kiss and realization of Jeff's future terrified me when I first watched it. All those memories I had with community, so I can end up here, watching Jeff grow and become a responsible, repaired character means so much to me. It was really an emotional toll on me. :(
#sixseasonsandamovie
Him and Annie kissing again in front of Abed was my big WOW moment.
But she is only leaving for the summer? She says it’s a summer internship and she still needs to finish her degree. Annie says herself that she doesn’t know what S7 holds.
Season 1 Britta is simply not the same character as the britta in later seasons
She is, people say she got dumber. Instead she just opened up more and revealed her true self as she got comfortable with the group. She tries to appear smarter than she is but even in season 1 there are hints she isn’t as smart or confident as she lets on. The show just emphasized it more after season 1, also the actress preferred to do goofy humor
She's a broken version of that character
@@hs5312 hmmm...
@@hs5312 the fact that the writers had this insight about some who adopt an ‘activist’ identity, is part of the quirky truths this show is special for.
@@hs5312 To add on, Britta was still able to almost effortlessly read Jeff like a book, while also helping people confront their issues
I've just finished Season 6 after putting off the last episode for ages because I didn't want it to end. My heart rip
I'm literally at that point now
it's definitely an oof
You know what to do? Watch it all over again
That second goddamn hug Jeff gave Abed. Pain.
M A X I M U M D A M A G E pain.
@@hunde2430 damn straight brother
People here pointing out the lack of Slater meanwhile the poor Dean sits lonely crying in a corner
He was DEAN-nied his moment!
Please keep feeding us the best of times. I miss this timeline.
I hold such a strong feeling for this show and I’ve never cared about a show more deeply than community and I don’t know why every time I hear that ending song it makes me remember my first time watching the first episode
same
I love how this show subverts your expectations, and the character’s everytime. Like in that first scene in the vid where Britta kisses Jeff so the dead poets society professor will pass him, and the professor is like “I know a life changing kiss when i see one!” and Jeff says “yeah, sure fooled you.” looking confused because his goal in the ep was to fake a life changing moment and while Britta did that for him, it obviously was life changing and Jeff seems to be like “well i didn’t expect that, or expect that to happen in that way.”
so well written. I can’t stand it. I’d love to pick dan harmon’s brain on how he even started conceptualizing the show.
I think after season 2, Britta could read Jeff like a book and often guided Jeff towards what was best for him (see: the narcissism bar mitzvah episode, every episode where Jeff had daddy issues, etc.). Annie also inspired him to be better, except that she had her own manipulativeness and insecurities that limited how much of a positive force she could be (see for instance the episode where Annie gets Jeff to apologize to ‘Kim,’ only to take back her advice when she realizes Kim isn’t a girl). But Jeff didn’t respect either Britta or Annie enough to be with them (see: Jeff always being dismissive of Britta and calling her the worst; the finale episode where Jeff realizes he doesn’t know what Annie’s life goals are even though he’s been fantasizing about their future).
But in some ways Brita becomes his best friend and wise wersa the get eash other. Also Jeff only ever truly opens up to her
I have to disagree, Jeff loves Annie. The fact that he fantasizes things with Annie is proof enough that he sees himself with her. Their relationship started with friends, no infatuation unlike Britta. For me, (and a lot of fans of the show) Annie and Jeff are the end goal and the movie should show it or we'll riot.
@@jasferia1062 Jeff and Annie feel like fan service even if they're probably not.
@@jasferia1062t’ll always be Britta - how it should be ❤
@@jasferia1062uhh Jeff and Annie HAD to be friends when they first met bcuz Annie was 18 and fresh out of high school. I think it’s disingenuous to imply that their relationship is deeper bcuz it started with friendship, when they had no other choice unless Jeff wanted to end up on a watchlist lmao. If Allison Brie looked Annie’s age, I doubt anyone would hv shipped her & Jeff together
Last time I was this early, there was still black mould in the stairways
NO MATTER WHAT YOU'RE TOLD
@@HectorTWE WE HAVE TO CLEAN THE MOULD!
Last time I was this early Advanced Dungeons & Dragons was still on Netflix
NO MATTER WHAT YOU’RE TOLD! WE HAVE TO CLEAN THE MOLD!
0:38 When he starts climbing the tree lmaooo
Wa-wee!
OMG I never noticed that before 😂
I love that Conan and Joel Mchale have a friendship characterized by them insulting one another constantly, and when Starburns said "bring Conan back", Jeff acted all annoyed
Starburns's actor worked for Conan
2021 marks the year where Jeff and Annie’s age gap is socially acceptable since 46/2 + 7 = 30. Just pointing it out...
Jee wouldn’t it be interesting if some sort of sequel to the show happened like a movie or something so they could end up together
Six seasons and a movie
#andamovie
Advice from Tom Haverford is usually bad advice.
She was never a child
Fun fact: This show is meant to mess with you. The romantic sub plots are not important so you shouldn’t get invested in them. The show makes it clear that they’ll make massive changes to relationships whenever they want despite how connected you may feel to it
They even say this in the board game scene
I don't think you know what a fact is
so much character growth
Started watching just for curiosity, fell in love with Jeff and Annie relationship, love everybody from the group as friends (no pun intended) and admiring one of the best sitcoms in TV'S history.
Last time I was this early Jeff was yet to see Abeds value
here for Jeff/Annie. Basically, the moment I fell in love with Jeff/Annie was the moment I fell in love with Community. So, you know, they have a special place in my heart, for sure.
Same here
10:20 "Boring ass Marvel movies. And I want those movies to be of any concern to the people making them." lmaooooo DEADDDDD. I wish I got to see the relationships b/w the directors and writers (Russo brothers, Dan Harmon and more)
I guess it's an inside joke that they shared together, it's not like they are outright degrading Marvel, they are just stating a small majority of people's opinion and you just gotta accept that and move on. Just like how Jeff move on from Annie because she and everyone is just human, trying to get through this hell that we collectively calls it:
Home.
team jeff-annie they just need a couple years to sort out their life and that's perfect for a movie !!!
Just put them in the right order. Why would you not do that
Jeff should've ended with the reveal he was refusing a job as an entry lawyer, and as Annie teaches him to move on, he finally accepts the job. Thus a new beginning, and a nice end.
JeffAnnie is still my guilty ship
the thing is I'm spend 6YEARS invested my emotional for the Jeff/Annie relationship so it was frustrating for me,
but after rewatched I think Dan handle their relationship well overall, Jeff/annie paring was complicated and we knew why the show can't go there but at least Dan left the door open for them in the future which is feel right to me, they need a couple years to sort out their life and make it work.
now im on my 8th rewatch and im still enjoy the show. ❤❤
#sixseasonsandamovie
"Cant go there??' They all but went there.
@@angusmarch1066 okay the real question is what's "there" for them
I really loved the chemistry they had together and the build up.
At least they where together in the darkest timeline.
(Annie and Jeff).
The music in the early seasons was so good!
Day number... I forgot .. still need that movie 😪💯
im sorry to people who disagree but JeffAnnie is the superior ship ever, I just listened to the darkest timeline podcast the episode where they got Alison as a guest, AND I CAN TELL THE CHEMISTRY IS STILL THERE 😉
I know right Joel and Allison just have amazing chemistry. We deserve a Rom Com with both of them as well as the community movie.
jeff and annie invented chemistry yes
"go back to your child area" hahahha that's so good
the best romantic plot twist
i love jeff and annie
jeff/Annie forever
they're alike in some ways, and so different in others. But they have a tendency to prompt growth, not regression even when they were arguing they're always met each other at the half way. and they're in love with each other, people just need no accepted it. it's canon
well. . . i guess its time to watch all 6 seasons again
Jeff and Annie💕 they deserve to be together!
Pretty sure Annie is a friend of Ellen.
jeff annie forever
(I always tend to fall for the ships that seem unlikely or with most barriers to them)
Then you should like Jeff and Britta because they are more unlikely than him and Annie because they're by far more popular amongst the fandom.
According to Pierce, 2 WaterPiks are more valuable than a speedboat.
jeff and annie just come by to say i miss you two 💗
why does community feel like home? I've only known about it 2 years ago...but it's so nostalgic for me.
“was that off-the-book enough for ya?”
god i can hear Annie's voice by reading this comment
I felt bad cause Jeff actually had a "future" toxic yes, but his friendship became toxic as well, he got sucked into Greendale, yes being open about his feelings, caring and loving, but at the end, he ends up basically alone, and that's life, you open up to someone when you don't want to, open a chest that spills feelings, and after that they leave. When they pushed you into the situation. But i guess, the ultimate test is how you pick yourself up
Dude he literally With a Family just because some go different ways it doesn’t mean he is alone
Team BRING CONAN BACK!
Oh Britta’s in this?
She’s the worst
You Winn the comment section
Gillian Jacobs totally Brittaed the role.
The Annie of it all
Remember they made us believe it was gonna be Brittany and Jeff... oh how they fooled us
'Brittany'
I wish they full sent Britta. His relationship with Annie was weird.
Did you just Britta her name?
@@duhhbuddy201 no, it's just like Britney
Hit me with your genie's bottle..
@@duhhbuddy201 Only the internet creates such beautiful moments as this
Jeff an Annie forever
Sixseasonandamovie
Never let the dream die
yesssss
jeff annie for the win
Day 26 of asking for a community movie. Try and stop me, I dare you.
Keep it up! We’ll get that movie one way or another
#sixseasonsandamovie
Im genuinely surprised that no announcement has arrived in the past year. It has been on Netflix for a year at this point and its popularity has definitely skyrocketed
Don't stop! Also, who do you ship Jeff with?
@@nms7872 so am I... Community is becoming more and more popular
Keep going, if we push hard enough it could happen
#sixseasonsandamovie
Any excuse to see more from the timelines episode
#sixseasonsandamovie
From season 1 to 3 to 1 to 1 to 6, while missing a looot of relationship/romantic moments of Jeff. Like if you're gonna make such a video at least do it right otherwise there isn't really any reason for it's existence.
Jeff finally got his real conversation, but it wasn't from Abed.
0:50 this timeline can easily be fixed with a Winger speech
Nothing like the darkest one
One of the best fan bases
Dean a-ling! I miss this show so much. Just make a freaking movie already!
I think Jeff and Annie are the perfect weird age couple we all know in real life, we all think it's creepy... In my case beyond weird as she was 15 and he was 24.... Once she turned 18 they were engaged...
But the fact that Jeff is rational enough is what makes it endearing to us, he knows he can't go that route with her because she has still so much time to grow and learn, whereas he would be ready to settle by the time she's ready to explore outside her home. He told her his true feelings much too late for her, she was too much her own person and realized how stupid it would have been to "settle" down in her younger years. I'm glad this story was told the way that it was, Annie had a chance to escape that life and I'm glad Jeff was smart enough to know better and be a hero unlike my weird non-friend who started dating his now wife at 15....
And if these feelings were true you should be able to let that person grow outside of you instead of influencing them with your own ideas/life choices.
It should’ve always been Annie. 🥲💔
Still waiting for that to happen in the movie.. #sixseasonsandamovie
1000%
My favorite thing at 4:29 is cutting between Britta holding the gun vertical and then holding it horizontal and then back to vertical 😂
Annie and Jeff in the kitchen was a separate timeline
DAY SEIZED!
Wowee!
Team Annie!
Britta used to be a regular person hahaha
I always felt so bad and left out for not being into Marvel but this show made it ok for me
Glad they went the Cheers route and didn't pair up all the characters at the end
Troy and Abed in a movie
I love how in Pierce's mind TWO water picks are better than a speedboat
Imagine getting paid to kiss Allison Brie.
Like 10 times
This shit made me tear up man fr
"No paintballs Hans?" Legend
Bizarre to think Jeff spent all of it's season 2 to 5 without undergoing any serious relationship, and without getting any progress with Annie or Britta either.
One of the best shows ever made 🤪
Here for Jeff and Annie
'I demand to be house warmed!'
Alison Brie looks so different in her first scene compared to her last, and not because she got older, there’s something just slightly off
Yeah I think in season 2 or 3 she had her nose done? She also lost a lot of weight moving towards season 5
She definitely lost a lot of weight that's why she looks different she looked much younger with her chubby cheeks
I think she just dyed and grew out her hair. Also women tend to lose weight in their face as they age...it has been six seasons
@Fallen Angel oh did she tell you that herself?
Jeff and Annie deserved to be together by the end of the show.
Yes but the ending we got was narratively better, she leaves for awhile and he gets to know he put her needs first, she’s coming back and I’d know they’ll both be rewarded afterwards
That goodbye hug wasn’t a bye forever, it was a see you when you get back
Britta brought out the worst in Jeff while Annie made him into an actual better human being with feelings
I think after season 2 Britta could read Jeff like a book and often guided Jeff towards what was best for him (see: the narcissism bar mitzvah episode, every episode where Jeff had daddy issues, etc.). Annie also inspired him to be better, except that she had her own manipulativeness and insecurities that limited how much of a positive force she could be (see for instance the episode where Annie gets Jeff to apologize to ‘Kim,’ only to take back her advice when she realizes Kim isn’t a girl). But Jeff didn’t respect either Britta or Annie enough to be with them (see: Jeff always being dismissive of Britta and calling her the worst; the finale episode where Jeff realizes he doesn’t know what Annie’s life goals are even though he’s been fantasizing about their future).
Jeff and Annie are the greatest couple in the history of TV!
The Best Couple That Never Happened.
@@dgxkeyboards4535 they ended the show as a couple.
@@snakeeyes7327 They Did ? I Remember that Annie moved Away to train for the FBI.
Peraltiago hold that trophy. Jeff and Annie are close though
@@dgxkeyboards4535 she was leaving for a 10 week summer internship with the FBI.
It's funny the guy flying the gay kite in the background while they kissed at the beginning
In the moment: "Greendale is where i belong"
Still team Jeff/Annie ( i do aware the age gap thing but they'r fictional character and now she's 30 so.. it's okay!)
The fact of the matter was that Britta and Jeff occupied similar roles in a sitcom, being the straight white man/woman. Jeff and Britta were too similar to be in a relationship, and that didn't test well with focus groups. If we look at any successful sitcom pairing there's always one dominant character and a side character. The problem with Jeff and Britta, at least in season 1, was that their chemistry was based on arguing who is right or wrong, and once they get together, that just creates a toxic relationship. They both, while in a relationship, just take up too much of the screen, if that makes any sense.
The type of relationship they were trying to push between Jeff and Britta also seemed kind of counter-intuitive to me. The best scene between them, imo, would be the flowers scene in season 1. But as a seemingly progressive woman, being so affected by a typical romantic cliche just felt wrong at the time. That's right up Annie's ally though.
Meanwhile, with Jeff and Annie, the relationship did test well with focus groups, even though there weren't many explicit scenes pointing to a relationship. There was obvious \*romantic\* chemistry, while any romantic chemistry between Jeff and Britta felt forced (according to me, obviously). I was like 14 when I first saw the debate episode, and I could immediately tell that there was something special there, as opposed to another relationship like Troy and Britta, which just didn't have any chemistry. Also, it probably helped that back then I wasn't aware that the relationship is considered 'gross' or 'creepy' which many people feel nowadays. It obviously also tested well with other people, because the writers dropped the Jeff/Britta relationship dynamic pretty quickly.
Only after I grew a bit older did I find out that the Jeff/Annie relationship is apparently taboo, and that critics would target Harmon on the topic, with obvious implications. (Even though a lot of the Jeff/Annie episodes aren't even written by him). That explains his reluctance to go all the way, which is somewhat justifiable, I mean it is his show, as much as I didn't agree with him. But It's just difficult for me to think of Jeff and Britta in a stable relationship. Their best scenes are when they're bickering about some useless fact, and as Abed said, that's fine among friends, but would break a relationship after six episodes. Whereas I can see Jeff and Annie in a stable relationship. In almost every episode we've seen Jeff push and promote Annie's ideas, instead of holding her back, which is what critics say. In Geography of Global Conflict, Conspiracy Theories in Interior Design, the Ass Crack Bandit episode, Noone but Jeff is willing to help Annie. However far apart they are, in life or in maturity levels, I can see both of them helping each other out.
I am not sure there is such a thing as too similar. I would say that Jeff and Britta really don’t have that much in common, most of what they do have in common are negative traits like big ego, just aren’t good together
@@hs5312 theyre similar in the worst way possible lol
I feel bad for Jeff at 6:01 coz he sounds and has the expression of someone that's either done or been through too much shit
I watched Community many years after it ended, and originally thought it was going for a “Moonlighting” thing with Jeff/Britta, which I found a bit predictable. I got really invested after Jeff/Annie became a thing.
Excuse me, where's jeff and the dean?
I want a Troy and Britta compilation.
Jeff and Annie had more chemistry than anyone
"I demand to be house warmed....!"
The kitchen scene is an alternate timeline (likely Abed's imagination) and shouldn't be included.
If you're going to really chart his growth it should start with the rejection in episode 1 and include Jeff and Britta's convo after her breakup with Vaughn, the kiss to pass accounting, the debate study session and kiss, Jeff and Slater discussing their relationship status, paintball hookup, season 1 finale confessions and kiss, Jeff and Annie discussing hsi jealousy of Rich in the men's room, model UN Jeff and Annie convo, Jeff and Britta meltdown at Shirley's wedding, Jeff and Annie convo after drinks are thrown at Inspector Con, Jeff's love for Annie opening the bunker doors in the season 5 finale, and the fantasy and kiss from the season 6 finale. Admittedly it would be a long video.
I would have like Britta and Jeff to be together. Since, they are both really good friends and had genuine moments. But I think she deserves much more than being a part of a love triangle so I would like see her best self in a potential movie rather than a romantic triumph. She is the best!
Britta's the best
I haven’t lost hope for Jeff and Annie
I want a movie where Jeff and Britta end up together lol I have watched and rewatched the show for the past month on repeat, eventually focusing on relationship patterns (Annie/Jeff, Abed/Annie, Britta/Jeff). I understand that maybe up to the point the show ended Jeff might have finally accepted Annie as someone he loves, I am not fan of the age gap, but its understandable, their moments were sweet and unexpected. Jeff and Annie became better because of each other yes, but so they did with everyone. They are a community afterall. It was sweet but to me their relationship was ancoming of age for both Jeff and Annie, she has a crush on him, or at least she is reacting to the way one would at 18/19 if you meet someone like Jeff who seems as a cool dude leader. And I mean, have you seen him? WOW HE HOT (with all fue respect) As he says there might be sexual tension and chemistry (he has it with everyone) and it makes sense in a life situation, who hasnt question at some point if a friendship might mean more than something platonic. The cool thing is when even if you crossed the barrier, and it doesnt work out, you can cross the barrier and can cross back, still loving each other as friends, and can be cool, cool cool cool. Seeing them together was nice and all, it just seem purely platonic. At least from Jeff's side. I dont think he sees her as a sister, but as someone who he wants to protect. And someone who reminds him of being young (specially season 6) Towards season 6 Jeff is more mature in many ways, plus he has a beard, he has a somewhat stable life, and when Annie announces that she is going is a break of that part of his life that has been since s1. Now, it isnt until Abed announces his departure that you could see Jeffs balance shatter, because it is evident things are going to change for real. At that point he realizes that he loves Annie (or ay least doesnt see her as a child anymore) and does see her as somethibg more, but to portray his growth as a person he is not going to pursue he (as Jeff Winger would) instead letting her fly. The kiss was a closure statent of their matured selves, now she is ready to leave the nest and get that record full of adventures, same as Abed. Which is closing in a perfect circle as he was also seen by the group as someone who needed to be protected (not exactlyy but yall know what I mean).
Now lets talk about why Abed and Annie, Jeff and Britta. As mentioned before I have been pucking up patterns and rewatching the show, Abed/Annie, he might be Chandler, she is not Phoebe, she is Mónica all over. There are many instances of flirty looks between them, the milestones they pass, theyre time as housemates, their kisses, the build up of their friendship/relationship, 'stolen looks', specially things Abed say, their dance at paintball.
Lets talk about my favoriye ship Britta and Jeff. First of all why would people day there is no chemistry? Their episodes are so meaningfull, through the series Britta is the one that is there with Jeff through his toughest (his dad, his narcissistic day, and days,) she is there to call him on his BS (specially when Dan Harmon was there s1-3 when she is strong, witty, smart, caring and the heart of the group while Jeff is the Brainz). Jeff is the one person she admits not being perfect, they see their true colors, know them and also see that as humans they are trying to better the quality of such colors. They do make each other better humans. The way they interact with each other is of someone who knows everything about the other person and still loves them. yes people we have to admit just like with the group there is true appreciation and love between these two. They banter all the time, they are always play full and to me that is something you do with a soulmate. I feel like we were played into thinking they were not endgame to surprise the audience, avoid cliché. Abed calls it first, saying that they prevent them to being friends, theyn in s5 he says to Annie that it wouldnt last more than 6 episodes. But but but despute this when he is in Abeds show in S4 when Jeff and Britta were presented there was an insinuation they were a couple (they were kissing). Moreover the group was obsessed with them, when discovering they where secretly doing it they put they blame of the years events on them. Its a pattern that return, so it feels like for the sale of the group they stay apart. It is true that they always pick on each other, and they act very guarded towards each other. Their bickering reminds me middle school picking on the kid you like because you dont know how to handle it. It makes sense s1 Jeff finds Britta attractive (I mean, have you seen her?) and wants to do her, so of course she puts her guard up, specially after the events of the first 2 episodes. She knows she only wants her for sex, but Jeff is seen having small moments in which you feel his affection for Britta grow. When she dates Vaughn he gets crushed after seeing her kiss him, even more after she tells him they septiembre together, it even seem like it was the first time that happened to Jeff. Now he starts being guarded, he doesn't want to get hurt, Jeff dates Slatter, and Britta finally accepts she has some affection for Jeff ( the way she reacted when he gives her the flowers.). To me their scenes are filled with sweet flirty, lovey glances. Even after they made Britta dirty there was always something there. If you watch s2 with the knowledge that they have been doing it, they seem pretty content, when seen together you can tell there is something relationshipy and sweet between them. After the group makes a big deal abou them Jeff says they have hooked up a couple of times, later seasons Britta says they dated (which Jeff denies), Jeff refered to Britta as his former lover to Duncan, when emails are leaked he admitts they did date (when we were dating), finally when they are tricking the grifter Britta refers to him as exboyfriend quite the egghunt there.
Towards the end of the episode Britta reacts big to Jeff/Annie will they might they (that following the post I love you kiss). Jeff has admitted that he still has some desires towards her (the hand episode) and when she is being loved by her former anarchist friends, he admits that her being liked turns him on. Is this why there is such a big necessity to put her down? They both are in defense mechanism, I feel that they saw each other as more but were not going to admit it for everything that it would entail with the group, and with each other (it would give leverage, which could be wrongly used) I feel they are afraid of being hurt by each other again, and look like fools. That also explains why they couldnt give it a chance. Again many moments, secret inuendos, touching, hugs (you have to look for them , you you will find them).
I would love to see a movie in which Jeff and Britta are together. Fast forward 5-6 years (maybe Jeff tried it with Annie for a bit and she got a bigger job out of state or country.) Maybe Britta and Jeff also gave each other a chance for a bigger bit. I would love to see a Mature S1 Britta, sassy, witty, passionate, someone who is a great psychologist and activist for womens rights in Guatemala or something) working for an american NPO. Some crazy community adventure in which the Annie Jeff will be teased but close as friendship, opening the Abed Annie ship. It would be cool to see her going back to Guatemala (or spanish speaking country), reading something, Jeff approaching, and her tryibg to avoid some 'stranger hitting on her' pretends to only speak spanish, to which Jeff responds something in the same language. Maybe him proposing, and having a surprise wedding ending with everyone, bringing it full circle. What we leave with. I know its too long I have no potatoes, but I do have hope, and the advice of rewatching it with some consideration of the points I attempted to make..
My personal opinion
I understand if you dont agree, but hey anything is possible just roll the dice.
Well, it is quite an essay rather than a youtube comment, lol. But I agree. I am sure there are ones think as us but I doubt if Dan will ever let Jeff and Britta together. Which is a shame cause they are simply acting like a couple who are married for a long time and still have a great friendship.
A few things, first no comment should ever be that long. Second abed never compared Annie to phoebe, he actually thinks of himself as phoebe, he is the weird one, he pulls he strings of the group like phoebe does in friends. Second, Abeds knowledge of the group and ability to pull strings just makes a romance between him and someone inside the group fell weird. Third the kiss in the season 6 final wasn’t a goodbye thing, Annie is leaving for an internship she is coming back and she even says season 7 too many variables, also that takes place a week before she actually leaves so it seems like they did get together. Also Jeff saw her as an adult in season 3, he only ever treated her like a child to avoid his feelings. Fourth, I would say Jeff is crushed when he sees Vaugh with britta not because he has strong feelings but that he is jealous that Vaugh bested him despite the fact that Jeff is above his league and it should easier for Jeff. Also I don’t think britta really got that much dumber as the series went on, I think she presented herself as smart initially and as she became comfortable with the group she let out her true self, there are hints in season 1 that she isn’t that bright, her miss pronouncing bagel being one. Also being anarchist should be a big hint someone is not that bright.
@@hs5312 only troopers finish reading it thank you for your insight tho!
@Adam R.L. you guys are desperate. Seriously. We could not care what Dan intended to do or said, basically he did it either badly or open that we have interpreted the show and the relationship between characters differently. The commenter basically wrote his/her own opinion in here, if you are going to share yours that’s fine but if you are going to make Jeff/Annie advertising go away.
@@mmyilmazyurt8666 thank you so much!!! I could not have word it better 😀
“HippieSkank” I knew liked Britta for a reason.
Dan better make Jeff and Annie together in the movie! for real this time!!
The beauty of the show and what they acknowledged is that everyone has the possibility of hooking up with each other
Are you a young girl?
@@pauliewalnuts100 I'm 57 thousand years old Alien from outerspace, what about you? A 5 of 6 month bot who makes pointless comments on YT?
@@adrianoa.j.5788 Thank you for proving my point.
@@pauliewalnuts100 sure dude, you're the mature and serious
Last scene
Slater or Britta....and Jeff chose Annie 🥰
MOVIE
I forgot badger was in community
Jeff and Annie should be together.
I just couldn't ever get over the age and maturity difference between Jeff and Annie
By seasons 5/6 Annie’s probably more mature than Jeff
Age yes, maturity never
This is the 2nd last upload isn’t it...
jeff annie for the win
#sixseasonsandamovie