"First Vaughn, then Jeff, i better not smile at that wall outlet or you'll fry your tongue off" Had completely forgotten that savage diss against Annie.
I like how Britta has this image of coolness she have created in season 1 but it quickly came to shambles as an act she was giving to world, people say she lacks depth but this is the depth we were talking about in her character, she then becomes self aware of her charade and later tries to grow more while still having bits of her pro anti belief, that really is realistic as a human being.
The pilot is genius, you get this impression of Troy and Britta being these stereotypes. Troy the too cool for school brash jock, who opens up his more creative and imaginative side with Abed. And Britta. She's set up to be the hot sassy love interest of Jeff that's going to play too hard to get. But ends up as a down on her luck, social justice warrior, still getting with the program slowly
I feel like there's someone for everyone to latch onto, that the characters (for the most part) do show show a lot of diversity and variety in backgrounds and personality. Both Britta and Abed ive found to be the most relatable, but of course, which characters you relate to change based on your personality of course
Well put! I'm also in the minority of fans that like her change. Not simply because it's hilarious (she sometimes plays the role of Pierce, which is hilarious), but because she's so real. Many of the other characters (like Annie) evolve so much that their quirks shed all of the cons they had before. But Britta remains a flawed individual even as she grows. In real life, rarely do we flawed individuals change so much that you might call us "fixed". We retain our peccadilloes even through growth.
@@user-ck9lm6xi1o Agreed! For me I found Britta to actually be the most relatable character in the show. She allowed herself to be vulnerable and stand up for herself and I respected that even if she didn't always have the conviction to follow through. Britta always means well and pretends that she has all the answers (as we all do at times) but is honest and reflective enough with herself to acknowledge that she doesn't really know what she's doing. Also, just because a period of time has gone past doesn't mean that you have to dramatically change. Sometimes in life you try to change and improve but all you end up doing is amplifying your existing qualities and flaws and that's okay. Maybe you've not changed, you've just used that time to understand who you are a bit more. Anyway, she's the realest character that there is and I love her.
I'm a pro photographer and once had the change to have my portfolio revised by a very famous and "talented" Female cuban photographer and the single suggestion she gave to my entire catalogue was to make all my color photos black and white so they are more interesting. I fucking shit you not. And if you see her website and museum exhibitions it's all black and white photos of pure steaming garbage and supposedly abstract shit. I felt so fucking mad at her and the fucking stupid art system that is filled with people that know a rich guy and that's why they are famous while true artists with no money or influent people die poor and alone. Fucking retards.
@@TheGoodContent37 I get you mate, my friend said the same to me when I was shooting black and white at one of our photo walks. In the beginning you think everything looks cool but it really isn't.
Morgana's Sleeping Pillow that’s why they never actually ended up together. IRL, I would’ve been more weirded out by the pairing, but I enjoyed the chemistry between Jeff and Annie within the show.
@James Cooper I get that but upon second viewing Britta has been on the most bullshit since the start. Even more than Jeff, and she needed some comeuppance and growth.
Gillian looks exactly like a woman her age, the thing is that she looked much older when the series started, so it seems to you that she doesn't age. And with Allison it was exactly the opposite, she looked younger; but currently both look good, and look their age, period.
if the writers didnt make troy abed's sidekick 98% of the time and gave troy and britta more screen time im sure they would actually be a good couple. they're both dorky and sometimes downright stupid but trying to show a more "mature" persona (troy less than britta but there are various episodes of him trying to make people see him as an adult)
People who complain about Britta changing don't seem to realize that Troy was a machismo jock and Annie was an uptight prude. Characters change and Britta changed for the better. The 3 of them were stereotypes with depth gradually added to them for growth and comedic value
I think the issue with Britta is that to a lot of people they changed their favourite part of Britta - her intellect. Britta was the only real foil to Jeff, before that became Annie in later seasons.
@@misombra Britta was the straight man in the group. She only had "depth" in the first 5 episodes of the show. Once the show found it's footing as a weird pop culture reference machine with absurd premises she had no depth at all. They added depth to her to match the pace and theme of the show.
Britta, like Community, was streets ahead. She’s an underrated gem within an underrated gem, it’s no wonder Dan said that “Britta was a work of art. She was a post post feminist masterpiece and a televised work of art.”
I adore Britta. She has her heart in the right place and is so full of passion, she is just very bad at it lol. But she is always there for her friends
She is truly underestimated as a comedian. I love her as an actress, but her comedic timing and physical comedy borders on genius. Not to mention she has a hypnotic set of eyes and smile.
I think that that is more of good writing and good directing than her own genius. I saw her on Harmon Quest; she seems like an awkward, weird person in real life.
@@88michaelandersen'Love', my friend. She is amazing in it and it shows what an amazing actress she is and how Community underutilized her. If anything Community flanderised Britta... I say that as a Britta fan. The show did Britta dirty so many times. Harmon admitted as much a number of times.
@@TheTardisDreamer interesting, I didn't know Harmon acknowledged that. Could you tell me an interview where he did that? I'm not doubting you, I'm genuinely curious
@@GeeGe. Honestly, I was such a big fan that I watched or listened to a crazy number of interviews over the years. It was one of his commentaries I'm pretty sure. I can't remember which one off the top of my head. He rambles a LOT in commentaries. I just remember him talking several times about the issues they had writing Britta's and Shirley's respective arcs and big regrets he had with both of their writing. But if I find it I'll let you know.
"What Jeff's doing right now is called denial, and it is the first of the five stages of grief that ends with acceptance" "Name any other stage." "What are you, my final?" GETS ME EVERYTIME
I love that with time she grew up to be this fan favorite character, before it was just Abed and Troy, or Annie .. and now Britta really found her audience years later. Too bad she wasn't appreciated like that when the show was on.
I just binge watch the watch recently during pandemic. And I must say this was a great timing for me to watch the show and see Britta. Her airhead behaviour, caring for other but not herself, being a joke among friends yet accept it because of her self awareness really reflected what I’ve gone through. Plus, she is the most real person in the group as well and audience really loves her and emphasises actually. I guess it is due to age thing. Anyway, I hope they do a redemption to her in the movie for playing with her so much because she is really the best.
I rewatched that entire episode yesterday. Her lines, delivery are actually very great. People say that they Britta'd her towards the end, but she has her standouts.
Man I love Britta, it's sad seeing her become little more than a dumping ground over the series. Every character had their flaws and annoying characteristics but the show played it like she was always in the wrong, while the others got redemption for their flaws. I mean she was so understanding when Abed as Troy broke up with her, but it was just a growth moment for Troy. After the theatre night when she was sad because her old friends hurt her, it turned into a moment for Duncan to develop and go have a moment with Jeff. So many moments that should have been hers were tossed away
Completely agree with you. She was many things, stated in letter season, but She was never 'dumb idiot who doesn't know her surrounding' of person. And from s2 how the hell she become 'the worst' I don't get it. mean there is Pierce : racists, sexists, homophobic, creepy dude. Dean : just pathetic. Chang : straight up psychopath. And some how Brita is the worst.
@@amitbhagat2947 Definitely! I think at first 'the worst' was an ok joke but then they all kept saying it, even characters who weren't a big part of the show, it was too much. I still love all the characters but I hate seeing them be so mean to Britta when she never really did anything to hurt people on purpose.
I find it weird how so many people went along with the show's "Britta's the worst" thing as if she truly was totally irredeemable and didn't deserve to be there. I mean I regularly see character rankings where she's dead last which is just insane to me because I think she's really likeable and entertaining. Even in episodes where she does genuinely nice things for people everyone still hates her and I just don't get it.
@@hwren9845 Yeah that's a real shame, because I struggle to think of a time when I genuinely didn't like Britta. I love all the characters, but they all said/did things at times that made me dislike them for a bit, except for Britta. I guess it's a case of people hearing it so much that they start to believe it
Awww, I like that this had an arc to it, and came around to showing why Britta is the heart of the group. She's still the worst, but she's also the best.
I mean, her (character) had a lot of ridiculous stances, but unlike most (modern) feminists, she was sincere, applied her beliefs without prejudice and most importantly, believed in the importance of freedom of expression rather than censorship over offence caused to certain groups or genders.
I remember on my first watch of community I was absorbed with Allison Brie's beauty, but on my recent re-watch I was repeatedly thinking of how pretty Gillian Jacobs is. I wish her character was written to be more clever at times. I wanted her to outsmart Jeff more, but the writers leaned too hard into her being a stupid pseudo-intellectual. I really liked the way she looked at Troy; it seemed like it was really only reserved for his character.
I think Britta in season 2 and 3 is the best written character in the show imo. Season 4 she was basically a side character more than chang, then when Harmon came back, it got a lot funnier again. But man, they made Britta unbelievably stupid in those last 2 seasons... They made her more reasonable with the mustard on her face joke for Meow Meow Beanz, but thats how she should have been for the last 2 season, not just one episode.
She’s not stupid, she’s of average intelligence, it’s just being around someone as clever as Jeff and likeable as everybody else makes her so wildly insecure.
"as a psychologist" "student" "I hereby offer my licensed" "unlicensed" "services as a grief counsellor" "grief causer" "If anyone wants to talk, the doctor" "not even close" "is in." I WAS IN SHAMBLES!
The episode where she throws the Sophie B Hawkins dance is one of my favorites. I love that they gave Britta the A Plot and not have it be about how Britta is total failure. Made for a nice moment at the end there
She is the best. Despite they made her more of an exaggerated version of herself later on, her care, drive for her friends even if they ignore her, is very relatable and inspiring. And, she is actually a good psychiatrist. If you notice, she is eventually right at many occasions. I don’t see many actors maintain her fresh other than Gill tbh. She and Joel also had a great chemistry. Flow of the conversations were so smooth and fast. I am happy Britta was somewhat happy in the finale but I think she still deserves much better. I hope the movie will do her more justice.
That's Britta's problem. Usually what she says is true. But she does the bare amount of research and comes off so abrasive that no one takes her seriously
Her character shows that not all beautiful ppl are secure or smart or have great love lives. She went from uncomfortable to be vulnerable with a massive wall up to the vulnerable but a person with good intentions but no proper direction to carry those intentions out. I never thought her character was funny but looking back at her scenes now u know u need her coz she is ridiculously funny- a humanitarian who is ridiculously funny.
in what world are you living in that you think Britta 'wasnt funny'??? You just said you understand her neccessity to the show, which literally means you think she was funny... Also Gillian Jacobs was fucking hilarious, and the writing for Britta in season 2 and 3(and half of 5) was fantastic. Thats like saying Shirley isnt funny and you dont think shes funny because of the character flaws that make her interesting and make the story more interesting.
When i first watched community a few years ago, Britta sounded like an insufferable activist with ideas on the fringe of the political spectrum, but in 2020 I'm realizing that most of her ideas are now mainstream ... her mind
Seeing this made me realize ,Tory, throughout the whole series, would make Britta feel better or at least complain her, and Ik in the beginning of the show he’s telling her stuff, but throughout the series he started to like her and make her feel better.Everybody else just likes to say ”your the worst” or that she Britta’d it
I was rooting for Britta during this episode (14:14) . Abed has shown over and over again that he's sometimes way too obsessed and can't make rational decisions. Of course he's got Asperger so you can't be mad at him, but Britta was a good friend to Abed and I don't think she ever got the recognition she deserved. I'm also glad that Cinemameta cared to put emotional scenes showing Britta's worth.
Britta is the best character in Community, and Gillian Jacobs is by far the best actress of all seasons!!!! I love her ❤❤❤❤❤ #BrittaPerry #GillianJacobs #BrittaAndJeff #Breff #BestCouple #Community #SixSeasonsAndAMovie
I know everyone has googoo eyes for Alison Brie but Britta was always my favorite, and Annie becomes more and more of a stuck up jerk as the show goes on.
Mitch Kettles they’ve made a bunch of cameos Chang/ Shirley in endgame. Abed and Dean pelton In winter soldier. Troy In Spider-Man homecoming. I don’t know about Britta, Jeff or pierce tho.
I knew about Donald Glover in Homecoming, and I noticed Ken Jeong in Endgame, but I totally missed the others! And cool to hear that Alison Brie is gonna be She-Hulk!
The one thing I don't love about this show is how they kept going for the low-hanging fruit of Britta being a self-righteous slacktivist when they had started out with literally half the reason this group came to be.
S:1, E:2 - Britta & Abed were my favorites throughout all 6 seasons. Even though we saw glimpes of her growth, we also see her backslide with poor choices we all can relate too. I like that she is an imperfect character trying to figure things out. I still love her because I know she has good intentions and cares deeply for the group, even though her passion & style of communication comes out a bit harsh sometimes. Overall, I think it is her & Abed that are the glue & heart of the group. I still wanted her character to be treated better by the male characters. I didn't like how she was ridiculed. I love that she connected with Shirley and found real female friendship she needed to help softing her edges. " She has always Pee'd alone." I love how Britta could always see right thru Jeff's intentions & his bull from the very beginning. His charming jibber-jabber & rhetoric had gotten him so far in life but wasn't working for Britta. He was attracted to her beauty at first but her total disinterest & rejection, was now a challenge for him to pursue. " Look Jeff, your harmless to me, but a life of up's & downs has given me Douche~ray vision, but those are good people in there, and they trust & respect you and watching you exploit them kinda bums me out.- Your cute, but selfish & Narcistic to the point of near delusion." I think Jeff liked that she actually saw who he was and he could stop pretending & begin to have honest friendships. If she had been easy in his pursuit, he would have been bored soon after getting what he wanted and would be an underdeveloped character. Britta helped Jeff start to grow from the first episode & he felt the need to prove her wrong & show her that he can care. Overall, every character on Community brought out the worst & best in everyone. They are looking in the mirror of life, & realization that shows who they truely are. They are able to see the faults, insecurities and facade that they had gone thru in life pretending to be. As a Community, they found true friendship & acceptance in each other, regardless of all the rejections that life dealt them. Throughout the 6 seasons they each always wanted the best for each other, and in that, they found the friendship & family they needed all along. I will be waiting to see how they have each evolved in "The Community Movie." *side note - I will never like the Annie/Jeff thing. It's just too icky seeing the older guy with the fantasy of getting the younger girl. This makes Jeff's character very gross & unattractive. I don't like that he can easily manipulate Annie's gullible, inexperienced youth, but it is so relatable in today's world, with the Me Too Movement brought to light. I think he only likes that Annie sees him better than he really is & feeds his EGO. Annie's immaturity is seen with her crush on Troy first & then later with Jeff. I don't like that her crushes seem to debilitate her true intelligence & decisions. You can tell this direction between Jeff & Annie's relationship was written from the male perspective. I really don't know why so many people want them together. It would be bad. Relationship growth would only be one sided. Annie feeding Jeff's Narcistic EGO would eventually make her bored of him. He could never could reciprocate the love she would need. I hope that they would grow more as friends and not in what would be a toxic & boring relationship. I just want all the characters friendships to endure.
I’ve just finished the show for the first time and…I’ll be honest, I don’t understand all the hate Britta gets in the later seasons. Yes she’s a bit ditzy, erratic, impulsive, and needlessly political (sometimes more than a bit 🤣)… but she was ALWAYS like that, especially starting in the second half of S1 when she stopped being primarily focused on improving Jeff and keeping him at arm’s length and started opening up and being herself. I’d even argue that S2 Britta was the worst in this regard of being the caricature everyone hates. Even in S5 and 6 there are plenty of moments when the old Britta, the smart, common-sense, altruistic idealist, comes through. Britta is definitely my favorite character and the one I relate to the most.
"you're anti-wedding now?
No, She's just pro-anti"
That's the most accurate description of her charachter.
"No to everything you both said."
Nathan Zimmerman hahahahahha
She is Britta, the needlessly defiant after all
She's a contrarian
I died with her reply..."No to both your objections". Excellently written. Superbly delivered.
" Is that you death? "
" It's Britta. "
" Ugh. "
Joke stolen straight from King of the Hill.
@@louis8487 oh no 😐
he doesnt like anyone, including himself so he wanted it to end
“Oh, Britta’s in this?
“Knock knock” “who’s there?” “Cancer” “oh great come in, I thought it was Britta”
"First Vaughn, then Jeff, i better not smile at that wall outlet or you'll fry your tongue off"
Had completely forgotten that savage diss against Annie.
That was so good
Damn me too
Drakkan first episode of season 2, anthropology 101
It's one of my fav lines! Annie so had it coming
@@sylviapIath that episode was super chaotic
I like how Britta has this image of coolness she have created in season 1 but it quickly came to shambles as an act she was giving to world, people say she lacks depth but this is the depth we were talking about in her character, she then becomes self aware of her charade and later tries to grow more while still having bits of her pro anti belief, that really is realistic as a human being.
Pretty much. Such a fleshedout character
The pilot is genius, you get this impression of Troy and Britta being these stereotypes. Troy the too cool for school brash jock, who opens up his more creative and imaginative side with Abed. And Britta. She's set up to be the hot sassy love interest of Jeff that's going to play too hard to get. But ends up as a down on her luck, social justice warrior, still getting with the program slowly
I feel like there's someone for everyone to latch onto, that the characters (for the most part) do show show a lot of diversity and variety in backgrounds and personality. Both Britta and Abed ive found to be the most relatable, but of course, which characters you relate to change based on your personality of course
Well put! I'm also in the minority of fans that like her change. Not simply because it's hilarious (she sometimes plays the role of Pierce, which is hilarious), but because she's so real. Many of the other characters (like Annie) evolve so much that their quirks shed all of the cons they had before. But Britta remains a flawed individual even as she grows. In real life, rarely do we flawed individuals change so much that you might call us "fixed". We retain our peccadilloes even through growth.
@@user-ck9lm6xi1o Agreed! For me I found Britta to actually be the most relatable character in the show. She allowed herself to be vulnerable and stand up for herself and I respected that even if she didn't always have the conviction to follow through. Britta always means well and pretends that she has all the answers (as we all do at times) but is honest and reflective enough with herself to acknowledge that she doesn't really know what she's doing. Also, just because a period of time has gone past doesn't mean that you have to dramatically change. Sometimes in life you try to change and improve but all you end up doing is amplifying your existing qualities and flaws and that's okay. Maybe you've not changed, you've just used that time to understand who you are a bit more. Anyway, she's the realest character that there is and I love her.
Unfortunately for Britta and millions of photographers like her, just because something's in black and white doesn't mean it's good. xD
No truer words were ever spoken
I'm a pro photographer and once had the change to have my portfolio revised by a very famous and "talented" Female cuban photographer and the single suggestion she gave to my entire catalogue was to make all my color photos black and white so they are more interesting. I fucking shit you not. And if you see her website and museum exhibitions it's all black and white photos of pure steaming garbage and supposedly abstract shit. I felt so fucking mad at her and the fucking stupid art system that is filled with people that know a rich guy and that's why they are famous while true artists with no money or influent people die poor and alone. Fucking retards.
@@TheGoodContent37 I get you mate, my friend said the same to me when I was shooting black and white at one of our photo walks. In the beginning you think everything looks cool but it really isn't.
HS me felt attacked. Used to do those back in HS 😂
I'm glad they turned her into this rather than Jeff's girlfriend.
Although the former lawyer with the ego and a smidge bit dorky paired with the anarchist woman who messes everything up doesnt sound like a bad couple
I kinda liked them TBH, also to me Annie is a bit too young
Morgana's Sleeping Pillow that’s why they never actually ended up together. IRL, I would’ve been more weirded out by the pairing, but I enjoyed the chemistry between Jeff and Annie within the show.
@James Cooper I get that but upon second viewing Britta has been on the most bullshit since the start. Even more than Jeff, and she needed some comeuppance and growth.
@@jarrickhillery8664 the irony is that Alison Brie is just a couple of months younger than Gillian Jacobs, so it was really about the characters' ages
"... oh Britta is in this?..."
Gadammit.
That was exactly what I was going to say.
Well played.
Jim Rash's reading of that line is PERFECT
top 5 line in the show
"It's like a thought with another thought's hat on" - that's on point
I love when she uses an apple instead of a balloon for an "expanding ego" analogy.
It’s... streets ahead
@@kylemerryman2074 well in *her defense:* she was on her way to lunch.
That and the owls analogy are the best lines in the whole show.
I am convinced Gillian Jacobs has found the fountain of youth.
It's just caloric deprivation, most people that look younger than their age are also really skinny.
She doesn't drink alcohol.
Shes the same age as Allison..
Always thought that was Allison. As she passes of younger character
Gillian looks exactly like a woman her age, the thing is that she looked much older when the series started, so it seems to you that she doesn't age. And with Allison it was exactly the opposite, she looked younger; but currently both look good, and look their age, period.
"Britta. You're not the worst. You're the Best."
- Troy
if the writers didnt make troy abed's sidekick 98% of the time and gave troy and britta more screen time im sure they would actually be a good couple. they're both dorky and sometimes downright stupid but trying to show a more "mature" persona (troy less than britta but there are various episodes of him trying to make people see him as an adult)
@@thequarrywoman1 I think they were a pretty good couple in season 3, then season 4 came and ruined everything, season 4 is the Britta of seasons
@@jbernaola1457 yeah, they were a good couple until they actually became a couple
@@lunar..eclipse exactly 🤣
Cry
People who complain about Britta changing don't seem to realize that Troy was a machismo jock and Annie was an uptight prude. Characters change and Britta changed for the better. The 3 of them were stereotypes with depth gradually added to them for growth and comedic value
And with Britta, the way it played out, much of it was more that the image she presented, in the beginning, began to disappear.
I think the issue with Britta is that to a lot of people they changed their favourite part of Britta - her intellect. Britta was the only real foil to Jeff, before that became Annie in later seasons.
Britta didn't have depth added to her, she had it taken away.
@@misombra Britta was the straight man in the group. She only had "depth" in the first 5 episodes of the show. Once the show found it's footing as a weird pop culture reference machine with absurd premises she had no depth at all. They added depth to her to match the pace and theme of the show.
What depth? She became the stereotypical dumb blonde that is so cliched. I thought community has no stupid fans but you prove me wrong
the delivery and speed of “what are you, my final?” always gets me
Britta, like Community, was streets ahead. She’s an underrated gem within an underrated gem, it’s no wonder Dan said that “Britta was a work of art. She was a post post feminist masterpiece and a televised work of art.”
stop trying to coin streets ahead🙄
@@makaihuddleston3164coined and minted
I adore Britta. She has her heart in the right place and is so full of passion, she is just very bad at it lol. But she is always there for her friends
"If I wanted the government in my uterus, I'd fill it with oil and Hispanic voters."
This one was 🔥
She is truly underestimated as a comedian.
I love her as an actress, but her comedic timing
and physical comedy borders on genius. Not to
mention she has a hypnotic set of eyes and smile.
I think that that is more of good writing and good directing than her own genius. I saw her on Harmon Quest; she seems like an awkward, weird person in real life.
well she studied in Juilliard School (dunno if she graduated), so she has a distinct advantage
@@88michaelandersen'Love', my friend. She is amazing in it and it shows what an amazing actress she is and how Community underutilized her. If anything Community flanderised Britta... I say that as a Britta fan. The show did Britta dirty so many times. Harmon admitted as much a number of times.
@@TheTardisDreamer interesting, I didn't know Harmon acknowledged that. Could you tell me an interview where he did that? I'm not doubting you, I'm genuinely curious
@@GeeGe. Honestly, I was such a big fan that I watched or listened to a crazy number of interviews over the years. It was one of his commentaries I'm pretty sure. I can't remember which one off the top of my head. He rambles a LOT in commentaries. I just remember him talking several times about the issues they had writing Britta's and Shirley's respective arcs and big regrets he had with both of their writing. But if I find it I'll let you know.
IF LOVING WORMS IS STUPID I DON'T WANT TO BE SMART
It is! And you can't be!
This is by far my favourite Britta moment
"What Jeff's doing right now is called denial, and it is the first of the five stages of grief that ends with acceptance"
"Name any other stage."
"What are you, my final?"
GETS ME EVERYTIME
@Scott's Precious Little Account ok genius
It scares me how my political rants sound exactly like Britta's.
You are the 2nd worst!
A lot of times she's right bit doesn't have enough info or the ability to express her ideas properly
Yeah, Britta champions good causes (mainly) but is just super abrasive and often ill-informed
That's how people saying things everyone knows' true but no one wants to hear sound buddy
You must be stupid like britta.
Gillian delivers the "thought with another thought's hat on" line so perfectly. You can feel her coming up with the analogy 😆
I love that with time she grew up to be this fan favorite character, before it was just Abed and Troy, or Annie .. and now Britta really found her audience years later. Too bad she wasn't appreciated like that when the show was on.
I just binge watch the watch recently during pandemic. And I must say this was a great timing for me to watch the show and see Britta. Her airhead behaviour, caring for other but not herself, being a joke among friends yet accept it because of her self awareness really reflected what I’ve gone through. Plus, she is the most real person in the group as well and audience really loves her and emphasises actually. I guess it is due to age thing. Anyway, I hope they do a redemption to her in the movie for playing with her so much because she is really the best.
People didn't even appreciate the show when it was on. It hit its popularity when it got to Netflix. Community was really streets ahead.
Britta, like this show, was streets ahead.
"If I wanted the government in my uterus I'd fill it with oil and hispanic voters" has to be the funniest thing I've ever heard
I rewatched that entire episode yesterday. Her lines, delivery are actually very great.
People say that they Britta'd her towards the end, but she has her standouts.
Based
I'm a psychology major, words are my weapons!
I'm a security guard, weapons are my weapons. *pulls out taser*
lmao
power is power energy
I was going to like but then i saw it has .357 magnum likes
That has to be the best like given to a non-main character in the whole show lmao
Man I love Britta, it's sad seeing her become little more than a dumping ground over the series. Every character had their flaws and annoying characteristics but the show played it like she was always in the wrong, while the others got redemption for their flaws.
I mean she was so understanding when Abed as Troy broke up with her, but it was just a growth moment for Troy. After the theatre night when she was sad because her old friends hurt her, it turned into a moment for Duncan to develop and go have a moment with Jeff. So many moments that should have been hers were tossed away
Completely agree with you. She was many things, stated in letter season, but She was never 'dumb idiot who doesn't know her surrounding' of person. And from s2 how the hell she become 'the worst' I don't get it. mean there is Pierce : racists, sexists, homophobic, creepy dude. Dean : just pathetic. Chang : straight up psychopath. And some how Brita is the worst.
@@amitbhagat2947 Definitely! I think at first 'the worst' was an ok joke but then they all kept saying it, even characters who weren't a big part of the show, it was too much. I still love all the characters but I hate seeing them be so mean to Britta when she never really did anything to hurt people on purpose.
love the britta appreciation
I find it weird how so many people went along with the show's "Britta's the worst" thing as if she truly was totally irredeemable and didn't deserve to be there. I mean I regularly see character rankings where she's dead last which is just insane to me because I think she's really likeable and entertaining. Even in episodes where she does genuinely nice things for people everyone still hates her and I just don't get it.
@@hwren9845 Yeah that's a real shame, because I struggle to think of a time when I genuinely didn't like Britta. I love all the characters, but they all said/did things at times that made me dislike them for a bit, except for Britta. I guess it's a case of people hearing it so much that they start to believe it
1:38 "What are you, my final?" LOL
Awww, I like that this had an arc to it, and came around to showing why Britta is the heart of the group. She's still the worst, but she's also the best.
One of all my all-time favourite characters. Britta IS the best.
She is the best.
The best in being the worst *
You Brittad it, don't you?
I mean, her (character) had a lot of ridiculous stances, but unlike most (modern) feminists, she was sincere, applied her beliefs without prejudice and most importantly, believed in the importance of freedom of expression rather than censorship over offence caused to certain groups or genders.
Eh. She's an eight, which is a British ten.
Incorrect
The old west color bit was hilarious. I laugh at it every time.
"Oh, Britta's in this?"
I love how even the Dean is tired of her.
Greendale is an all-inclusive school. Why don't we let Britta sing her awkward song!
I remember on my first watch of community I was absorbed with Allison Brie's beauty, but on my recent re-watch I was repeatedly thinking of how pretty Gillian Jacobs is. I wish her character was written to be more clever at times. I wanted her to outsmart Jeff more, but the writers leaned too hard into her being a stupid pseudo-intellectual. I really liked the way she looked at Troy; it seemed like it was really only reserved for his character.
This comment is literally underrated and so true
Amen.
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I think Britta in season 2 and 3 is the best written character in the show imo. Season 4 she was basically a side character more than chang, then when Harmon came back, it got a lot funnier again. But man, they made Britta unbelievably stupid in those last 2 seasons... They made her more reasonable with the mustard on her face joke for Meow Meow Beanz, but thats how she should have been for the last 2 season, not just one episode.
She’s not stupid, she’s of average intelligence, it’s just being around someone as clever as Jeff and likeable as everybody else makes her so wildly insecure.
"as a psychologist"
"student"
"I hereby offer my licensed"
"unlicensed"
"services as a grief counsellor"
"grief causer"
"If anyone wants to talk, the doctor"
"not even close"
"is in."
I WAS IN SHAMBLES!
I adore Britta with all my heart, but at the same time I absolutely understand why people loathe her lmao
If she wasn't my friend I'd find her annoying but I like her passion.
I understand it too, it’s called misogyny.
She's such a baggle.
That IS how her pronunciation implies it would be spelled isn't it?
I feel like Teen Vogue really took her comments to heart and changed course
that’s soooo true
“If loving worms is stupid, I don’t want to be smart!”
-Britta Perry
Jeff and Britta was a hilarious friendship duo, I wish they got more of them together in the later seasons.
Just finished binging Community on Netflix, and I got here because I kinda have a crush on Britta.
Me too
Okay.
how exactly?
@@meto9285 she wears a lot of heeled boots 👍
@@susieq360 okay?
She was such an amazing character
A S
8:58 “I know what it is. It’s like a thought with another thought’s hat on.”
One of my all-time favourite Community lines.
Gillian Jacobs, brilliantly playing me in my 20's.
"She's the worst !
Britta : Okay she's just saying that to fit in !" Hahahahaha i can't even 😭😭
Truly underrated line
I thought I was watching this for 10 mins but it's only been 3. Way to Britta time Britta.
Seriously, same! I'm still laughing, but... jeez!
"As a licensed psychology major I declare this a violation of human rights!"
She seemed smarter than us when we met her.
The episode where she throws the Sophie B Hawkins dance is one of my favorites. I love that they gave Britta the A Plot and not have it be about how Britta is total failure. Made for a nice moment at the end there
She is the best. Despite they made her more of an exaggerated version of herself later on, her care, drive for her friends even if they ignore her, is very relatable and inspiring. And, she is actually a good psychiatrist. If you notice, she is eventually right at many occasions. I don’t see many actors maintain her fresh other than Gill tbh. She and Joel also had a great chemistry. Flow of the conversations were so smooth and fast. I am happy Britta was somewhat happy in the finale but I think she still deserves much better. I hope the movie will do her more justice.
She's so gorgeous...in any scene
7:36
I like how they listened to Gillian's request to make Britta more zany because Gillian likes to play weird characters
so she Britta'd her own character?🤣
She's absolutely my favorite, i'm not even bothered by her sjw-ness cause i almost always agree with what she says.
That's Britta's problem. Usually what she says is true. But she does the bare amount of research and comes off so abrasive that no one takes her seriously
yep, same here
Like how you ended the last 2 mins with them realizing how awesome Britta can be.
Britta for the win.
This proves this show is one of the best well written sitcoms. These lines are gold!
True
You know Britta is a great character when she ends up as the actual MVP of Troy’s farewell episode! Her hair alone steals the show.
"I'm sorry, it was an accident"
"So was the Y chromossome, but you don't see us throwing stuff at it"
Britta for the win!
Her character shows that not all beautiful ppl are secure or smart or have great love lives. She went from uncomfortable to be vulnerable with a massive wall up to the vulnerable but a person with good intentions but no proper direction to carry those intentions out. I never thought her character was funny but looking back at her scenes now u know u need her coz she is ridiculously funny- a humanitarian who is ridiculously funny.
in what world are you living in that you think Britta 'wasnt funny'??? You just said you understand her neccessity to the show, which literally means you think she was funny... Also Gillian Jacobs was fucking hilarious, and the writing for Britta in season 2 and 3(and half of 5) was fantastic. Thats like saying Shirley isnt funny and you dont think shes funny because of the character flaws that make her interesting and make the story more interesting.
Favorite sitcom characters of all time:
5. Dan Fielding
4. Basil Fawlty
3. Maxine Shaw
2. Bill McNeal
1. Britta Perry
Humanity is premiering, you jags!!!!
When i first watched community a few years ago, Britta sounded like an insufferable activist with ideas on the fringe of the political spectrum, but in 2020 I'm realizing that most of her ideas are now mainstream ... her mind
sad
based
Don't care what they say, Britta is the best! Proof? 122 likes and 0 dislikes!
AJL facts
"Name any other stage."
It kills me every time.
Seeing this made me realize ,Tory, throughout the whole series, would make Britta feel better or at least complain her, and Ik in the beginning of the show he’s telling her stuff, but throughout the series he started to like her and make her feel better.Everybody else just likes to say ”your the worst” or that she Britta’d it
This video got real heart-warming outta nowhere
Its scary how i relate so much to britta
I was rooting for Britta during this episode (14:14) . Abed has shown over and over again that he's sometimes way too obsessed and can't make rational decisions. Of course he's got Asperger so you can't be mad at him, but Britta was a good friend to Abed and I don't think she ever got the recognition she deserved.
I'm also glad that Cinemameta cared to put emotional scenes showing Britta's worth.
I so hoped this would include "ROXAAAAAANNE"
Nope *Jeff’s voice
Britta is the best character in Community, and Gillian Jacobs is by far the best actress of all seasons!!!!
I love her ❤❤❤❤❤
#BrittaPerry #GillianJacobs #BrittaAndJeff #Breff #BestCouple #Community #SixSeasonsAndAMovie
Britta's the best!
i was gonna say!
I know everyone has googoo eyes for Alison Brie but Britta was always my favorite, and Annie becomes more and more of a stuck up jerk as the show goes on.
That smile at the very end was so endearing!
I want every Community cast member to be in the MCU
Mitch Kettles they’ve made a bunch of cameos Chang/ Shirley in endgame. Abed and Dean pelton In winter soldier. Troy In Spider-Man homecoming. I don’t know about Britta, Jeff or pierce tho.
@@gerardoaguilar940 Jeff was in spiderman 2
I knew about Donald Glover in Homecoming, and I noticed Ken Jeong in Endgame, but I totally missed the others! And cool to hear that Alison Brie is gonna be She-Hulk!
Gillian Jacobs should totally be Enchantress in Love and Thunder!
Mitch Kettles Annie and Jeff don’t get to be in the MCU because of their blasphemy in the series finale 🙂
The one thing I don't love about this show is how they kept going for the low-hanging fruit of Britta being a self-righteous slacktivist when they had started out with literally half the reason this group came to be.
"I can also help! As a Psych major, I can prove..."
[DUN DUN]
omg she is so beautiful, so pure beauty
Brita was always my favorite...
S:1, E:2 - Britta & Abed were my favorites throughout all 6 seasons. Even though we saw glimpes of her growth, we also see her backslide with poor choices we all can relate too. I like that she is an imperfect character trying to figure things out. I still love her because I know she has good intentions and cares deeply for the group, even though her passion & style of communication comes out a bit harsh sometimes. Overall, I think it is her & Abed that are the glue & heart of the group. I still wanted her character to be treated better by the male characters. I didn't like how she was ridiculed. I love that she connected with Shirley and found real female friendship she needed to help softing her edges. " She has always Pee'd alone."
I love how Britta could always see right thru Jeff's intentions & his bull from the very beginning. His charming jibber-jabber & rhetoric had gotten him so far in life but wasn't working for Britta. He was attracted to her beauty at first but her total disinterest & rejection, was now a challenge for him to pursue. " Look Jeff, your harmless to me, but a life of up's & downs has given me Douche~ray vision, but those are good people in there, and they trust & respect you and watching you exploit them kinda bums me out.- Your cute, but selfish & Narcistic to the point of near delusion." I think Jeff liked that she actually saw who he was and he could stop pretending & begin to have honest friendships. If she had been easy in his pursuit, he would have been bored soon after getting what he wanted and would be an underdeveloped character. Britta helped Jeff start to grow from the first episode & he felt the need to prove her wrong & show her that he can care. Overall, every character on Community brought out the worst & best in everyone. They are looking in the mirror of life, & realization that shows who they truely are. They are able to see the faults, insecurities and facade that they had gone thru in life pretending to be. As a Community, they found true friendship & acceptance in each other, regardless of all the rejections that life dealt them. Throughout the 6 seasons they each always wanted the best for each other, and in that, they found the friendship & family they needed all along. I will be waiting to see how they have each evolved in "The Community Movie."
*side note - I will never like the Annie/Jeff thing. It's just too icky seeing the older guy with the fantasy of getting the younger girl. This makes Jeff's character very gross & unattractive. I don't like that he can easily manipulate Annie's gullible, inexperienced youth, but it is so relatable in today's world, with the Me Too Movement brought to light. I think he only likes that Annie sees him better than he really is & feeds his EGO. Annie's immaturity is seen with her crush on Troy first & then later with Jeff. I don't like that her crushes seem to debilitate her true intelligence & decisions.
You can tell this direction between Jeff & Annie's relationship was written from the male perspective. I really don't know why so many people want them together. It would be bad. Relationship growth would only be one sided. Annie feeding Jeff's Narcistic EGO would eventually make her bored of him. He could never could reciprocate the love she would need. I hope that they would grow more as friends and not in what would be a toxic & boring relationship. I just want all the characters friendships to endure.
She's literally the best
Im absolutely in love with Britta Perry
damn can't believe im still in love with britta perry
"Britta why are you making feel these things?"
I’ve just finished the show for the first time and…I’ll be honest, I don’t understand all the hate Britta gets in the later seasons. Yes she’s a bit ditzy, erratic, impulsive, and needlessly political (sometimes more than a bit 🤣)… but she was ALWAYS like that, especially starting in the second half of S1 when she stopped being primarily focused on improving Jeff and keeping him at arm’s length and started opening up and being herself. I’d even argue that S2 Britta was the worst in this regard of being the caricature everyone hates. Even in S5 and 6 there are plenty of moments when the old Britta, the smart, common-sense, altruistic idealist, comes through. Britta is definitely my favorite character and the one I relate to the most.
Britta is adorable.
“Who’s there bitch! Floor! FLOOOOR!” One of my favorite Britta quotes
1:21 Of all the hilarious references and parodies in this classic show, this moment is my favourite.
Britta is the best.
She's my favorite girlfailure
I'm shocked this was actually Gillian Jacobs's first "comedic" acting gig... She did it great! 😂
I agree with everything Britta says in her freedom of speech speech
The text he sent her and her reaction melt my heart. They really are great friends.
the last minute or so had me crying, i did NOT expect that
high? on my own draahmaaah?!!
07:32 "Oh... Britta's in this?" Perfect line reading
The Knock knock joke Always kills me
her character has so much to offer and the writers didnt see that :'(
BRITTA IS THE BEST!
Wow this ended so pure 😭😍
"I don't even believe in God but I love me some Abed" never have I ever felt more connected to Britta
"That thing has three legs?" - Pierce Hawthorne RIP
My favorite Britta moment comes at 0:45! Simply brilliant!! Not even Britta can Britta that gag!!
My favorite character in my favorite show of all time!
i'm 27 now and rewatching s01 to 03 i realize my crush on her anarchist dumb funny face was a long-lasting one