Here is a link to the actual graphic. (Rashaka even liked this commentary!)

I think I might've reblogged this already but I just wanna "meta" about why this line is so significant, especially the "passion" part of it.

"Passion" is a word often associated with sex (ya know, as in passionate sex?) or lovemaking. Sometimes, it's a synonym for lust. ( Read more... )

So I was brought to this site via Youtube because I was listening to the theme song and people were arguing over its meaning because apparently it suggest suicide/suicidal references, hopes for a relationship, moving forward in life, etc NO ONE SEEMS TO KNOW WHAT IT MEANS APPARENTLY ( Read more... )

so I was rewatching Repilot again and I paid better attention to Jeff's commercial and you can see the sea in the distance, so yeah, they didn't even try to film in Denver. SIGH.

I MUST SAY THEY DO A GOOD JOB FAKING THAT IT'S COLORADO THOUGH AND I AM VERY GOOD AT SUSPENSION OF DISBELIEF SO I CAN FORGIVE THEM THESE LAZINESSES FILMING-WISE.

OR OF ( Read more... )

So, when rewatching S1, it's fairly obvious that Jeff is totally reliant on speeches and "using words to get things" to the point that he's characterised as eloquent, witty, and manipulative ( Read more... )

The first chords of "Greendale of Where I Belong" play during Annie and Jeff's conversation where she asks him to do her a favour and help Pierce with his stepdaughter in Basic Genealogy!

Oooh, it happens during both of their conversations! I never caught this on my previous viewings of the episode! Musical foreshadowing for how important ( Read more... )

Character Development:

• Jeff chooses to fight for his friends over his last shot at returning to his old law firm, even though Shirley told him that it was okay for him to choose his job over her, and upon Alan revealing that he was the one who sold Jeff out to the state bar, Jeff merely thanks him for it. Also, after years of trying to ignore him, ( Read more... )

Rewatching Social Psychology, I was laughing a lot at the interactions between Shirley and Jeff and I noticed something very intriguing at the beginning. Jeff deliberately tries to avoid Shirley, but that’s only because Britta is tailing him and once again correcting him on what he’s doing wrong (e.g avoiding Shirley) and saying that she is fun to ( Read more... )

TMS: How’s it been working with Yahoo! so far? Where are you with season six?

Harmon: We’re at about our fifth idea. We’re breaking stories right now, and we’re at about the fifth one. Within the next couple of weeks production will slowly start pre-producing things based on the ideas that we have. We had a meeting with Yahoo! that was really ( Read more... )

Rewatching Introduction to Finality and hearing Jeff’s speech again, it’s all so wonderfully conveyed, since Shirley makes a selfless choice, and Jeff makes a selfless choice (to throw the case because he doesn’t want to screw her over because he loves Shirley as a friend, even though the easy thing would’ve been to take Alan’s offer and make a ( Read more... )

Even the most causal viewers of the series know that Community isn’t merely about a bunch of misfits attending a community college, but about how a family-a community-can be formed by any group that cares for and loves one another. Beyond all of the meta-context and concerns with genre homages, the series has always been primarily interested in how ( Read more... )