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Jeff x rich

#house md

"Watching my dad (a GP doctor) watch House is more entertaining than the show"

And that's not even everything.

hello mouthwashing community, guess who took responsibility

can u write about chase making out with y/n (f3)? 🥺

yikes 😬 😬 sorry y/n. better luck next time!

Every time anyone in the world says anything like "stop making everything gay" or "why can't guys be friends" Troy and Abed kiss. So like could homophobes chill because they literally can't get anything else done. Like they're having fun but jfc they need to like eat and sleep and stuff

actually frothing at the mouth over these dumb lawyer games (inktober day 11: snack, day 12: remote)

i hate this, i need to *remembers suicide jokes are bad for my mental health* put on a felt goatee and become evil

I want to write a big essay on community season 6 and how deeply meta it is and how Jeff and Abed, as usual, perfectly mirror each other.

Jeff is slowly realizing he’s truly in a tv show and freaking out about it because it’s season 6 and most of his original friends are gone and he’s stuck in the show (“Even Pierce got to die!” and “I’m gonna be the last one here!” “But Abed… Six seasons and a movie?”)

Abed is slowly detaching himself from the show, having accepted that change is sometimes a good thing and stepping into “real life” (leaving for university - “Jeff, I know it comforts you to see the world through that meta lense, but this is reality”)

How Frankie represents the studios wanting a less goofy show, transforming Greendale into a more respectable school (tv show) and slowly chipping away what made Community truly weird and only when they “save” Greendale is when they end the series because it’s not our Community anymore.

It’s Community, sure, but through season 6 they keep asking to tone down the bits and the bizarre stuff (shutting down paintball, because they’re just not that kind of school anymore). The Dean being treated like a baby (which he is. Babygirl Dean) and being removed from his position of authority meaning we are not in charge anymore. Frankie, beautiful, headstrong Frankie is, a new era has come.

And that’s okay. Almost everyone left. Britta, the Dean… Everyone is happy. People grow and change and that’s okay. After school ends, you don’t keep in touch with everyone. You lose track of people who saw you grow, saw you become a better person. It doesn’t change the fact that you’re still that good person.

You still drive your friends to the airport and hug your first friend you made almost seven years ago twice before you watch him leave for a better future.

Everybody moves on.

Even Pierce got to die.