A lot of core characters leave during the later seasons, and it’s not quite the same. That’s it for Community! This show is amazing, I didn’t like Season 4 or Season 6 however. As a fan of John Oliver (I love Last Week Tonight), I love this character even more. He is also very British and prone to delivering great lines that are very quotable. He drinks a lot, and is not above blackmail. He is the psychology professor, and has a lot of issues. Technically not a main character, as his character often disappears with no explanation. The Dean becomes more of a main character as the seasons go on. He also loves to dress up for no apparent reason. He is very proud of this, and does his best to make the school the best it can be. Chang is played by Ken Jeong.Īnother character who loves to make puns with their name. He also constantly makes puns using his name. He’s sort of crazy, can explode in anger, and is often very rude. In the first season, he’s the Spanish teacher. He’s played by Chevy Chase.Ĭhang is hard to explain.
I have conflicting feelings about Pierce sometimes. He has helped out his study mates many times, but he can be a bit of a dick at times though. A place that he loses a couple of times due to this old-fashioned views. He’s a little bit lost, but finds a place in the study group.
Pierce has been in this college for over a decade. Shirley is played by Yvette Nicole Brown. She is lovely and kind, but do not push her, cause she can be scary. She loves baking and will often say “Oh, that’s nice!”. Shirley can be a bit judgemental at times, but she is also very loyal to the study group. He’s played by Donald Glover.ĭevoted mother, divoree, and religious. He is a sweetheart, and is universally loved. Happily spending time watching tv/movies and playing video games with Abed. He starts off as a typical jock, but becomes a proud nerd. You can always rely on him for a pop culture reference that you or may not understand. Everything he learnt is from either the movies or television. She’s played by Alison Brie.Ībed lacks a little in social skills…and emotional skills. She is also a hopeless romantic and starts off a little naive. Nothing is more important than her grades and work. She’s played by Gillian Jacobs.Īnnie is a perfectionist, smart and driven. She is a proud cat-owner, and often doesn’t know when to back down. She hides her share of insecurities though. She has been around the world a fair bit and considers herself well-versed in the world. He’s played by Joel McHale.īritta always has a cause, no matter how little or big. You can always rely on him to take the easy way out, and talk people out of or into anything. As time goes on, he lets his guard down and we start to find out why he is the way he is. I’ll stick with the main recurring ones.Ĭharming and good at the talking thing. Even if you don’t watch the whole show, some of these episodes can be watched on their own. This show is insane in the best possible way. On top of that, they have also done a musical episode, a multiple timeline episode, an 8-bit video game episode, a Law and Order episode… They had a zombie episode, a ‘bottle’ episode, a stop-motion episode, a Dungeon and Dragons episode and a paintball episode. While some comedies may have the occasional ‘wacky’ episodes and mostly normal, Community is the opposite. By halfway through the first season, the show finds it’s stride and pretty much every episode is golden! He has a thing for Britta Perry, a social activist type who begins a domino effect of inviting others to the study group Jeff set up to try get with her. The ‘lead’ character, Jeffrey Winger, has been a successful lawyer, until it comes to light that he faked his degree and now he needs to legitimize his degree, by going through community college. Community is set in a community college, called Greendale.
Community is one of the smartest and weirdest comedies I have ever watched. The show also has an astounding amount of pop culture references. A was for Avatar: The Last Airbender, B was for Brooklyn Nine-Nine here comes C.Īs I mentioned in B, I have a soft spot for sitcoms and comedies.
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