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# Community - Season 03

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The third season of Community opens with a musical number promising to be "less weird than the first two years combined"--a promise that, thankfully, goes right out the window as the episode culminates in the eternally glib Jeff (Joel McHale) attacking the study group's table with a fire ax. From there, Community is a freewheeling, ridiculous, and surprisingly complex dissection of sitcoms, friendship, and pop culture in general. The parodies of Law & Order , Glee , and Ken Burns documentaries are only the tip of the iceberg. In the Halloween episode, the characters take turns telling horror stories, each reflecting both pop takes on horror and the character's own psyche. Another episode takes place mostly inside of a video game (with the characters converted into delightful digital avatars), others slip into anime graphics or heist-movie plot mechanics or follow out multiple possible timelines, another mimics Hearts of Darkness , the documentary about the making of Apocalypse Now --this is the stuff of which postmodern doctoral theses and obsessive cult fandom are made. Woven through the season are the efforts of Vice Dean Laybourne (guest star John Goodman, Roseanne ) to woo Troy (Donald Glover) into the arms of the Air Conditioning Repair School Annex and the gradual rise of Chang (Ken Jeong) from homelessness to brutal dictatorship, thanks to a hit squad of ruthless 12-year-olds. Community demands that viewers pay attention and think about American culture at large to catch all the comedy, which is not what most people expect from a sitcom. But this scope and ambition is exactly what makes Community so rare and rewarding--and so funny, for anyone willing to engage. The writing is consistently smart and inventive, the cast (McHale, Glover, Jeong, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Alison Brie, Yvette Nicole Brown, Chevy Chase, and Jim Rash as the "pansexual imp" Dean Pelton) is charming and wholly committed to their roles, and the multiple directors maintain a consistency of tone even when adopting radically different visual styles. Community , like the great Arrested Development , pursues its distinctive humor to the fullest. Watch it from the beginning. --Bret Fetzer America's most incorrigible study group of misfits returns for a hilariously ingenious new year at Greendale Community College. From homicidal Halloween pizza parties, holiday Glee Club smackdowns, foosball showdowns, epic pillow fight wars and an underage campus security force to a shocking remarriage, a riotous funeral service, submarine sandwich throwdowns, a new Vice Dean (Emmy® winner John Goodman) with a strange air-conditioning fixation and a crime show homage for the ages — the Third Season of television’s boldest, brashest comedy is the most brilliant yet. Get ready to cram it all in. Starring Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Yvette Nicole Brown, Alison Brie, Donald Glover, Jim Rash, with Ken Jeong and Emmy® winner Chevy Chase. INTERNATIONAL: Everyone’s favorite, most incorrigible study group of misfits returns for a hilariously ingenious new year at Greendale Community College. From homicidal Halloween pizza parties, holiday Glee Club smackdowns, foosball sho

Review: 3rd Semester of Community - Community is THE best television show created. Now while my opinion may be a little subjective, the writing, the characters, the entire premise of the show just appeals to me in a great way and I'm sure to millions of other people as well. I am sad to say that this wonderful show doesn't have the highest ratings on television, and I cannot find the reason why? This show is ten times funnier than anything on CBS, and yes I do mean "The Big Bang Theory" as well. Seriously, this show is 10x more ambitious, and dares to be different which just makes me appreciate the creative road this show just continues to take really pushing a lot of boundaries taking unexpected risks that the show is famous for. This season is noticeably different than the previous 2, I will say that this season is a bit darker in tone because of the focus on exploring some of the characters psyches and back stories a bit more. Character developments continue to raise more questions than answers, but the characters are just so loveable and intriguing that sometimes you forget about their personal bios and just enjoy whats happening in the moment of the episodes... To be perfectly honest, the episodes of this season is what hooked me on Community in the first place so I can't say I'm a hardcore fan being that I only came across the series on a happy accident not too long ago (not to mention I'm a huge Donald Glover/Childish Gambino fan). I was just surfing through demand on my DVR and I watched ONE episode, just one, and that episode happened to be "Pillows & Blankets" after watching the genius in that episode alone was enough to pull me into the ENTIRE series buying the Season 1 DVD not too long after and my love fandom just grew from there. I will take season 3 with a grain of salt to say that this season is slightly weaker than the previous seasons not in quality, but in storytelling, it really gets darker and loses some of the fun from previous seasons. Season 3 is the most experiemental season so far of Community and I guess I just wasn't prepared for that. Needless to say Season 3 is still fantastic in every sense. Love the DVD, commentary on every single episode (once again), great featurettes on the making on some of the more "special" episodes, and hilarious outtakes which I have always found enoyable on every season release of Community. Point being, I hope that this show continues to do well and gain more viewers, and even though the creator Dan Harmon may be out of the picture, I hope the new season can still capture all the things that make this series so special. And who knows, Dan Harmon might return at some point in time to continue or maybe even finish off his beloved show (just not now). If your a fan of Community like I am, continue to support the show, if you don't watch the show WATCH IT!! its as simple as that, you will not be dissapointed. P.S. If you are new to the show go back and buy the other seasons because this particular season will not impact you the same way if you haven't grown to love the characters from the very beginning.
Review: Brilliant!!!!!! - After singing and dancing and letting us know that they won't be as weird this Season, they immediately proceed to be just as delightfully weird and satirical as in seasons past. This third season continues in its departure from the first seasons more "Arrested Development"-esque gradual plot development, in favor of biting episodic send-offs of rival shows and our society. If anyone is a villain in this season, it is Jeff, whose vanity and self-absorbed nature are a major engine driving the plot developments of the season, even though none of the main story arcs are about him. However, once Evil Abed makes his appearance, and Chang launches his coup, we recognize how close we all are. There are three terrific story arcs this season, which gel well and make use of all the characters, including Jim Rash as Dean Pelton, reoccurring guest star John Goodman as Vice Dean Labor, and Ken Jeong as "Chang." With a fantastic spoof of Glee (featuring Taran Killam as the Sweater Vest wearing Glee instructor), the show continues to show that it is not only a wonderfully funny show, but also quite capable of pointing out our societal foibles, with regards to our entertainment and predilections. This show is simply, BRILLIANT! It is funny, clever, and exceptionally well-written, with pithy dialogue, and a great development of plot. The cast is one of the best on television, and the writers make sure that each character receives a fair share of story time and screen time, so that we can full appreciate their talents. There is no weak link anywhere! Dani Pudi is a prodigy, and yes, I will go there... even though exceptionally talented actors in their own rights, Gillian Jacobs and Alison Brie was simply STUNNING to look at, to compliment their great comedic character development. Chevy Chase delivers, as we might expect. Joel McHale carries off his arrogant, over-grown emo kid with finesse, Donald Glover is great throughout the season as he matures from high school jock to adult, and Yvette Nicole Brown is wonderful, as the kind preaching Christian who is ubiquitous in American society. The strength of this show is that we either are or know every single one of these characters. It is a crime that this show struggles to stay on the air season after season. It is, likely, the result of the poor taste of so much of the TV audience that leads to this, and is something of which the writers are keenly aware, as they sprinkle lots of references to the show's struggles in the dialogue, while skewering the more "popular" tastes.

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 3rd Semester of Community
*by R***W on September 12, 2012*

Community is THE best television show created. Now while my opinion may be a little subjective, the writing, the characters, the entire premise of the show just appeals to me in a great way and I'm sure to millions of other people as well. I am sad to say that this wonderful show doesn't have the highest ratings on television, and I cannot find the reason why? This show is ten times funnier than anything on CBS, and yes I do mean "The Big Bang Theory" as well. Seriously, this show is 10x more ambitious, and dares to be different which just makes me appreciate the creative road this show just continues to take really pushing a lot of boundaries taking unexpected risks that the show is famous for. This season is noticeably different than the previous 2, I will say that this season is a bit darker in tone because of the focus on exploring some of the characters psyches and back stories a bit more. Character developments continue to raise more questions than answers, but the characters are just so loveable and intriguing that sometimes you forget about their personal bios and just enjoy whats happening in the moment of the episodes... To be perfectly honest, the episodes of this season is what hooked me on Community in the first place so I can't say I'm a hardcore fan being that I only came across the series on a happy accident not too long ago (not to mention I'm a huge Donald Glover/Childish Gambino fan). I was just surfing through demand on my DVR and I watched ONE episode, just one, and that episode happened to be "Pillows & Blankets" after watching the genius in that episode alone was enough to pull me into the ENTIRE series buying the Season 1 DVD not too long after and my love fandom just grew from there. I will take season 3 with a grain of salt to say that this season is slightly weaker than the previous seasons not in quality, but in storytelling, it really gets darker and loses some of the fun from previous seasons. Season 3 is the most experiemental season so far of Community and I guess I just wasn't prepared for that. Needless to say Season 3 is still fantastic in every sense. Love the DVD, commentary on every single episode (once again), great featurettes on the making on some of the more "special" episodes, and hilarious outtakes which I have always found enoyable on every season release of Community. Point being, I hope that this show continues to do well and gain more viewers, and even though the creator Dan Harmon may be out of the picture, I hope the new season can still capture all the things that make this series so special. And who knows, Dan Harmon might return at some point in time to continue or maybe even finish off his beloved show (just not now). If your a fan of Community like I am, continue to support the show, if you don't watch the show WATCH IT!! its as simple as that, you will not be dissapointed. P.S. If you are new to the show go back and buy the other seasons because this particular season will not impact you the same way if you haven't grown to love the characters from the very beginning.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant!!!!!!
*by J***I on November 24, 2012*

After singing and dancing and letting us know that they won't be as weird this Season, they immediately proceed to be just as delightfully weird and satirical as in seasons past. This third season continues in its departure from the first seasons more "Arrested Development"-esque gradual plot development, in favor of biting episodic send-offs of rival shows and our society. If anyone is a villain in this season, it is Jeff, whose vanity and self-absorbed nature are a major engine driving the plot developments of the season, even though none of the main story arcs are about him. However, once Evil Abed makes his appearance, and Chang launches his coup, we recognize how close we all are. There are three terrific story arcs this season, which gel well and make use of all the characters, including Jim Rash as Dean Pelton, reoccurring guest star John Goodman as Vice Dean Labor, and Ken Jeong as "Chang." With a fantastic spoof of Glee (featuring Taran Killam as the Sweater Vest wearing Glee instructor), the show continues to show that it is not only a wonderfully funny show, but also quite capable of pointing out our societal foibles, with regards to our entertainment and predilections. This show is simply, BRILLIANT! It is funny, clever, and exceptionally well-written, with pithy dialogue, and a great development of plot. The cast is one of the best on television, and the writers make sure that each character receives a fair share of story time and screen time, so that we can full appreciate their talents. There is no weak link anywhere! Dani Pudi is a prodigy, and yes, I will go there... even though exceptionally talented actors in their own rights, Gillian Jacobs and Alison Brie was simply STUNNING to look at, to compliment their great comedic character development. Chevy Chase delivers, as we might expect. Joel McHale carries off his arrogant, over-grown emo kid with finesse, Donald Glover is great throughout the season as he matures from high school jock to adult, and Yvette Nicole Brown is wonderful, as the kind preaching Christian who is ubiquitous in American society. The strength of this show is that we either are or know every single one of these characters. It is a crime that this show struggles to stay on the air season after season. It is, likely, the result of the poor taste of so much of the TV audience that leads to this, and is something of which the writers are keenly aware, as they sprinkle lots of references to the show's struggles in the dialogue, while skewering the more "popular" tastes.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best in Class
*by H***Y on July 10, 2012*

There have been times where I have been concerned about how long Community can continue to create its high level of layered, meta-content. I've also taken the time to watch some videos of Writer Dan Harmon and this has greatly helped me to understand his vision for the show and how well thought out the entire show is (not just each individual episode). This is where these DVDs really start adding their value as Dan Harmon commentary, palyfest, comicon, etc. really help you understand the genius he brings to the show. Season 3 is the dark season. Its how Harmon characterizes the growth of a relation and its the part that will test the friendship endured so far. It will either tear them apart, or drive them closer together. Once I understood this, each episode made much more sense. I was also concerned that there might not be much else to do outside of the study room. With 3 paintball episodes, and far too many dances, I was worried about where we would go to keep the show popping. My worry was in vein. Season 3 contains the study group tackling a new Biology professor who has a special appreciation for life gleaned from years spent in prison. It dares to explore the group as they encounter separate timelines. We become privy to Brita's declared major and how she will work within the group with her new skills. We see Jeff play Foosball, the study group sings, Shirley makes sandwiches, we get a law and order spoof, someone dies, and we are presented with a fantastic 8 bit episode. In short... We don't need no stinking paintball. The show continues to delve deep in multi-layered plot twists chocked full of cleverly written pop references and dynamically acted out by a superb cast. The musical talent of the cast is once again brought to light, but so is the talent of the song-writers and directors on staff. Three years in and this show still gets an A+ in every conceivable category. Sadly, this season marks the end of Dan's writing and leadership. It also marks the apparent end of a full season as season 4 has only been ordered with 13 episode across the board from NBC. Two more reasons to complete the Community trilogy with this season 3 DVD. While it doesn't look like this show will complete its "6 seasons and a movie", It did release 3 full seasons + in less than ideal circumstances, and remains one of the most intelligent and underrated comedies of its time. I recommend Community to any sitcom fan for a fresh look at life, politics, pop culture, story telling, acting, music, and more. Community contains the entire academic experience ;)

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