Greendale Library Study Group Room.
Josh Holloway wore a cowboy hat, two guns on his back, and boot thorns on his feet.
After the three people in the study group got out of danger, Abed said, "He's handsome, just like the main character in the show." In an
instant, the plot flashes back -
at the end of the S2E11 Christmas stop-motion animation, Abed receives a Christmas gift - —LOST Season 1 DVD.
When I watched the first season of Community, I wondered. In this best book bag series of all time, which created the most powerful citation man Abed in history, Greendale University is equivalent to a complete copy of the real world (the world outside the TV series). What does Abed do when there's a cameo from a character on a TV show? Is it to see through his identity as a real-world actor at a glance, or to cater to what a character on a show should do—acknowledge the role of the guest star himself? The writers chose the latter for Abed when Jack Black made a cameo appearance. Making Greendale a semi-altered world.
Abed said: "It's not that I can't tell the difference between reality and drama, but I just want to create drama in reality."
As the biggest feature of Community, dropping the book bag can generate an infinite loop of "drama in drama". Nested mode.
In the play, Abed is always playing the role, recording the plot, and maybe he is the only one who knows the truth. Maybe we can explain it this way: Abed knows everything about the cameos, about the Community show as a show, he's just playing the role of Abed in the Community show, and the role of Abed Always playing various roles at Greendale University.
Where is reality, where is drama?
Which world is real and which world is fictional?
The screenwriters noticed this possibility. In S2E5, Abed became a "god" and wanted to shoot a "god movie" in Greendale——
I have come.
I am watched by the world as I watch the world.
I am both the audience and the creator.
The world will know my power.
There is no filming here, and no audience.
Movies are stories.
Stories are us.
We are movies.
In this episode, the writers confuse reality with the show, outside of Greendale with inside of Greendale, and all the possibilities of Abed, making a porridge that is invisible, audible, tasteless, and unknowable. All the citations, all the book bags, all the philosophical thinking of the Matrix (The Matrix), all the agnostic (theories) are caught in this pot of porridge like a black hole.
You never know what's going on in this show, you never know what the show's purpose is - like you can't figure out how the writers pulled the Greendale chrysanthemum Daqi's... The
above are all nonsense, which is the product of confusion after S2. At this moment, I just want to shout to the sky - what a shining drama Community is!
In S2, almost half of the single episodes are out of the regular unit mode - the E23-24 season finale egg battle is applied in Western movies, Star Wars mode, the E19 birthday party is a repeat of pulp fiction, and the E17 student union campaign for CIA president has been shot. , E16 pseudo-documentary, E14 D&D board game, E11 Christmas stop-motion animation, E9 pubic hair theory reversal nesting, E6 Halloween zombie massacre, E5 shooting "magic film", E4 space plane returning to rescue... not to mention "regular" The light of Easter eggs shining everywhere in the single episode.
Community doesn't stop at S1's bag of books, it has been shaped into a model series worthy of all sitcoms.
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