It's better to dream together (final episode)
There is no doubt that Community Season 2 was my favorite of the six seasons.
First of all, a large part of the reason is because EP23 24 is too much to my taste, to the extent that I never get tired of watching it. The main creators of these two episodes really played tricks to the point of flying, and the comedy war in the peaceful era also caught a disco and roller skates by the way. Of course, the main line of EP 23 is western cowboy style, and the title and bgm already have a bit of excitement. Canned food, fire-baked beans, including those re-creations of classic cowboy dialogues, time and space overlap. Imagine when you hurried to the classroom with your textbook in hand, suddenly someone pulled you and asked you if you were the Ace of Hearts in a bad tone. Then you rip off your damn school uniform and pull out your revolver, laughing and saying I'm a club.
I, a middle-aged patient, can wake up from a dream just thinking about it.
EP 24 Star Wars Terrier. I'm not a Star Wars fan myself, but Troy "sacrificed", Abed and Annie kissing under egg paint, Shirely breaking through the siege and Britta turning the tide, and finally the school flag rising in greendale.
Really fucking fun.
This opportunity to live an impassioned life in a peaceful year is worth it even in a film and television production. Playing and playing around, but you know that the last thing left for you is always a happy ending.
(Who doesn't want to have a live-action CS/laser gun battle/egg fight at school.
In fact, this also represents the main reason I like this show - it looks like it's a bland community college life, but you live in different universes, different times and different identities at the same time. You can be a cowgirl, you can be Han Solo, you can be Napoleon, but you're an ordinary Colorado pseudo-college student.
We seek excitement, but we cannot completely abandon real life. Therefore, the director/screenwriter tried their best to arrange these story links into the ordinary life of ordinary people. It is not a low-profile or a remake, but a story that is a bit like the convergence of different timelines.
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