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I really wish the Chang Twin story was kept It kinda explains how he went from. "kinda normal" in Season 1 to "insane" in seasons 2 and 3 It Even retroactively explains how he goes to "between normal and insane" between Season 4 and 5: he was Finally accepted so that gave calm to his mind
If it wasn't for it's decreasing quality as the main characters left. it would be. What made the show so great was the ensemble, and once people starting leaving, it fell apart
I put it in the same group as always sunny Arrested development and that 70s show. They're a bunch more I could add to this list but figured I'd let others
One of those shows I deliberately ignored for years before I finally decided to give it a chance through lockdown, realised just how brilliant it was and ended up binging every episode.
No, he told us there is a scene where Annie talks about going on 3 dates and stares at Jeff when explaining she had to pay every single time (implying they went on a date and Jeff didn't pay), which wasn't in the final cut.
There is also an additional scene in Conventions of Space and Time where Jeff gets her the appletini and the bartender mistakes Annie for his wife AND HE GOES ALONG WITH IT JUST LIKE SHE DID EARLIER
@@DeepFriedOreoOffline i dont know about the final cut, but I've watched that scene 99% sure on netflix. In fact there are a few of these that I've seen on the many times i've rewatched
@@PRM77 That's awesome, I watch the show every night as I go to sleep :) just for background noise cause idk what else to watch on Netflix lol. But I think you may have forgotten to add your point lol. Are you saying there isn't a scene like that which got cut? I can guarantee its not in the Netflix version, lol. But I do think I've seen the clip in a video on RU-vid. But I can't remember now.
I wonder how many people have stumbled upon the SUPER odd Dan Harmon videos advertising Greendale; or the scenes from Abed’s study group show that we never see completely
I wonder if every episode takes place in the same timeline. There were 7 different timelines and I don’t think we saw much detail that would indicate they take place in the “main” one.
"Half a year's worth of paychecks"?? Britta asks for an advance on her next "7 or 8 paychecks". Do you think Britta only gets paid every 3-4 weeks? She works at a bar. She would get paid every week or every two weeks. She's asking for a few months advance, but not half a year.
