You will be missed.

Here's my provisional top 10 - I didn't look at the link yet, just ran through the Wikipedia list.

10) Conspiracy Theories and Interior Design
9) Introduction to Statistics
8) Intermediate Documentary Filmmaking
7) Cooperative Calligraphy
6) Contemporary American Poultry
5) Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
4) Paradigms of Human Memory
3) Remedial Chaos Theory
2) Anthropology 101
1) Modern Warfare

Modern Warfare was the best 22 minutes of TV I have ever seen.

The only thing that could have made it better was expanding it to a 44 minute show and filling the extra 22 minutes with sex scenes starting Britta, Annie, and Britta/Annie.

DamnYankees: Here's my provisional top 10 - I didn't look at the link yet, just ran through the Wikipedia list.

1. Modern Warfare
2. Remedial Chaos Theory
3. Paradigms of Human Memory
4. Contemporary American Poultry
5. Cooperative Calligraphy
6. Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
7. A Fistfull of Paintballs / A Few Paintballs More
8. Epidemiology
9. Introduction to Statistics
10. Conspiracy Theories and Interior Design

I would consider sacrificing my dog to spend a week naked with a willing Alison Brie.

Stompn_Tom: NBC totally Britta'd this show

Bring it back!!!!!

They made a completely understandable and harmless mistake to the show?

Word is that Annie's Santa suit is something to behold. And Britta does another memorable dance.

Dear NBC,

You suck wet farts from the assholes of dead chickens for doing this to Community.

Signed,

AOP

Also, show's episode order hasn't been cut (yet) and the show is still in production, so there will still be some more episode made, for sure.

Hey, these aren't moments from Titus!

NBC is so streets behind it's a wonder they still exist

Bring it back!

And add Ted McGinley to the cast!

How DARE they cancel Community!

I see a campaign to save Community is brewing ;)

This isn't 30 Rock.

AdolfOliverPanties: Word is that Annie's Santa suit is something to behold. And Britta does another memorable dance.

This episode may have to stay on my DVR indefinitely.

cameroncrazy1984: This isn't 30 Rock.

You're right. It's much, much better.

/and 30 Rock is awesome

Fark was the place that turned me on to the show. Bought the first season and finished most of it 1 sitting. Then ran out and got Season 2 immediately after finishing the first. The season 1 halloween show kept me hooked, Advanced Dungeons and Dragons convinced me it was something special. I feel bad though since I can't watch it when it airs. I have to catch it on Hulu or get it on DVD.

Thread could use a little more Alison Brie.

Well, if this is the last Community ever, it's a hell of an episode to go out on. The Troy and Abed rap was fantastic.

Wow, Annie can rock a Christmas costume.

/She jingled my bells.
//BRING IT BACK, DAMMIT!

Winktologist: cameroncrazy1984: This isn't 30 Rock.

You're right. It's much, much better.

/and 30 Rock is awesome

Meh.

Good god, Alison Brie. Just...good god.

Really I'm Black: wait, its getting cancelled? but.. its such a good show.


WHY?


NBC execs struck a Faustian bargain with Whitney Cummings to keep her show on the air instead is why.

I am watching WhoIsWillo: Well, if this is the last Community ever, it's a hell of an episode to go out on. The Troy and Abed rap was fantastic.

I have been watching this one episode for 2 hours. I keep rewinding it for this rap alone.

NetOwl: On the one hand, I will hate NBC if they end Community prematurely. On the other hand, Parks and Rec is still good.

/NBC can die

It's pretty amazing how over the past five years, NBC has had the overwhelming majority of great TV comedies, and perhaps all great TV shows, on networks - and they still farking suck.

IMDWalrus: bravian: Really I'm Black: wait, its getting cancelled? but.. its such a good show.


WHY?

Its not technically cancelled. NBC pulled it off the schedule and they still have half of season left in the can. They could bring it back in the spring.

/although doubtful

Bullshiat. There's no way in hell NBC doesn't air episodes that are already done and already paid for. They haven't shut down production. They didn't cut the number of episodes in the season.

The show isn't dead yet. It may not get a fourth season (which would be a HUGE letdown), but the episode that aired tonight is absolutely NOT the final one NBC will show.

In fact, word around the 'net entertainment dirt sheets is that Community only needs one more full season to have enough episodes for Syndication, which is where NBC/Universal will earn shiatloads of money on the show.

Odds are it will get one more season, because if it doesn't, the entire series has been just a colossal waste of money.

Dear NBC,

Suck my farking dick for farking over Community, and the possibility of canceling the show over that coont show Whitney. WTF is wrong with you? Are you guys trying to have the record for longest running fail in the history of the world? How the fark am I suppose to my fantasies of switching teams for a 3-way with Britta and Annie? farking assholes you are.

Sincerely,
demonfaerie

odinsposse: FirstNationalBastard: In fact, word around the 'net entertainment dirt sheets is that Community only needs one more full season to have enough episodes for Syndication, which is where NBC/Universal will earn shiatloads of money on the show.

Odds are it will get one more season, because if it doesn't, the entire series has been just a colossal waste of money.

Actually it won't which is part of the problem. Community is produced by Sony, not NBC. They pay for the shows and then sell them to NBC. Sony will get the syndication money, not NBC. So the fact that NBC won't get a payoff if the show stays on long enough and doesn't show strong ratings-wise is probably why NBC isn't interested in keeping it around when they can push crap they produce themselves.

Hm. I was under the impression it was a Universal show.

Well, I suppose there's always the chance of a straight to syndication season to fill out the run. Community can't cost that much to produce, the sets are already built, the crew is already assembled, and the eventual syndication money would probably be worth eating the cost of a season of the show.