Community is a great show, with brilliant writing and great casting. It's not like the traditional sitcom, with a lower volume of jokes and more emotional sequences. Every actor is perfect in their role and I don't know how they pulled that off.

Season 1 is a bit awkward with the actors getting used to their roles but seasons 2 and 3 are the absolute peak. Every single joke lands and everyone will find at least one character they can relate to.

Season 4 (the gas leak year) is not as bad as people say it is, but it does not live up to the standards of community. The new director tried filling in more jokes to make it like other sitcoms and it just did not work.

Seasons 5 and 6 are again really good, but it sucks that Troy and Pierce, two of the funniest characters, had to leave the show.

Community also has better bottle episodes than probably any show ever, with some animated episodes and some crime solving episodes that are really fun to watch. It has at least 10 pop culture references per episode and they're all on point. Every character, even the guest stars, are all really funny with impeccable timing.

But some people say it is better than the office and I find that blasphemous. Yes, it has witty writing but so does the office, and community will not keep you laughing continuously for the whole 20 minutes.

The leads, Jeff and Britta are fine. Annie and Shirley can get annoying sometimes but they're ok. Pierce and Chang and the Dean are hilarious, while Troy and Abed is the best friendship/duo you can find on TV. Their chemistry and timing are just really good. The new characters introduced in seasons 5 and 6 are also pretty good.

Community is very rewatchable and remains one of the most underrated sitcoms on TV. Glad it's finally getting some recognition on streaming services.