Community follows a group of people from varying backgrounds in varying parts of their lives who are united in a study group at a community college.

I watched the majority of this show alone. Watching it with someone else is a lot more fun though. I don't think I ever actually laughed as hard alone as I did with other people. Sure, it's still funny when you watch it alone. You'll look back on it fondly, but in the moment you just think "Oh that's funny" and that's that. That's not to say that I didn't enjoy watching it alone, but it's just more fun with people.

The characters are, of course, the main focus of the show. Their all pretty good, but they never really change throughout the series. That's not a bad thing, though, at least they're consistent. But there's never really any big character developments.

Something I loved was how self-aware the show could be. Sometimes it was as blatant as simply stating "We're aware of how dumb this scenario is" while other times it was more subtle. Most of the time it worked, and it just showed how much effort was put into the show as opposed to some other sitcoms. It understood what good-quality, clever humor was and worked to achieve that.

Overall Community is good. It's fun to watch alone, but more so with other people to laugh along with. Along with some good characters and the self-aware humor, it's definitely one of the better sitcoms out there. In the end I would recommend this show.