Community

Community (2009)

9/17/2009 - 6/2/2015
6 Seasons, 110 Episodes
8

Follow the lives of a group of students at what is possibly the world’s worst community college in the fictional locale of Greendale, Colorado.

Created By: Dan Harmon

Details

First Air Date

9/17/2009

Last Air Date

6/2/2015

Network

NBC, Yahoo! Screen

Rating

8/10 (1795 votes)

Status

Ended

Production Companies

Krasnoff / Foster Entertainment, Universal Media Studios, Dan Harmon / Russo Brothers, Harmonious Claptrap, Sony Pictures Television, Universal Television

About Community

The sitcom "Community," which ran for six seasons, centers on a study group at Greendale Community College. The show is set in the fictional town of Greendale, Colorado, and follows a diverse cast of characters as they navigate their college experience. Known for its meta-humor and parodies of film and television tropes, "Community" established a distinct comedic voice early in its run.

Over its 110 episodes, "Community" explored themes of friendship, self-discovery, and the absurdities of life within a community college setting. The series often employed unique structural devices and genre spoofs, contributing to its reputation for being both cynical and sentimental. This approach allowed the show to play with conventional sitcom formats while still developing its core group of friends.

While the series maintained a comedic tone, it frequently delved into the eccentricities of its characters and the unusual circumstances they faced at Greendale. The blend of parody, absurdity, and wry humor became a signature of the show, earning it a dedicated following. Its exploration of adult characters returning to or attending college added another layer to its narrative.

IMDb 8.5/10

Why you might be searching for Community

People often search for specific quotes or memorable scenes from "Community," like Pierce repeating "voice command" or the line "I just want to be a part of you guys." The show's distinctive humor and meta-references also lead to searches related to its parodies and its unusual character interactions.

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