:)

Not just that, the story with Chang, too. That's what is great about "Community" - people watching it for the first time have NO idea what they are in for, story-wise.

HE IS THE TRUEST REPAIRMAN

The fact that it involves Black Hitler?

Well boys and girls… I hope you brought your popsicles…

@@mlgnerd13 how do you expect me to believe that

It honestly sounds like a terrible thing to say to a friend if they don't get the reference 😂

Imagine if she actually use it when she got the role of a Marvel villain...

“You’re becoming dangerous Annie. It’s those doe eyes. Disappointing you is like choking the little mermaid with a bike chain.”

I kind of shock when i find out that she want to become a Marvel villain but then watch this episode, i say "yeah...go for it Alison..."

It’s not that hard.

@@tempsitch5632 lmao

@@tempsitch5632 it's not the actual expression that they're impressed by, it's the translation of an animated expression to physical

Lol!!!

Lol I HAD THE SAME THOUGHT🤣🤣🤣

Oh my god YES lmfao

HE KEEPS NOT SEEING IT!

5 more episodes

I don't think it's because she has a crush on Prof Slater, but because she has a crush on Jeff and wants to look like her.

@@laya1901 No-one said she has a crush on Slater...

@@Wolfer1OOO They disagreed with the comment, then agreed with it lol

@@laya1901 learn comprehension

@@laya1901 r/Whooosh!

What's wrong with the film?

I believe this episode has the first of many jokes sprinkled throughout Community's run that mock Good Will Hunting. Dan really hates that movie. lol

Why?

Same. Not because I didn't think they'd get it, I just assumed they would talk over it like half the other jokes in the show.

*Jeff Winger:* _This won't work. The last time you did this, I saved a vial of your tears and have been slowly building up an immunity._ Jeff is the only one capable of somewhat resisting Annie's powers, to an extent anyways... ☺

yeah at this point i almost find it endearing

I agree to disagree - Paradox

I do CGI, just as a hobby, but I understand both the tools and the underlying coding of those tools, and what the technical limitations are. I literally read white papers on CGI algorithms for fun sometimes. There has been incredible advances in just the last few years. The hardware isn't getting that much better, mostly it's just becoming more parallelized, but newer algorithms are also becoming more and more multithreaded to take advantage of it. Still, there's a ton of research being done with light and materials to improve how real things look. Fluid simulations are getting better and better, and the tools for modeling and simulating things have advanced dramatically. How much of this is noticeable to audiences? Hard to say. I notice some stuff but I'm not a typical audience member. One big difference now is in lighting, particularly when there are many sources of light in a scene. This has a subtle effect in many cases, but when trying to match natural lights to composite in effects and CGI objects/characters, it makes a big difference to realism. There's been some great work with subsurface scattering, too, which has a big effect on things like realistic flesh. Mostly though, I would say the technological advances have just added up to letting artists work quicker. They can iterate on their work faster, make more artistic decisions in the course of a project, and produce better product as a result. CGI has been "realistic enough" for a while now, at least in simple lighting environments, but beyond that point there is still room to make things more visually interesting. So much more detail can be added. As harder things have gotten easier, scene complexity can also increase dramatically. Shots that would have been infeasible before, either for time or budget, are simply possible now, even trivial. Creatives are not as limited, which at the end of the day means they can tell stories visually that before could never have been told visually before.

I think they are arguing about two different things. Aaron's point seem to be about the visual advancement specifically and when you reach photorealistic cgi you can't go further than that, visually. Which is correct. But Eric is also correct in that the technology behind the scenes are advancing faster than ever, making it easier and cheaper to make things photorealistic.

I disagree. If it takes an expert to notice the difference then the upgrade isn't that big of a deal. Technology should really be defined by how much it improves your life. Going from a telephone to a smart phone is a huge deal because of all the extra things it now enables you to do. Going from a Galaxy S21 to a Galaxy S22 isn't anywhere near the same leap. You can essentially do the same thing.

@@fakecubed no one reading that lil homie

Did it feel just as awkward then? I keep feeling like I should be out helping them but then realize I'm hovering...

@@Kreepie11 Well I was a very young kid, and I guess my mom was more occupied with making sure I didn’t get run over in the parking lot or something, probably. Honestly most of what I remember from the grocery store back then was staring at the mylar helium balloons for sale near the entrance.

@@fakecubed Haha that's fair! I considered after I wrote the comment that you might have been young at the time. The shiny balloons? If so, I can picture them. :)

That still happens in some places

@@Kreepie11 I find it awkward too which is why I just tell them I'll handle it myself lmao

He was streets ahead

Says the one who lost their patience and decided to complain in a KZfaq comment section

Isn't that right... Black Hitler?

Right?

Eric picked it up right away.

Good Luck chugging through the Dan Harmon-less season 4 which is A DRAG. Season 5 has some awesome stuff though. and by Season 6 it's essentially an entirely different show.

Avoid the comments until you finish the show. There's a lot of spoilers in these.

I would be frustrated lol. He is tough to watch when they are reacting to something even slightly not straightforward.

*paninis

@@himanbam whoops sorry i forgot it was that 😂 been a while since the rewatch

Yeah, it’s ridiculous enough, no need to get completely over the board with it

black hitler you mean :P also i think their first thought will be of Rosanne...im not entirely sure but i think atleast one of them referenced it once in a bad memory.

I’ve seen him both hate something cause of it’s personification and deeper thematic meaning. And then you have this subplot which at this point is just a funny movie parody and he wants more to it. Aaron, and I love the guy, likes things a certain way in a certain box doing certain things and if it deviates at all in the slightest he gets lost

I wrote almost the exact same comment and deleted it then saw this one. For someone who watched tv professionally he’s not very adept at it.

Are they watching the second season?

@@jodynelson2055 the great thing about being on a team of reactors is you don't have to be good at it to be successful, you just need to be friends with people who are

I can't believe with all the comments about Aaron not getting it, that I haven't yet seen someone say Aaron is streets behind.

Where did you hear that? All I saw when I looked it up was that there wasn't even confirmation of a movie let alone a release date or platform. I would think if a movie gets made then its on Netflix.

@@snerdterguson Dan Harmon confirmed they're working on it

@@MrChefBoyardee cool. Hopefully it happens. The OP is definitely off then since it’s just being pitched so it can’t be scheduled for 2023 on Peacock. I can’t imagine Netflix doesn’t get it. The show is very popular on the platform and I don’t think Harmon would be that into returning to NBC. I could also see it going to HBO since them and Harmon already have a working relationship with Rick and Morty. Hopefully we get the full cast, even a cameo at least by ghost pierce.

They have said they have busy schedule and they have no intention of reacting to sandman yet. They will probably do it in future.

Giving one, surely.

AND JESUS WEPT!!!

The opening of the ACB episode is one of my favorites. "Great!! Now I've got these FOLDERS to deal with... Et tu pencil?... *shudders* ASS!!!! CRACK!!!! BANDIT!!!!!!

_We do beg your pardon, but we are in your garden_

Long, long before

They have said they have busy schedule and they have no intention of reacting to sandman yet. They will probably do it in future.

They changed from Netflix to Amazon earlier in the season so the version they watched did have subtitles but the footage on the reaction doesn't.

@@JamieHollowayXVII Ok cool. Where was this said?

@@secondeye1574 I can't remember which episode but at the start of a full length Calvin specified that they're now watching on Amazon.

They said they'd try to watch it by the end of the year, but it may change because they don't actually know what they're schedule at that point is going to look like

I mean it's not like they can just sit and watch the show silently. It's a reaction and they have to speak to not get claimed for copyright infringement.

The show did a beetlejuice joke that took three episodes spread over two seasons to materialize and the payoff was about a second of a guy in a beetlejuice costume passing by in the background. I know of no sitcom that did subtle humor better. Arrested development was on the same level for seasons 1-3.

ok calm down it’s really not that deep lmao

Who are you telling to calm down? My comment was very calm. Nor did I say that anything was deep. Seems like you're the one who needs to calm down.

To clarify, there is something called Moore's Law. It basically defines a way that technological advancements will halt at some point, because it'll get more and more difficult (reaching impossible) to shrink transistors and capacitors even more, to produce more power than what it already does. So yes, Aaron is 100% correct. The graphical advancements we see nowadays in games, are sooo much smaller compared to back then, when the release of a new console, marked the age of new rendering technologies, and gave games a completely new look. This sudden jump is simply not possible nowadays. Yes, adding more textures, improving the resolution, and upping the anti-aliasing is definitely great, and makes games, like Last of Us Remasted, look way better then the official release. But it's still just a "good looking game", it hasn't reached the next stage yet. (next stage being like the difference from ps2 -> ps3 for example)

wrong

the office is overrated

Symply wrong

Office is more laugh out loud but Community is way more creative and better characters