It took a long time for the time spans between events to come into focus--and I did start watching one episode over again by mistake (Tobias going to India) and it took me way too long to realise that I'd seen that before, since it was the second time the first time anyway. Speaking of that event and things that were totally obvious in retrospect-- Maeby as the (don't squeeze the!) shaman.

I just read that Harmon was asked back to Community. And he laughed and said he'd only come back if Chevy did too. I don't even: [link]

Yeah, I'm not sure I completely have a handle on that. Some of the elapsed-times were pretty confusing.

One episode left for me, I'm gonna wait a bit before I finish it off because, I don't know why, but I am. I expect this will be a rewarding season to rewatch, but I also imagine that watching just one episode will always be difficult.

I don't know how to react to Harmon.

OH MY GOD I didn't get the "don't squeeze the shaman" joke. But holy crap, when it turned out that it was Maeby ahahahaha.

After a while, I started paying attention to every little thing because I knew it would turn out to be important somehow. But I didn't quite get the significance of the various cars that crashed in the intersection.

There will be more, right? Right?

Four seasons and a movie!

Heh.

Venture Brothers: This Sunday!

Venture Brothers: This Sunday!

Fuck yeah! Something to fill the Archer-less void.

Though Adventure Time has been on an excellent run of episodes lately.

Well, huh, Dan Harmon back for Season 5, maybe? [link]

Harmon, who is revered by Community fans, made mention of this possible reunion with his beloved show on Sunday during a taping of his podcast, Harmontown: He said that NBC had asked him to return and quipped that he would do it only if Chase came back too, according to HollyWookiee.com.

Oh, but it gets even better:

Deadline says they hear Sony initially asked David Guarascio and Moses Port, who were the showrunners on Season 4, to return for Season 5, but they declined.

So they renewed the show and now have no one to run it!

Deadline also refer to Season 5 as "the final chapter" the series, with the intention of Harmon coming in to guide the show he began to its finish - though officially, Sony and NBC haven't made any "final season" announcement about Community, which has secured last-minute renewals the past couple of years.

Bring 'er home, Dan.