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If you've heard word that Dan Harmon might be signing back onto
Community, which the showrunner stated during one of his Harmontown gatherings,
you're likely pretty stoked. But we can't help approach any return to
the once great NBC series with skepticism. Not even the genius behind
the first three terms can erase the black mark that is Season 4...
unless he, literally,
Does erase it. It seems that the only way
Harmon can rectify what replacement showrunners Moses Port and David
Guarascio did to Greendale Community College is by annulling the canon
of the group's senior year. So how, exactly, can we rid ourselves of
this stain on the storyline?
It was all a dreamThe standard: maybe an anxious
Jeff, or a fever-ridden Pierce, hallucinated the whole ordeal during
one long Scotch-induced night?
It was a creative project of Abed'sWe've seen
Abed try to embody his friends on the screen before. Still growing as a
filmmaker, he doesn't quite have the knack for
Perfect writing just yet. As such, Season 4 was the product of his developing passions.
It was an alternative dark timelinePerhaps the result of a fateful die-toss, Season 4 was what
Could have happened to the study group... but not what
did happen.
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We'd love to see Harmon return, hit the reset button one year, and
pick up after Jeff's 2012 realization that he does, indeed, belong at
Greendale, alongside his beautiful new family. And although we trust the
imagination of the man who developed the show to begin with, we're
skeptical that he can preserve the stories of this past year and still
bring
Community back to its former glory. So if he's able to
find a way to retroactively take Season 4 out of the picture, we're on
board for the endeavor. Otherwise, we're happy to continue considering
the wonderful Season 3 finale the true ending to
Community.
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