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Apr 21, 2015 · “Advanced Safety Features” still has that somber season six tone. It’s a far cry from the rapid-fire joke machine Community regularly was in its heyday and sort of has the tone of a light ...
Apr 22, 2015 · Fortunately, “Advanced Safety Features” doesn’t succomb to those problems, and while it’s arriving halfway into a largely disappointing season, that doesn’t mean it’s any less welcome ...
Apr 22, 2015 · Community 's "Advanced Safety Features" began with the gang in their usual spot, trying to put the final touches on their plans for a Greendale Alumni dinner. Frankie once again takes on the role ...
Apr 21, 2015 · HitFix's Alan Sepinwall reviews "Advanced Safety Features," the "Community" episode where Britta's true love returns, the group tries to befriend Elroy, and the Dean falls for a car company.
Advanced Safety Features has been eliminated with 540 votes (43.34%). And we are down to what I think most of us knew would be the top 3. Second and third recieved 327 votes (26.24%), and 207 votes (16.61%).
Apr 20, 2015 · Sub. No, no, no, no, that's my sandwich name. I'm my own man now. I'm a free, reliable, quality man, named Rick. Hi, Rick. Oh. That's for half of my heart. And that's for the other half. And this is for being the reason there's two halves of my heart.
Doux Reviews: Community: Advanced Safety Features. by Josie Kafka. “Stop the Honda, Rick.”. This is an episode of deceptive simplicity. There are three plots—Britta/Rick, Jeff/Elroy, Frankie/Group—but each of them emphasizes the inherent sadness of adulthood, and the way that we can only connect, sometimes, by changing who we are in ...
