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Community 3.7 ‘Studies in Modern Movement’ Review

Submitted by on November 17, 2011 No Comment

Studies in Modern Movement‘ was an episode that got fans laughing out loud at some of the scenes.

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Jeff switched moods this episode and it did a whole lot of good for the show as a whole as he gave a wonderful performance with his unperturbed demeanor. For the past couple of episodes he has been edgy and quick to get angry. This was a departure from his usual self. It is not that he was less engaging but the way he came back to his usual self and the story line really made it a perfect combination for a successful episode.

His music video with Del Pelton was one f the high points of the show. He was as self-obsessed as ever and his scheme is always driven by this need to be the center of it all. It was very funny when Pelton came in and undid it for him. It is still surprising that he has not yet gathered that the Dean is always on the look out to ruffle any thing he gets involved in. It is as if he scores a personally huge point when he gets a Jeff the way it does but it is even more hilarious that Jeff with all his self absorption seems none the wiser.

Troy and Abed went out of their way trying to make Annie feel at home and welcome even to the point of letting her have their room. And Britta and Shirley were decidedly different in this episode. It looked as if the writers were listening to the complaints of some fans when they felt that their characters were just about one thing alone.

It was an interesting episode and very funny to boot.

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