dorkvader:

I can’t. I love that show:( We kept it alive for five years. I just. I don’t understand how it doesn’t have a larger following:( I just love it so muuuuch. ALL MY CREYS. FOR THIS SHOW. TOO MANY FEELS.

Same here. A show I love so very much is about to end - a show, which has one of the most loyal fanbases I have seen. Even the campaigns to save Chuck still feels like something that has happened a week before.

I’m honestly not ready to watch that final episode yet. I love the entire cast so much to say goodbye.

communitythings:

In 2006 FOX ended a cult comedy sitcom’s run in its third season. In 2011 NBC “benched” a very creative and smart cult comedy sitcom. Let’s hope history does not repeat itself.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD8WOzRG8ik&feature=g-all

Let’s not forget the heart attack Chuck fandom got through too.

I’m sorry but from what I can see NBC is failing so much for canceling shows that are actually good. It may be just business for them, but at this rate they’ll lose the audience’s favor for good. I’d seriously hesitate before getting myself hooked on another NBC show after this, because I’ll know that show; no matter how good and how huge of a fanbase it has; will be facing the danger of cancellation at any moment in NBC’s hands.

I honestly hope history doesn’t repeat itself in Community’s case too but NBC is being so blind and hopeless against these great shows, I’m really worried… I loved Arrested Development and waited for the good news for many years with its many fans; I’m really happy for the latest news. But to be honest, I had completely given up hope of any news on that front. So as for Community, which I love just as much, I’m trying not to keep my hopes up, because if NBC decided the new AD projects almost 5 years later, after so many campaigns and pressure from all the fronts, I don’t even want to guess what it’ll take for them to renew Community - our souls, probably.

All of these are amazing shows and as much as I try to understand that this is a business and you have to act according to the ratings, can’t they judge themselves if the shows they’re trying to cancel are actually good or not to see if there’s some hope here? Shouldn’t they be at least caring a little about how absolutely passionate their fans are about them and try to think about a solution to raise the ratings, instead of showing the axe at the first problem? Because all of these shows have developed far more interesting than the time they first began airing and anybody following them can’t argue about that.

TL;DR: As much as this is a business for NBC, I just think all of this is meaningless if you keep losing the people by letting them down about shows they love so many times…

I hope we get to watch Community for many more seasons, that show deserves it.