
Community — Season 2
Get ready for another semester of hilarious chaos at Greendale! The unforgettable group of oddballs – our beloved misfits – are back for a second season packed with awkward romances, unexpected life lessons, and the kind of friendships that can only be forged amidst utter absurdity. Expect more quirky classes, even weirder schemes, and plenty of laughs as they navigate the ups and downs of community college life together.

With the new semester beginning, Jeff is taken aback to find that his dismissal of Britta has somehow elevated her to campus celebrity status; meanwhile, Chang is eager to gain acceptance into the study group.

The reappearance of a long-lost acquaintance from Jeff’s earlier life casts a shadow over his present. His friends soon learn a startling truth: this visitor holds the key to Jeff's downfall, having been the instigator of the events that le…

Pierce’s passing has ignited a passionate discussion regarding his faith. Meanwhile, Britta and Annie find themselves disagreeing sharply on the approach to the Gulf oil spill fundraising efforts.

Jeff and the others find themselves tasked with rescuing a dilapidated museum display, a piece Dean Pelton intends to feature prominently in Greendale's ambitious new aerospace training initiative.

A rift has formed between Shirley and Abed, stemming from his ambition to helm and feature in a sweeping film exploring religious themes.

The fare provided by Dean Pelton, sourced from the surplus aisles, inadvertently unleashes a wave of zombification at Greendale's Halloween celebration.

Abed cultivates goodwill among the female students by offering to retaliate against their rivals on campus; meanwhile, Jeff and Troy inadvertently discover a hidden sanctuary belonging to the groundskeeper.

The absence of Annie’s pen stirred a subtle tension among them, a quiet discord within their shared space.

Jeff's attempt to fraudulently claim credit for a nonexistent course sends ripples of disruption through Greendale. Meanwhile, Abed and Troy construct an elaborate blanket fort.

On Troy’s twenty-first birthday, his friends gathered to mark the occasion.

In this unique stop-motion animation, the true significance of Christmas has faded from memory, and Abed’s fervent devotion to the holiday becomes a source of concern for his companions.

Chang’s persistent requests for inclusion in the study group are stirring up feelings in Annie, while Jeff finds himself unexpectedly affected by the news Shirley is about to share.

Pierce's attempts to influence Director Annie with money threaten the theater troupe's anti-drug production, while Jeff's teasing text message creates an uncomfortable predicament for Britta.

Concerned by Neil's increasing isolation, Jeff suggests to Abed that he invite "Fat Neil" to join their Dungeons & Dragons game. Abed sees this as an opportunity to build the man’s self-assurance. However, Pierce, discovering he wasn't incl…

Valentine's Day finds Troy and Abed locked in a subtle rivalry for the affections of a librarian assistant, while Britta attempts to project an image of progressive acceptance regarding lesbian relationships.

With a pronouncement of impending death, Pierce gathered the study group at the hospital, intending to leave them his possessions.

With a vice-presidential visit looming, Dean Pelton of Glendale swiftly orchestrates a student body presidential election, setting Annie and Jeff on a competitive path.

Despite Shirley and Andre's reservations about Chang's role in their child's life, he is determined to be a devoted father. Meanwhile, the new acquaintance of Abed and Troy may harbor a dark past.

Jeff and the others orchestrated a Pulp Fiction-themed birthday celebration for Abed, but he had other arrangements in mind, beginning with a lavish dinner for himself and Jeff.

Jeff harbored a quiet distrust of Pierce’s recent engagement to a strikingly attractive classmate. Meanwhile, Troy, striving for Britta’s attention, fabricated a tale of a formative childhood hardship. And in a display of his characteristic…

As Chang finalized the details of their anthropology diorama, they discovered a collection of objects – remnants of Troy’s mischievous monkey – which unexpectedly stirred up painful recollections for the entire study group.

With the semester drawing to a close, the scheduled anthropology final is unexpectedly interrupted when Shirley goes into labor. Her husband, Andre, receives a summons to the university for the birth.

The prize was a hundred thousand dollars: a winner-take-all showdown between the study group members themselves. But the prospect of such wealth quickly faded as a more formidable threat emerged, compelling them to set aside their rivalry a…

The truth of the paintball conflict emerging as a scheme orchestrated by City College ignited a power struggle between Jeff and Troy for command of Greendale’s disparate forces, while Pierce, in a calculated move, betrayed their alliance.


