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"A Man on the Inside" on Netflix is worth checking out. Also from Michael Schur.
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The first season of P&R has such a reputation that I just skipped it and started watching at 2. Likewise that one season of Community.
Tbh, I never got the hate for season 1, except that on rewatching it feels flatter. But it’s nowhere near as bad as the first season of The Office (US). That actually hurt to watch.
We talking season 4 of Community?
Yeah: season 4 when Dan Harmon was not running it.
I never got into the US Office... maybe because I only saw first season episodes.
I hear ya. That first season is ROUGH. I don’t see who at the time would ever renew it. Glad they did though. It really is a show whose characters grow on you. If ever you feel like trying again, just skip straight to the second season!