30 Rock, the show that only showbiz/media people and Huffington Post readers watch, continues to exist.

This show should be great for 4 seasons. Enough time for them to get through 4 years at Greendale CC.

Glad it got picked up for another season! I wasn't a huge fan at first, but it definitely grew on me as the characters started getting better developed. Hopefully we see something similar to the Big Bang Theory which definitely was able to find its stride in the second season and has become one of my favorites.

No reaction from Chevy because he's used to getting his stuff canceled. He's a veteran of the industry.

I'm a latecomer to "Community", but it's the funniest of that Thursday night block (far surpassing "P&R" and "30 Rock" and just barely edging out "The Office". I think it's even hands down the best ensemble comedy on TV right now! Glad to see it's getting another year. God knows, it deserves at least as many shots as "30 Rock" has gotten!

Funny notes: In Harmon's video, check out Chevy Chase. Cancellation or renewal, there's no reaction on his face to anything! Also, Yvette Brown's face prior to the renewal announcement was so far from the always smiling face we see on her character!

Community is something exciting and fresh with TV this year. They constantly break the 4th wall, reference old sitcoms, reference cliche's they themselves use, and created a perfect dynamic between all the characters. the jokes are fast-paced, and the touching parts of the episodes seem real and uncontrived. I never really liked Joel McHale before this show, and was hesitant to watch it, but everyone on this show has blown me away.

I'm really happy about "Community"! It's been the most consistently good this year. "30 Rock" is uneven, and "The Office" may have gotten too stupid for me. But "Community" gives me the most laughs of any current show other than the now-canceled ABC "Better Off Ted".

Community is a great show, glad to see that it got renewed.

I can't believe Community got renewed . The characters are so one-dimensional it's tough to watch.

In terms of ratings and material, it's NBC's weakest sitcom. .