Dan Harmon On Jeff And Annie

Of the show s original characters left behind at greendale are just britta gillian jacobs chang ken jeong dean pelton jim rash and jeff joel mchale who is taking the group s slow.

Dan harmon on jeff and annie. Dan harmon who reads the voiceover in the end tag. Days later jeff drives annie and abed to the airport and sees them off. Convenient how he decides this right when the show ends. In an interview with tv insider the show s creator dan harmon admitted that he didn t think it was right that annie and jeff end up together.

On the dvd commentaries for community the complete fifth season dan harmon confirms that jeff loves annie. He clarified that it was jeff s passion for annie that opened the door to borchert s lab in basic sandwich. In the end annie leaves and jeff joins britta and the remaining crew at the bar she works at. He then heads to the vatican and meets up with the rest of the committee to share a drink.

In the end jeff ends up alone. The end tag features a commercial for a fictional community board game narrated by dan harmon. They can be in love the second he doesn t actually have to write them in love. In six seasons of his college set comedy community he s been fired and rehired and has seen his fair share of cast departures for nbc s former joel mchale.

And creator dan harmon says that s what had to happen. He thanks the group for changing his life. Jeff rejoins the others at the bar as the screen fades to black and andamovie appears on screen. This take is more about how dan harmon and the writers of community treat jeff and annie and less about the actual relationship type stuff.

Jeff says goodbye to abed and annie. Basically when it comes to jeff and annie i have come to realize that the writers and dan are fucking with us the audience. Later jeff drops annie and abed off at the airport hugging and kissing annie goodbye and giving abed two long hugs. As a family plays the game the son connor rosen reveals a script for the commercial itself.

Dan harmon is no stranger to change.