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*'''A dollop of whipped irony''': Any statement or action from a character that proves ironic in some sense.
 
*'''A dollop of whipped irony''': Any statement or action from a character that proves ironic in some sense.
 
*'''Annie's boobs''': Both the [[Annie's Boobs|monkey]] and [[Annie]]'s chest.
 
*'''Annie's boobs''': Both the [[Annie's Boobs|monkey]] and [[Annie]]'s chest.
*'''Attention students!''':[[Dean Pelton| Dean Pelton]] making ridiculous announcements over the P.A. system.
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*'''Attention students!''': [[Dean Pelton]] making ridiculous announcements over the P.A. system.
 
*'''Awww!''': When someone find something adorable and ''"'Aww!"''s. Usually the moment is immediately undercut by something offensive. [[Shirley]] and [[Annie]] are usually the ones to do this (mostly in tandem).
 
*'''Awww!''': When someone find something adorable and ''"'Aww!"''s. Usually the moment is immediately undercut by something offensive. [[Shirley]] and [[Annie]] are usually the ones to do this (mostly in tandem).
 
*'''Bag-ul''': [[Britta]] mispronounces a word.
 
*'''Bag-ul''': [[Britta]] mispronounces a word.
 
*'''Biggest laugh of the night!''': Physical comedy. Someone, usually Pierce, does a pratfall or takes a hit.
 
*'''Biggest laugh of the night!''': Physical comedy. Someone, usually Pierce, does a pratfall or takes a hit.
 
*'''Board certified tutor''': Someone claims to have skills or abilities that they obviously do not have. Ex. Pierce pretends to have a number of vocations, usually related to [[Hawthorne Wipes]].
 
*'''Board certified tutor''': Someone claims to have skills or abilities that they obviously do not have. Ex. Pierce pretends to have a number of vocations, usually related to [[Hawthorne Wipes]].
*'''Bon Appetit!''': A woman's sexuality is questioned, usually [[Pierce| Pierce]] thinking that [[Britta]] is a lesbian.
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*'''Bon Appetit!''': A woman's sexuality is questioned, usually [[Pierce]] thinking that [[Britta]] is a lesbian.
 
*'''Britta'd''': To make a (opposite of) tiny and (not so) understandable mistake.
 
*'''Britta'd''': To make a (opposite of) tiny and (not so) understandable mistake.
*'''Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?''': When something is repeated severals times as a question, usually punctuated with the person saying it pointing at others. The name is a reference to Ben Stein's line from the movie "Ferris Bueller's Day Off".
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*'''Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?''': When something is repeated several times as a question, usually punctuated with the person saying it pointing at others. The name is a reference to Ben Stein's line from the movie "Ferris Bueller's Day Off".
 
*'''Butt stuff''': Troy's fascination with butts.
 
*'''Butt stuff''': Troy's fascination with butts.
 
*'''Changuage''': [[Ben Chang]] using his last name in place of other words.
 
*'''Changuage''': [[Ben Chang]] using his last name in place of other words.
*'''Come sail away!''': [[Troy| Troy]] unabashedly crying.
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*'''Come sail away!''': [[Troy]] unabashedly crying.
*'''Deanotation''': Much like ''Changuage'' except it's relevant only to [[Dean Pelton]] and concerns his use of the word "Dean".
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*'''Deanotation''': Much like ''Changuage'', except it's relevant only to [[Dean Pelton]] and concerns his use of the word "Dean".
 
*'''Disney face''': A character using a sad face or tears to their advantage, usually [[Annie]].
 
*'''Disney face''': A character using a sad face or tears to their advantage, usually [[Annie]].
 
*'''Double entendre''': Wordplay with suggestive connotations.
 
*'''Double entendre''': Wordplay with suggestive connotations.
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*'''My other half''': Hints that [[Troy and Abed]]'s relationship is not platonic.
 
*'''My other half''': Hints that [[Troy and Abed]]'s relationship is not platonic.
 
*'''Nice outfit''': Sartorial humor, usually [[Dean Pelton]] wearing ridiculous outfits. (''see main article'' [[Dean Pelton's outfits]])
 
*'''Nice outfit''': Sartorial humor, usually [[Dean Pelton]] wearing ridiculous outfits. (''see main article'' [[Dean Pelton's outfits]])
*'''NOOOOOO!''': Someone screams, usually [[Annie|Annie.]]
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*'''NOOOOOO!''': Someone screams, usually [[Annie]].
 
*'''Pansexual imp''': [[Dean Pelton]]'s weird fetishes.
 
*'''Pansexual imp''': [[Dean Pelton]]'s weird fetishes.
 
*'''Raging against the machine''': Britta goes off on one of her political rants.
 
*'''Raging against the machine''': Britta goes off on one of her political rants.

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“
I hate Glee! I don't understand the appeal at all!
”
Jeff expresses his hatred of the TV show Glee


Running gags are jokes on Community that have often been repeated and used consistently throughout the show's run. In the "Recurring Themes" section of the episode pages on this wiki, running gags that appeared in that particular episode are listed and separated into specific categories. Below is a brief description of what type of running gag each category represents:

  • A dollop of whipped irony: Any statement or action from a character that proves ironic in some sense.
  • Annie's boobs: Both the monkey and Annie's chest.
  • Attention students!: Dean Pelton making ridiculous announcements over the P.A. system.
  • Awww!: When someone find something adorable and "'Aww!"s. Usually the moment is immediately undercut by something offensive. Shirley and Annie are usually the ones to do this (mostly in tandem).
  • Bag-ul: Britta mispronounces a word.
  • Biggest laugh of the night!: Physical comedy. Someone, usually Pierce, does a pratfall or takes a hit.
  • Board certified tutor: Someone claims to have skills or abilities that they obviously do not have. Ex. Pierce pretends to have a number of vocations, usually related to Hawthorne Wipes.
  • Bon Appetit!: A woman's sexuality is questioned, usually Pierce thinking that Britta is a lesbian.
  • Britta'd: To make a (opposite of) tiny and (not so) understandable mistake.
  • Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?: When something is repeated several times as a question, usually punctuated with the person saying it pointing at others. The name is a reference to Ben Stein's line from the movie "Ferris Bueller's Day Off".
  • Butt stuff: Troy's fascination with butts.
  • Changuage: Ben Chang using his last name in place of other words.
  • Come sail away!: Troy unabashedly crying.
  • Deanotation: Much like Changuage, except it's relevant only to Dean Pelton and concerns his use of the word "Dean".
  • Disney face: A character using a sad face or tears to their advantage, usually Annie.
  • Double entendre: Wordplay with suggestive connotations.
  • E-vasive: Jeff distracts or fools the group in order to avoid or get away from them.
  • Fan service: Any gratuitous eye candy done for sake of titillation and amusement.
  • Fivehead: Jokes involving Jeff's high hairline.
  • Gasp: Someone, usually Annie, will gasp loudly. Sometimes done sarcastically.
  • Gay, he's so gay!: A man's sexuality is questioned, usually Pierce thinking Jeff is gay.
  • I hate Glee!: Many jokes are made at the expense of this popular program.
  • I'm Batman!: Abed takes on a different persona, sometimes one which Annie finds attractive (Don Draper, Han Solo).
  • It's a mixer, it's a mixer!: Any time Abed acts robotically.
  • It's a vase: Someone, usually Annie, does an unintentionally suggestive action.
  • Made a bad impression: Someone either intentionally or accidentally does a bad impersonation of someone else.
  • Man crush: Dean Pelton's man-crush on Jeff.
  • My other half: Hints that Troy and Abed's relationship is not platonic.
  • Nice outfit: Sartorial humor, usually Dean Pelton wearing ridiculous outfits. (see main article Dean Pelton's outfits)
  • NOOOOOO!: Someone screams, usually Annie.
  • Pansexual imp: Dean Pelton's weird fetishes.
  • Raging against the machine: Britta goes off on one of her political rants.
  • Rhyme time: Rhyming responses by the characters, example "Well, well, well, Harvey Keitel."
  • Screw you guys: Somebody leaves or gets kicked out of the group.
  • Sexy voice: Shirley goes from her sweet sounding voice to a more serious tone.
  • Shut up, Leonard!Leonard interjects an unwelcome remark into a conversation which causes someone to tell him to shut up followed by a cutting remark. (See main article: Shut up, Leonard!
  • The Jim Belushi of...": When someone or something is referred to as second rate or inferior.
  • Thrown together: When a character's actions causes people around him to throw things at him/her.
  • Troy and Abed in the morning!: Troy and Abed's fake morning talk show. Also, the tune of how it is said (ex. Troy and Abed's new apart-ment. (See main article: "Troy and Abed in the Morning!")
  • Turning it into a snake: Britta sings and dances awkwardly.
  • Uh-oh: Pierce keeps losing touch with reality.
  • Whoops!: Somebody, usually Troy, catches themselves after saying too much.
  • WWBJD: Short for "What Would Baby Jesus Do?" Shirley moralizing to the group.
  • You're the worst!: Britta is called "the worst".
  • Zzzzz: When Troy says "Pretend like you're asleep".