hobgoblins (both Abed, naturally)...as we cut back and forth between the two angles of Abed, as Buzz’s tough cop persona broke his 'prisoners.'" He also praised the direction of Joe Russo, as well as the sound FX throughout, which he said was "incredibly well-timed." Ultimately he tempered his praise by saying that although this was a really funny episode of Community, the first D&D episode was a classic: "Perhaps inevitably, it was hard not to recall what an emotionally powerful place the first D&D episode went to and find this somewhat lacking by comparison. It was the right call to not try to emulate something as heavy and big as Neil's suicidal thoughts, but it still felt like Buzz and his son’s reconciliation felt a bit undercooked at the end - there wasn’t a big enough moment to really help us see the shift that Jeff and the others saw and it felt like things wrapped up because it was time to wrap them up." References External links "Advanced Advanced Dungeons & Dragons" at NBC.com 2014 American television episodes Community (season 5) episodes Television episodes about families Works based on Dungeons & Dragons