Community's 3-season Beetlejuice banter is sitcom gold, showing just how brilliant the show is with long set pieces and witty references.
Does Michael Keaton think Beetlejuice is a villain?
In a world where sitcoms strive to be smart, Community didn't just aim high—it shot for the stars. While Winona Ryder and Michael Keaton made Beetlejuice iconic, Community took things a step further and played the long game with a genius Beetlejuice joke that spanned three full seasons.
When Beetlejuice finally made his appearance, fans knew they were witnessing television gold. No other show could pull this far, making Community the true king of meticulous sets. Prepare to dive into a world where three seasons of patience paid off in the strangest way possible!
Community is known for its witty humor, but it also masters the art of long sets—like the genius Beetlejuice joke that took three full seasons to pay off. While Tim Burton's Beetlejuice may have had Winona Ryder and Michael Keaton, Community took things to the next level by slipping in subtle references to the iconic poltergeist over several episodes.
