Both characters bonded at the beginning of their college careers when they took a secret dance class. In time, it became clear that Troy had a crush on Britta, but she was too busy with other relationships to notice. That was until Troy revealed his true feelings. In the Community season 3 episode titled "Origins of Vampire Mythology," Britta needed help from her friends to resist contacting her ex-boyfriend, Blade. While staying with Abed, Troy, and Annie, the latter took the initiative by hiding Britta's phone.
In time, Annie allowed Britta to have her phone back, but she secretly switched Blade's number with her own. Britta wouldn't stop texting and calling what she thought was Blade's number. Unbeknownst to Britta, Troy took over texting as Blade, and he sent her a very sweet message. Britta was initially bothered by the sentiment, believing it was out of character for Blade, but she later realized it was Troy who sent the text, which changed her mind.
Unfortunately, Community fans never learned what Troy's text said, and that was a calculated decision. The details regarding Troy's message to Britta was never revealed, though the reactions of various characters reading the text allowed viewers to assume what he sent to her.
Maybe at one point they wanted to explore Annie coming to terms with her sexuality, but that never manifested itself — instead she was postmodernly sexualized as nerd bait. Viewers followed the show to see how it played with the sitcom form each week and less to see what the characters were doing or why they were doing it. The best episodes of season two felt like the concept was in service of the characters, but over time the show felt more like the reverse.
It was hard to see the forest for the trees while it was happening, because as Seitz said, we, the fans, were taken by all the smart things that were happening. But now that the dust has settled on that era, we are stuck with tossed-off parodies and characters save Jeff and Abed that feel incredibly underdeveloped for a show that is in its fourth season.
They were handed a brilliant show that was most defined by its brilliance. No one character was nearly as iconic as the show itself and what it represented. Somewhere between the shooting of paintballs and the tossing of a Yahtzee die, the show fell into a state of arrested development. He asked that the group participate in an inquest into his employers death. After the investigation was completed, Britta was bequeathed a used iPod nano while Troy was given an amazing opportunity.
He accepted a chance to inherit Pierce's fortune if he completed a sailing trip around the world. Britta was concerned that Abed and Troy weren't dealing well with his imminent departure. During a campus wide game of " Hot Lava ", Britta attempted several times to get them to open up to each other. Abed resists and gets Troy to abandon Britta during the competition. In response, Britta went too far in her crusade by partnering with Buzz Hickey and his chair walker army.
Her badgering led to Abed having a breakthrough and confessing to Troy how much his leaving would affect him. After the game is over Britta says goodbye to Troy along with the rest of the study group. The two shared a hug and Troy asked her if he was better at sex than Jeff.
Britta reassured him by saying she had yet to meet anyone worse. After saying his farewells to the rest of the group, Troy boarded a rig with his sailing vessel the Childish Tycoon and departed alongside his co-captain LeVar Burton. Initially Jeff and Britta were pushed as the primary romantic pairing for the show with Troy and Annie meant to be the secondary one. Development of both pairings were stalled, however, due to a number of reasons.
For one thing, Troy's friendship with Abed started to become more central to his character than the possible romance with Annie. On top of that, Annie herself was discovered to have good chemistry with Jeff.
Eventually the Troy and Abed and Jeff and Annie pairings became more popular then the official ones which were originally envisioned. In various interviews [1 ], [2 ] , Harmon related his decision to make it so that all romantic entanglements could be a possibility on the show and eventually started putting in fanservice for shippers of certain pairings. The possible attraction was hinted at more in Season Two in episodes like " Basic Rocket Science " and " Mixology Certification " and further developed in Season Three.
Troy and Britta share a few similarities to the Jeff and Annie pairing: both have significant age differences, both are opposite in personalities, and both were pairings that were not originally planned.
The main difference is that, for the most part, Britta has been more unguarded in her feelings towards Troy particularly in comparison to Jeff's mostly ambiguous admissions to Annie regarding his feelings for her. When Troy became aware of her attraction to "broken" men he lied about a past childhood trauma to be more appealing to her.
He came clean about the ruse but let her know he hoped she could fall for a guy like him eventually. Britta did start to come around after she saw him mature during their third year at school. What drew them to each other, aside from the physical attraction, could be that both saw something in each other that they lacked.
Britta probably was drawn to his light-hearted and fun loving nature, a quality others criticized her for lacking. Although he knew better, Troy still saw her as more mature due to her having more experience than him and always longed to be seen that way by others.
Troy admitted he was not ready for a relationship as he preferred goofing off with Abed than spending time with his girlfriend. Together they came to the same conclusion and amicably broke up. They still maintained a good friendship and Britta even helped Troy and Abed say goodbye to each other before her ex-boyfriend left Greendale for a trip around the world.
Community Wiki Explore. Recurring themes. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Troy and Britta. History Talk 0. Culturally it's unacceptable, but it's theatrical dynamite! Universal Conquest Wiki. Troy and Britta bonded in their first year at Greendale after they discovered they were both taking dance classes and kept it a secret from the rest of the study group.
It was hinted for a while that Troy had a crush on Britta but she remained oblivious to it much like Troy was to Annie's crush on him during the study group's freshmen year.
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