ANGELA PORTRAYED BY: ANGELA TRIMBUR AGE / BIRTHDATE: 20's/1990's HOMETOWN: DENVER, COLORADO MAJOR: BRITTA FANGIRL and DEAN PELTON CRUSH OCCUPATION: STUDENT, OFFICE ASSISTANT FIRST APPEARANCE: "Anthropology 101" QUOTE: "YOU'RE...THE...COOLEST!" - Angela, "Anthropology 101"

Angela is a student at Greendale Community College who earns additional credit working under Dean Pelton in the administrations office. She a bit of a romantic and somewhat emotionally vulnerable. Angela's first appearance was in the Season Two episode "Anthropology 101". She is portrayed by actress Angela Trimbur.

Character historyEdit

At the start of the study group's second year together at the school, Angela was one of the many admirers of Britta as her declaration of love at the Tranny Dance for Jeff made her a quasi-celebrity on campus. Angela, along with most of the women at Greendale, assumed Britta was a victim of unrequited love and not only sympathized wih her situation but also admired her boldly stating her feelings so publicly. She and a few of her friends approached Britta after she left the study group's first meeting of the year in Group Study Room F praising her courage and asking for her autograph. Angela is next seen working in the administrations office as a Independent Study Assistant. She misinterprets Pelton's text messages to her and assumed he was flirting with her. After she makes an overt pass at him, Pelton corrects her assumptions which leads to her having an emotional breakdown. The Dean tries to delicately handle the situation when he is interrupted by a school custodian.

TriviaEdit

Actress Angela Trimbur first appearance on Community was in the Webisode series "The 5 As". She appeared as another student (identified as Christina Brockett on the Greendale Campus Connect site) who extolls the virtues of attending the school. She also appears  in the Season One episode "Romantic Expressionism". In a Kickpuncher movie being watched by Abed and his friends she played the woman who was thanked him  for saving the city.