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A fast-talking lawyer finds himself back in school leading a study group after his degree is revoked.
A fast-talking lawyer finds himself back in school leading a study group after his degree is revoked.
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S2, EP12 "Asian Population Studies"The group members debate whether to add Annie's crush, who recently enrolled at Greendale, or Señor Chang to the group; Shirley's ex-husband (Malcolm-Jamal Warner) comes back into the picture, and she has big news for everyone.
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S2, EP22 "Applied Anthropology and Culinary Arts"When Shirley goes into labor at the anthropology final exam, Chang states that the early labor means the child is his; a riot breaks out at the Greendale World Food Festival.
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S1, EP12 "Comparative Religion"Shirley plans a holiday party; a campus bully (Anthony Michael Hall) challenges Jeff to a fight.
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S1, EP13 "Investigative Journalism"A new addition to the study group after winter break raises eyebrows; Jeff signs on as editor of the school paper.
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S6, EP13 "Emotional Consequences of Broadcast Television"With their sixth year at Greendale coming to an end, Abed asks his friends to imagine pitching a show about what would happen in season seven.
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