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Pierce is willing to do whatever it takes to reach a new level of ascension in his Buddhist church; Britta tries to shake her reputation as a buzzkill, which results in a prank gone wrong.
Pierce is willing to do whatever it takes to reach a new level of ascension in his Buddhist church; Britta tries to shake her reputation as a buzzkill, which results in a prank gone wrong.
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S1, EP1 "Pilot"A fast-talking lawyer finds himself back in school leading a study group after his degree is revoked.
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S1, EP2 "Spanish 101"Jeff's attempt to become Britta's partner for a class project backfires; Annie and Shirley help Britta with her newest social-justice cause.
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S1, EP3 "Introduction to Film"Jeff signs up for a class thinking it will be an easy A, but the professor (John Michael Higgins) has other ideas.
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S1, EP4 "Social Psychology"Shirley and Jeff bond by gossiping about Britta's boyfriend; Annie recruits Abed and Troy as test subjects for professor Duncan's psychology research team.
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S1, EP24 "English as a Second Language"Following a shocking discovery about Señor Chang, the school must bring in a new Spanish teacher; Troy discovers he has a talent for plumbing.
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S1, EP23 "Modern Warfare"The sexual tension between Jeff and Britta is a popular topic among the members of the group; a contest turns the campus into a war zone.
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S1, EP22 "The Art of Discourse"The group is divided after Pierce crosses a line with Shirley; Britta and Jeff face a group of young bullies and their mother (Lisa Rinna).
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S1, EP21 "Contemporary American Poultry"Troy and Jeff take on the chicken finger shortage gripping Greendale Community College; Britta struggles with the unsatisfactory number of causes she supports.
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