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The study group struggles to decide how people should pair off for the first big biology assignment; Chang imagines himself in a noir detective mystery as he patrols the campus.
The study group struggles to decide how people should pair off for the first big biology assignment; Chang imagines himself in a noir detective mystery as he patrols the campus.
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S4, EP7 "Economics of Marine Biology"Jeff, Britta and Annie help Dean Pelton recruit a wealthy potential student; Abed starts a fraternity; Troy and Shirley attend a physical education class.
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S4, EP8 "Herstory of Dance"Britta plans a Sophie B. Hawkins dance to compete with Dean Pelton's Sadie Hawkins dance.
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S3, EP15 "Origins of Vampire Mythology"Britta asks her friends to help keep her away from her visiting ex; Dean Laybourne enlists Dean Pelton in his quest to have Troy join the Air Conditioning Repair Annex.
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S3, EP16 "Virtual Systems Analysis"When a final exam is postponed, Annie talks Abed into letting her spend some time in the dreamatorium, where an innocent simulation turns into an examination of the study group.
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S3, EP14 "Pillows and Blankets"As a disagreement about pillows and blankets transforms into a war on campus, Jeff tries to negotiate a truce.
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S3, EP13 "Digital Exploration of Interior Design"Shirley, Pierce and Britta plot against the new sub shop in the cafeteria; Vice Dean Laybourne continues his efforts to recruit Troy to the Air Conditioning Repair Annex; Troy and Abed build competing blanket forts.
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S3, EP12 "Contemporary Impressionists"Britta tries to help Jeff with his extreme narcissism; the group works as celebrity impersonators to help Abed pay down a debt.
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S3, EP11 "Urban Matrimony and the Sandwich Arts"When Andre (Malcolm-Jamal Warner) and Shirley decide to remarry, Britta and Annie plan the wedding as Jeff prepares a speech; Pierce and Shirley present a sandwich shop idea to Dean Pelton.
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