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As a disagreement about pillows and blankets transforms into a war on campus, Jeff tries to negotiate a truce.
As a disagreement about pillows and blankets transforms into a war on campus, Jeff tries to negotiate a truce.
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S3, EP21 "The First Chang Dynasty"The study group develops a plan to infiltrate Greendale's Chang-controlled campus; Troy turns to the Air Conditioning Repair Annex for help.
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S3, EP22 "Introduction to Finality"Shirley and Pierce's disagreement over their sandwich shop leads to Jeff squaring off with Alan (Rob Corddry), his former colleague, in Greendale Summer Fun Court; Vice Dean Laybourne (John Goodman) makes a final attempt at winning over Troy.
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S4, EP1 "History 101"Dean Pelton devises a way for students to compete for class space; Abed stresses over the thought of the study group breaking up after graduation.
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S4, EP2 "Paranormal Parentage"On Halloween, Pierce accidentally locks himself in his panic room, forcing the gang to search through his house to find the code that unlocks the door.
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S3, EP20 "Digital Estate Planning"Gilbert Lawson (Giancarlo Esposito), former right-hand man to Pierce's father, requests a meeting with Pierce at Hawthorne Enterprises; the study group must pitch in to help save Pierce's inheritance.
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S3, EP19 "Curriculum Unavailable"When Abed becomes convinced that Dean Pelton is an impostor, he is required to see a therapist (John Hodgman).
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S3, EP18 "Course Listing Unavailable"When a beloved classmate dies unexpectedly, Britta uses skills from psychology class to counsel the study group; Chang tries to seize more control over campus security.
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S3, EP17 "Basic Lupine Urology"When the study group's science experiment is destroyed, the gang tries to find the criminal and save the grade; when Troy and Abed think they have discovered the perpetrator, a professor (Michael K. Williams) reluctantly presides over a trial.
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