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Dean Pelton lets two designers test their new social networking application at Greendale, leading to a war among the students; Professor Hickey decides to go underground until the battle ends.
Dean Pelton lets two designers test their new social networking application at Greendale, leading to a war among the students; Professor Hickey decides to go underground until the battle ends.
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S5, EP6 "Analysis of Cork-Based Networking"As Annie prepares the cafeteria for the midterm dance, she and professor Hickey must deal with the head custodian, the head of IT and the head of parking.
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S5, EP7 "Bondage and Beta Male Sexuality"Jeff helps Duncan romance Britta; Britta runs into some old anarchist friends and discovers they've moved on; Abed accidentally destroys some of Hickey's drawings; Chang has a supernatural experience.
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S5, EP8 "App Development and Condiments"Dean Pelton lets two designers test their new social networking application at Greendale, leading to a war among the students; Professor Hickey decides to go underground until the battle ends.
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S5, EP9 "VCR Maintenance and Educational Publishing"Jeff, Shirley and Hickey's discovery of a hidden stash of textbooks causes power shifts within the group; Abed and Annie play a VCR game to decide who gets to choose their new roommate.
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S5, EP5 "Geothermal Escapism"Abed plans an epic going-away party as Troy prepares to leave Greendale; a fun game transforms into a high-stakes competition.
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S5, EP4 "Cooperative Polygraphy"After Pierce's passing, a team of investigators has the study group take lie detector tests.
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S5, EP3 "Basic Intergluteal Numismatics"Dean Pelton initiates an investigation into an anonymous bandit; Jeff is suspicious when someone makes a confession.
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S5, EP2 "Introduction to Teaching"Abed convinces the study group to take a class focused on Nicolas Cage.
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