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When Professor Hickey reveals that his estranged son (David Cross) has a baby, the gang decides to help them reunite through a game of Dungeons & Dragons.
When Professor Hickey reveals that his estranged son (David Cross) has a baby, the gang decides to help them reunite through a game of Dungeons & Dragons.
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S5, EP10 "Advanced Advanced Dungeons & Dragons"When Professor Hickey reveals that his estranged son (David Cross) has a baby, the gang decides to help them reunite through a game of Dungeons & Dragons.
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S1, EP5 "Advanced Criminal Law"Chang threatens to fail the entire class if the cheater does not come forward; Jeff comes to the defense of the person who confesses; a new school song.
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S1, EP6 "Football, Feminism and You"Jeff tries to persuade Troy to join the school's football team; Shirley teaches the etiquette of girl talk to Britta.
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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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S6, EP12 "Wedding Videography"An unexpected marriage proposal in Jeff's law class exposes a surprise connection between the future bride and groom.
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S6, EP11 "Modern Espionage"When a secret game of paintball occurs on campus -- which draws Jeff in -- Frankie threatens to expel anyone who participates.
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S6, EP10 "Basic RV Repair and Palmistry"While on a road trip to get rid of a useless Greendale artifact, Abed turns a situation into a feature film filled with flashbacks.
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