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*'''That just happened''':
 
*'''That just happened''':
 
**The previous episode, "[[Early 21st Century Romanticism]]", ends with Pierce overdosing and falling asleep on a park bench.
 
**The previous episode, "[[Early 21st Century Romanticism]]", ends with Pierce overdosing and falling asleep on a park bench.
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**"''You [[Mixology Certification|forget my birthday]], you don't invite me to your [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons|Dungeons & Dragons games]] or your [[Aerodynamics of Gender|secret trampoline]]...''" β€” Pierce
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**"''You [[Mixology Certification|forget my birthday]], you don't invite me to your [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons|Dungeons & Dragons games]] or your [[Aerodynamics of Gender|secret trampoline]]...''" β€” Pierce
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*'''Previously''':
*'''Previously''': Troy shouts, "I hate you, Pierce!" much like he did when Pierce discovered the secret trampoline.
 
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**When Britta arrives for her bequeathment, Pierce says, "Is that you Death?" and then acts disappointed to learn it's Britta. In the [[Season One]] episode "[[The Science of Illusion]]" Britta was so discouraged by the fallout from her failed April Fool's prank that she suggested people would be more welcoming if Cancer knocked on their door than herself.
 
**Troy shouts, "I hate you, Pierce!" much like he did when Pierce discovered the secret trampoline.
 
*'''History lesson''': Pierce provides Jeff with detailed information on his father, [[William Winger]], in order to convince him that he really has located him and is bringing him to the hospital to reunite them.
 
*'''History lesson''': Pierce provides Jeff with detailed information on his father, [[William Winger]], in order to convince him that he really has located him and is bringing him to the hospital to reunite them.
 
*'''Coined and minted''':
 
*'''Coined and minted''':
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*'''Awww!''': Shirley and Annie are saddened by Pierce's seemingly imminent demise. Later, the rest of the group Awwws when they look into Pierce's room and see Pierce and Jeff resting.
 
*'''Awww!''': Shirley and Annie are saddened by Pierce's seemingly imminent demise. Later, the rest of the group Awwws when they look into Pierce's room and see Pierce and Jeff resting.
 
*'''Biggest laugh of the night!''': Pierce crashes the town car he's driving and cuts his forehead.
 
*'''Biggest laugh of the night!''': Pierce crashes the town car he's driving and cuts his forehead.
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*'''Britta'd''': Britta can't answer her own question to Pierce about poet [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dylan_Thomas Dylan Thomas].
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*'''Britta'd''': Wanting to appear intellectual, Britta asks Pierce if he knows what Dylan Thomas said about death. Pierce asks her to tell him but she doesn't actually know.
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*'''Come sail away''': Troy cries repeatedly throughout the episode when he meets his idol LeVar Burton.
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*'''Come sail away!''': Troy cries repeatedly throughout the episode when he meets his idol LeVar Burton.
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*'''Gay, he's so gay!''': When play acting Jeff's father, Britta says he's a closet homosexual like Jeff.
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*'''Gay, he's so gay!''': When role playing as Jeff's father, Britta says he's a closet homosexual like Jeff.
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*'''That's you''': Jeff doesn't fall for Pierce's impersonation of [[William Winger|his father]].
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*'''Turning it into a snake''': Britta cheers her own character growth by singing, "Britta for the win!" while attempting to bust a move.
 
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''References to popular culture in this episode:''
 
''References to popular culture in this episode:''
 
*'''IMDb''':
 
*'''IMDb''':
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**Pierce mentions having recently seen the horror/comedy movie ''Critters 3'' and the Bruce Willis film ''Surrogates''.
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**Pierce regrets having recently seen the horror/comedy movie ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101627/ Critters 3]'' and the Bruce Willis film ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0986263/ Surrogates]''.
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**Jeff lists off a series of films that involve somebody impersonating somebody else: ''Ferris Bueller'', ''Parent Trap'', ''F/X'', ''F/X2: The Deadly Art of Illusion''.
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**Jeff lists off a series of films that involve somebody impersonating somebody else: ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091042/ Ferris Bueller]'', ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0055277/ The Parent Trap]'', ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089118/ F/X]'', and ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101846/ F/X2: The Deadly Art of Illusion]''.
 
**Jeff sarcastically calls Pierce [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Bond James Bond] in the recording Pierce gave to Shirley.
 
**Jeff sarcastically calls Pierce [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Bond James Bond] in the recording Pierce gave to Shirley.
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*'''Name that tune''': Troy begins to sing [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9C_Hr1Div0 the theme song to ''Reading Rainbow''] while hiding in the bathroom. LeVar Burton also sings the tune in the end tag.
 
*'''Shout out''':
 
*'''Shout out''':
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**Pierce didn't enjoy [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Willis Bruce Willis] in ''Surrogates''.
βˆ’
**Troy compares Pierce to Gregory Hines.
 
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**Troy feelings about Pierce's situation remind him of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregory_Hines Gregory Hines].
**Britta doesn't actually know what Dylan Thomas said about death.
 
βˆ’
**Shirley buys Pierce a John Grisham novel.
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**Shirley buys Pierce a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Grisham John Grisham] novel.
 
**Britta doesn't actually know what [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dylan_Thomas Dylan Thomas] said about death.
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**Jeff suggests that Britta's mother is a fan of the band [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oingo_Boingo Oingo Boingo].
 
*'''TV Guide''':
 
*'''TV Guide''':
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**LeVar Burton mentions his time as host of the PBS show ''Reading Rainbow'' and ''Star Trek: The Next Generation''.
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**LeVar Burton mentions his time as host of the PBS show ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reading_Rainbow Reading Rainbow]'' and as a character in ''[[w:c:memory-alpha:Star Trek: The Next Generation|Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''.
βˆ’
**Troy and Abed harbor much resentment over the cancellation of ''Firefly''.
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**Troy and Abed harbor much resentment over the cancellation of ''[[w:c:firefly:Firefly|Firefly]]''.
βˆ’
**Britta was a big fan of ''Rebop''.
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**Britta was a big fan of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebop_(TV_series) Rebop]''.
βˆ’
**Jeff's rant includes ''Three's Company''.
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**Jeff's rant includes ''[[w:c:threescompany:Three's Company|Three's Company]]''.
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*'''Use your allusion''':
*'''Use your allusion''': Britta refers to LeVar Burton as Kunta Kinte, the name of a character he portrayed in ''Roots''. In the end tag, LeVar calls himself Kunta.
 
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**Pierce says farewell to Shirley, "Smell you later," a phrase made famous by ''[[w:c:simpsons:The Simpsons|The Simpsons]]'' character Nelson Muntz.
βˆ’
*'''Well read''': Britta asks Pierce if he knows what [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dylan_Thomas Dylan Thomas] said about death. Pierce challenges her to tell him and she has no answer. She is probably trying to remember his poem "Do not go gentle into that good night".
 
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**Pierce responds to Jeff's rant with, "Crystal," indicating that there is no misunderstanding. This is likely a reference to [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyKJeXDoqnw a courtroom exchange] between characters portrayed by Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson in the 1992 film ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Few_Good_Men A Few Good Men]''.
 
**Britta refers to LeVar Burton as Kunta Kinte, the name of the character he portrayed in ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roots_(1977_miniseries) Roots]''. In the end tag, LeVar calls himself Kunta.
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*'''Well read''': Even though Britta doesn't know exactly what poet Dylan Thomas said about death, she seems to be familiar with his poem "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_not_go_gentle_into_that_good_night Do not go gentle into that good night]".
 
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===[[Meta references]]===
 
===[[Meta references]]===
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''Meta references in this episode:''
 
*'''Parody''': The episode can be seen as a spoof of the current trend in sitcoms started by "[[w:c:theoffice:The Office|The Office]]" to structure their stories with a documentary style.
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*'''IRL''': In the DVD commentary, [[Dan Harmon]] and [[Megan Ganz]] reveal that Shirley's confessional scene was inspired by an email sent by actress [[Yvette Nicole Brown]] pointing out that she was the only actor in the episode without a talking head scene.
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==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
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==Quotes==
 
==Quotes==
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{{quote|I'm excited about the narrative facility of the documentary format. It's easier to tell a complex story when you can just cut to people explaining things to the camera.|Abed''' being meta}}
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{{quote|I'm excited about the narrative facility of the documentary format. It's easier to tell a complex story when you can just cut to people explaining things to the camera.|Abed}}
   
 
{{quote|Mr. Hawthorne is ready to commence his bequeathings.|Nurse}}
 
{{quote|Mr. Hawthorne is ready to commence his bequeathings.|Nurse}}
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{{quote|Knock-knock.|Britta}}
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{{quote|Is that you, death?|Pierce}}
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{{quote|No, it's Britta.|Britta}}
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{{quote|Oh.|Pierce}}
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{{quote|Britta, you're the selfless one in the group, right?|Pierce}}
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{{quote|Wouldn't know, I haven't thought about myself in years.|Britta}}
   
 
{{quote|I hope to die surrounded by my family.|Shirley}}
 
{{quote|I hope to die surrounded by my family.|Shirley}}
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{{quote|That's the only way I agreed to be surrounded by my family.|Jeff}}
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{{quote|That's the only way I'd agree to be surrounded by my family.|Jeff}}
   
 
{{quote|Me and Abed have an agreement: If one of us dies we stage it to look like a suicide caused by the unjust cancellation of Firefly.|Troy}}
 
{{quote|Me and Abed have an agreement: If one of us dies we stage it to look like a suicide caused by the unjust cancellation of Firefly.|Troy}}
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{{quote|Vengeance? Huh, no. I was never one to hold a grudge, Jeffrey. My father held grudges. I'll always hate him for that.|Pierce}}
 
{{quote|Vengeance? Huh, no. I was never one to hold a grudge, Jeffrey. My father held grudges. I'll always hate him for that.|Pierce}}
   
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{{quote|Hi, I'm Jeff's dad, hi.|Britta}}
{{Template:Quote|If you're lying to me, if my father isn't coming, if a car pulls up and anyone other than my father steps out, say an actor or you in a wig, if you pull any Ferris Bueller, Parent Trap, Three's Company, FX, FX2: the Deadly Art of Illusion bull---I will beat you. And there will be nothing madcap or wacky about it.|Jeff}}
 
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{{quote|Hi, Jeff's dad, I'm Britta's dad.|Jeff}}
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{{quote|What? Why?|Britta}}
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{{quote|I don't know, got drunk, didn't have a condom. And her mom gets freaky when she hears Oingo Boingo.|Jeff}}
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{{quote|Oh God, I wish I could relate but much like my son, I'm a closet homosexual.|Britta}}
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{{quote|Don't apologize for that. You're talking to the guy who banged Britta's mom. I have no standards.|Jeff}}
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{{quote|Well what do you say we take a tumble? I'll put on a wig.|Britta}}
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{{quote|That's it, you're under arrest. I'm an undercover cop.|Jeff}}
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{{quote|It's not illegal to be gay.|Britta}}
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{{quote|It is here in Iran.|Jeff}}
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{{quote|Not when we're in the Green Zone.|Britta}}
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{{quote|That's Iraq, stupid.|Jeff}}
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{{quote|Well, what do I know? I'm Jeff Winger's dumb gay dad.|Britta}}
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{{quote|If you're lying to me, if my father isn't coming, if a car pulls up and anyone other than my father steps out, say, an actor, or you in a wig, if you try to pull any Ferris Bueller, Parent Trap, Three's Company, F/X, F/X2: the Deadly Art of Illusion bulls**t, I will beat you. And there will be nothing madcap or wacky about it. Understood?|Jeff}}
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{{quote|Crystal.|Pierce}}
   
 
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Plot

β€œ
Pierce, it's starting to seem, from observing the others, that you're using the social leverage afforded you by your alleged deathbed to exact complicated acts of psychological vengeance on those closest to you.
”
Jeff
The study group arrives at the hospital after learning about Pierce's overdose. When they go to see him in his room, they notice Abed is there with a crew filming them. He explains he's there to document Pierce's life for historical purposes. A cut away scene featuring Abed reveals that he's not actually filming for Pierce's sake but just to try out the documentary format which he feels is easier to tell a complex story. The scene cuts back to Pierce who tells the group that he called them all there to bequeath gifts to them. He explains that the pills wiped him out and that he is dying. In a cut away scene, Pierce reveals that he's not dying and that he's planning on getting revenge on the study group for being disrespectful to him.



CFS Im dying...
I'm dying...NOT!
As the others sit in the waiting room they talk about Pierce. Jeff is skeptical and refuses to feel guilty, leading to Shirley to compare him to Abed. Shirley is called in to talk to Pierce first, and he gives her a CD, claiming it's a recording of the others talking behind her back. Britta is next, denying that she wants anything from him. Pierce gives her a check for $10,000 with no recipient listed, suggesting she to give it to a charity of her choice or to fill out her own name. Annie is called next, but Jeff goes instead. Pierce says that he always thought it would be Jeff in the bed instead of him. Jeff ignores him and calls him out on trying to play mind games with the rest of the group. Pierce starts trying to guilt Jeff about his absent father, before claiming to have found Jeff's father and to have invited him to meet Jeff at the hospital.



2x16-Jeff Britta
I'm fine. Everything is normal.
Back in the lobby, Britta tries to help Jeff roleplay conversations with his dad, but he refuses to take it seriously and pretends to be her father. As it devolves into insults, they give up. Jeff is shown talking to the camera about how his father was "a two-bit con man" and how money can't just make people show up. As he's saying this, LeVar Burton pokes his head through the door asking for Troy Barnes, saying that Pierce sent him. Troy is seen in the cafeteria screaming about not being ready to meet LeVar Burton, and how "you can't disappoint a picture".

2x16-Troy LeVar 1

Hi, I'm LeVar Burton.

2x16-Troy LeVar 2

2x16-Troy LeVar 3

I hate you, Pierce!


Next is Annie, who is given a tiara by Pierce, that he claims has been in his family for six generations. In the waiting room, Annie and Britta with their gifts are shown with Shirley smiling at them while holding her CD. Meanwhile, Troy sits across the table from LeVar, paralyzed with fear. He is then shown singing the theme song from Reading Rainbow while crying, sitting on the floor of the bathroom. Annie storms in to ask Pierce what the tiara means, asking him where the diamonds came from. He responds that it means she was his favorite, leaving her sitting the hall asking what that meant. In the lobby again, Britta says that she has given the money to the red cross, and that she's a terrible person because she would have taken it if the camera wasn't on her.



2x16-Annie 2
Are they Holocaust diamonds?!
Shirley tries to guilt them again about the CD, causing Britta to take it and storm down the hall to find a CD player. With the CD playing, we hear Pierce trying to get the others to badmouth Shirley before they all notice his hidden microphone and start to talk about how he views friendship as a competition, leaving Shirley guilty for not trusting the others. She then admits to using guilt to force others into doing things, before guilting Abed into adding the segment into the movie. Jeff is then seen asking Pierce again about whether he found his father, adding that if this is some kind of trick or an actor, that he he will beat Pierce and "there will be nothing madcap or wacky about it." As soon as Jeff leaves the room, Pierce is seen scrambling for the phone, presumably to call off whatever joke he had planned.



2x16-Shirley
Thank you, Pierce, for validating my self-righteousness.
Britta is seen sitting with LeVar and talking to him about a show called "Rebop" before he asks her about Troy. He says that since Troy doesn't seem comfortable talking to him, he should probably try to catch his flight. This prompts Britta to offer him all the money she has, $261, if that would let him reschedule his flight and talk to Troy, prompting him to say that she is "a very generous friend, but really stupid with [her] money." Next, as he waits in front, Jeff gets a call from someone claiming to be his father. Jeff follows the sedan as it tries to back away, until it hits another car. Opening the door and dragging Pierce out, Jeff throws him onto the ground and begins hitting him until the rest of the study group drags him off. Pierce then tries to explain his actions, how everyone else thinks of him as a joke, forgets his birthday, and never invites him to anything. Jeff remarks that this isn't exactly helping him with that image, before trying to hit him again.



2x16-Jeff Pierce
Jeff takes Pierce more seriously than expected.
As Pierce is led back inside to be treated for his new injuries, Jeff admits that he might still have some issues with his father and took it out on Pierce. Annie returns to talk to Pierce, saying that she's figured out what the crown meant and that he's warning her about her own elitism, and returns the tiara, saying that is she "grows up to be the kind of person that thinks she can play favorites and torture the rest, [she'll] die sad and alone". As she leaves, Pierce remarks sadly that "she's actually just my favorite." Abed then narrates the final scenes saying that the documentary didn't turn out as well as he'd hoped, but that he might be able to connect the shots later to make it make sense. Finally, we see Pierce asleep in his bed with Jeff asleep in the chair next to him causing the others to "Awww". Pierce then remarks that "Jeff and I became like father and son today" prompting a denial by Jeff.



2x16-Pavel Abed Garrett
The film crew.

End tag

LeVar Burton is having dinner with Troy in the study room. Troy is unable to handle being alone with his favorite star and runs out of the room crying.

Recurring themes

Continuity

Continuity lists
Narrative
Recurring or debuting plot points in this episode:
  • That just happened:
  • Previously:
    • When Britta arrives for her bequeathment, Pierce says, "Is that you Death?" and then acts disappointed to learn it's Britta. In the Season One episode "The Science of Illusion" Britta was so discouraged by the fallout from her failed April Fool's prank that she suggested people would be more welcoming if Cancer knocked on their door than herself.
    • Troy shouts, "I hate you, Pierce!" much like he did when Pierce discovered the secret trampoline.
  • History lesson: Pierce provides Jeff with detailed information on his father, William Winger, in order to convince him that he really has located him and is bringing him to the hospital to reunite them.
  • Coined and minted:
    • "Complisult": Complimenting someone while also insulting them.
    • "Explanabrag": Explaining something while bragging about it.
  • Middle Eastern Magic 8 Ball: When Pierce and Jeff talk about Jeff's Dad, Pierce mentions he thought he'd be a hologram when they had the talk. Pierce does become a hologram in "Repilot".
People
Recurring or debuting characters in this episode:
Places
Recurring or debuting places in this episode:
Things
Recurring or debuting items in this episode:

Running gags

List of Running gags
Recurring or debuting running gags in this episode:
  • Awww!: Shirley and Annie are saddened by Pierce's seemingly imminent demise. Later, the rest of the group Awwws when they look into Pierce's room and see Pierce and Jeff resting.
  • Biggest laugh of the night!: Pierce crashes the town car he's driving and cuts his forehead.
  • Britta'd: Wanting to appear intellectual, Britta asks Pierce if he knows what Dylan Thomas said about death. Pierce asks her to tell him but she doesn't actually know.
  • Come sail away!: Troy cries repeatedly throughout the episode when he meets his idol LeVar Burton.
  • Gay, he's so gay!: When role playing as Jeff's father, Britta says he's a closet homosexual like Jeff.
  • That's you: Jeff doesn't fall for Pierce's impersonation of his father.
  • Turning it into a snake: Britta cheers her own character growth by singing, "Britta for the win!" while attempting to bust a move.

Pop culture references

List of Pop culture references
References to popular culture in this episode:
  • IMDb:
  • Name that tune: Troy begins to sing the theme song to Reading Rainbow while hiding in the bathroom. LeVar Burton also sings the tune in the end tag.
  • Shout out:
  • TV Guide:
  • Use your allusion:
    • Pierce says farewell to Shirley, "Smell you later," a phrase made famous by The Simpsons character Nelson Muntz.
    • Pierce responds to Jeff's rant with, "Crystal," indicating that there is no misunderstanding. This is likely a reference to a courtroom exchange between characters portrayed by Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson in the 1992 film A Few Good Men.
    • Britta refers to LeVar Burton as Kunta Kinte, the name of the character he portrayed in Roots. In the end tag, LeVar calls himself Kunta.
  • Well read: Even though Britta doesn't know exactly what poet Dylan Thomas said about death, she seems to be familiar with his poem "Do not go gentle into that good night".

Meta references

List of Meta references
Meta references in this episode:
  • Parody: The episode can be seen as a spoof of the current trend in sitcoms started by "The Office" to structure their stories with a documentary style.
  • IRL: In the DVD commentary, Dan Harmon and Megan Ganz reveal that Shirley's confessional scene was inspired by an email sent by actress Yvette Nicole Brown pointing out that she was the only actor in the episode without a talking head scene.

Trivia

  • In the Community The Complete Second Season DVD commentaries, writer Megan Ganz mentions that Shirley's talking head scene was added in after Yvette Nichole Brown sent her a passive/aggressive email asking for such a scene.

Quotes

β€œI'm excited about the narrative facility of the documentary format. It's easier to tell a complex story when you can just cut to people explaining things to the camera.”— Abed
β€œMr. Hawthorne is ready to commence his bequeathings.”— Nurse
β€œKnock-knock.”— Britta
β€œIs that you, death?”— Pierce
β€œNo, it's Britta.”— Britta
β€œOh.”— Pierce
β€œBritta, you're the selfless one in the group, right?”— Pierce
β€œWouldn't know, I haven't thought about myself in years.”— Britta
β€œI hope to die surrounded by my family.”— Shirley
β€œThat's the only way I'd agree to be surrounded by my family.”— Jeff
β€œMe and Abed have an agreement: If one of us dies we stage it to look like a suicide caused by the unjust cancellation of Firefly.”— Troy
β€œVengeance? Huh, no. I was never one to hold a grudge, Jeffrey. My father held grudges. I'll always hate him for that.”— Pierce
β€œHi, I'm Jeff's dad, hi.”— Britta
β€œHi, Jeff's dad, I'm Britta's dad.”— Jeff
β€œWhat? Why?”— Britta
β€œI don't know, got drunk, didn't have a condom. And her mom gets freaky when she hears Oingo Boingo.”— Jeff
β€œOh God, I wish I could relate but much like my son, I'm a closet homosexual.”— Britta
β€œDon't apologize for that. You're talking to the guy who banged Britta's mom. I have no standards.”— Jeff
β€œWell what do you say we take a tumble? I'll put on a wig.”— Britta
β€œThat's it, you're under arrest. I'm an undercover cop.”— Jeff
β€œIt's not illegal to be gay.”— Britta
β€œIt is here in Iran.”— Jeff
β€œNot when we're in the Green Zone.”— Britta
β€œThat's Iraq, stupid.”— Jeff
β€œWell, what do I know? I'm Jeff Winger's dumb gay dad.”— Britta
β€œIf you're lying to me, if my father isn't coming, if a car pulls up and anyone other than my father steps out, say, an actor, or you in a wig, if you try to pull any Ferris Bueller, Parent Trap, Three's Company, F/X, F/X2: the Deadly Art of Illusion bulls**t, I will beat you. And there will be nothing madcap or wacky about it. Understood?”— Jeff
β€œCrystal.”— Pierce
Season Two Episodes

1. "Anthropology 101"
2. "Accounting for Lawyers"
3. "The Psychology of Letting Go"
4. "Basic Rocket Science"
5. "Messianic Myths and Ancient Peoples"
6. "Epidemiology"
7. "Aerodynamics of Gender"
8. "Cooperative Calligraphy"
9. "Conspiracy Theories and Interior Design"
10. "Mixology Certification"
11. "Abed's Uncontrollable Christmas"
12. "Asian Population Studies"

13. "Celebrity Pharmacology 212"
14. "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons"
15. "Early 21st Century Romanticism"
16. "Intermediate Documentary Filmmaking"
17. "Intro to Political Science"
18. "Custody Law and Eastern European Diplomacy"
19. "Critical Film Studies"
20. "Competitive Wine Tasting"
21. "Paradigms of Human Memory"
22. "Applied Anthropology and Culinary Arts"
23. "A Fistful of Paintballs"
24. "For A Few Paintballs More"

Community Season Two DVD

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