Question is, how did they not notice the monkey? Admittedly, the group is about as self-absorbed as it’s possible to be, but surely even they would notice a rogue primate helping itself to their property.
He’s alive and well, and working on his evil plan to destroy the group by stealing as much of their stuff as possible. Yup, there could well be the pitter patter of tiny(er) Chang feet by the start of next season.īut those tiny feet won’t be alone – if you’ve been wondering what happened to Annie’s Boob’s (the monkey, not her actual rack) after Abed let him loose, wonder no more. Through the magic of Abed, we discover that the pregnancy scare she’s currently dealing with can only have come from one man – and it’s not her ex. Not only did she hook up with ex-Senor Chang during the Zombie-fest, it seems she’s also taking a stroll down infidelity avenue with her married ex-husband. Those of you who remember the horror-fest that was Halloween will know that the devout Shirley is not as devout as she likes to think. This week’s bottle episode is titled Beard. The bottle episode is also a great way of dealing with loose story strands, and Cooperative Calligraphy brings together two of the most disparate of the show so far. Stepping Out of the Background: Just as Toheeb Jimoh’s character, Sam Obisanya, has grown over the series, the actor’s career has also soared. Apparently, he has a desperate need to be comforted at all times.
Pierce’s depriving three hospitals of his high tech wheelchair is proof, if any were needed of his vileness, and Troy’s empty, save for a cushion, backpack is… left unexplained. Abed’s secret charting of the girl’s menstrual cycles is finally revealed, as a way of staying on their good side. But it’s the rest of the group’s foibles that are most interesting. With emotions running ridiculously high, and each group member desperate to prove they’re as trustworthy as they can possibly be, the group puts itself through a number of humiliating and degrading experiences, allowing each member to revert spectacularly to their stereotypes.īritta’s teenage protests at the gross invasion of her civil liberties, Jeff’s well-hidden petulance and clear need to be naked as often as possible, and Shirley’s not so silent judgement of pretty much everybody come to the fore almost immediately. Not good at reading people at the best of times, a bottle episode is Abed’s worst nightmare, and it’s easy to see why.
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