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PELTON [OVER PA]: Good morning. This is your dean reminding you

that among your school's prestigious alumni

is Mr. Luis Guzmén.

Celebrated actor and model Puerto Rican-American.

This Friday, we will be dedicating

a statue of Guzman,

and unveiling our brand-new school song.

So, boy, I don't know about you,

but this sure feels like a real college to me.

PELTON [OVER SPEAKERS]: Green dale, Green dale, Green dale.

[EXPLOSION OVER SPEAKERS]

Ah. Jeff, Jeff, good morning.

How is student life, my dry-witted friend?

Probably the same as teacher life,

but less tragic because I get to leave.

Very dry, very witty, not a great friend.

Listen, I wanted to ask you

about that young lady in your Spanish class.

You know, the blond with the pouty,

strident Cate Blanchett sexuality

and the ridiculous name.

Britta. That's it. That's it.

Imagine living with that. Can you imagine? Unbelievable.

Anyway, um, are you two an item?

And if so, would that item be impervious to sabotage?

You know, you have the savoir-faire of a hyena.

How is it that you and James Bond come from the same island?

Message received. I'll just wait for you to finish striking out.

Cheers. M*A*S*H.

Fawlty Towers, game over. Have a nice day.

You think Luis Guzmén will come to visit his statue?

If so, I'd like to ask about his movie choices.

Particularly Carlito's Way, The Cowboy Way,

The Hard Way and Q&A.

Yeah. Luis Guzmén is on a private jet from Hollywood

because he can't wait to have that conversation with you.

How does he know about me?

Because he called me on my cell phone.

Why would a movie actor call you?

You don't know? No.

I'm President Obama's nephew.

You never mentioned that.

I didn't know if I could trust you,

but now it's time to tell you everything.

Starting with me inventing the Ferrari.

So I guess the cell phone number

you put on the study group's contact sheet was fake.

Which I just learned in the awkward conclusion

of a month-long text-message affair

with a dude from Boulder. Sorry.

That's okay. Give me your number.

I'll cleanse my palate

while Kevin rethinks his marriage.

If you promise

not to use it in any other context than friendship.

Uh-- Pass.

[SPEAKS IN SPANISH]

Star-Burns, that means you.

My name's Alex, dude.

You should spend five hours sculpting that in your face.

Last night I graded your tests.

I'm sure you wanna know how you did.

MAN: Yes. Well, I'm not gonna tell you

until I find out who did this:

What is that?

It's a tiny piece of paper, okay? That's all it is.

A tiny piece of paper

containing all the information covered on the test.

Otherwise known as a crib sheet.

Who did it, huh?

Mary Ann?

Grandpa?

Jackée? Kumar?

There's one Asian stereotype that does apply to me.

Whoever did this insulted my honor.

And they've got 24 hours to come forward

or Mr. Miyagi here will wax off everyone's score

and the whole class gets a zero.

Except you, Toby.

Fllm me $7.4 (Erma j. 447m Imam: 9.3226;

J“ I can't count the reasons J“

J“ I should stay J“

The only difference between Senor Chang and Stalin

is that I know who Sefior Chang is.

You hear him call me Jackée

like I'm some black female caricature?

If the good Lord hadn't been watching,

I'd have slapped him upside the head.

Who do you guys think cheated?

Flattering, but if I'm gonna cheat,

I'm not gonna write information from a book onto paper.

That's practically learning, for God's sake.

Whoever made that crib sheet wasn't a real cheater,

just insecure and naive.

I may be naive, but I'm not stupid.

Well, I may be stupid,

but I'm not trying to look like I'm not.

Well, I may be a genius, but I'm not a lesbian.

[SCOFFS]

BRITTA: Who cares who made it?

The only real cheater is the guy

who's threatening everyone with a zero.

You're right. It's so unfair.

I can't handle this kind of stress right now.

I'm overwhelmed by my duties on the school song committee.

Are you a musician? Ew. No.

I hired a local composer, but he's quite a handful.

Well, I guess that's your fault, isn't it?

It is?

You got an accomplished pianist and songwriter

sitting three feet away from you.

I wrote the jingle for Hawthorne Wipes towelettes.

I would've done your song for free.

Smooth move, Metamucil.

Troy could do the school song. Troy invented rap music.

He's related to Danny Glover and Obama.

Abed, have you been racist this whole time

while I'm telling everybody at church

what a sweet little caramel angel you are?

Hey man, that stuff I said this morning

wasn't true. I was just messing.

You were lying? Yeah, as a joke.

You never had somebody mess with you before?

Yes, just kidding. No, like that?

This isn't a table.

Ha-ha-ha! That's funny.

Remember when we used to study Spanish?

Um

Pierce. Yo.

I talked to the dean and he said you can write

Greendale's school song. That's more like it.

You know, the statue dedication is this Friday,

so you have to have it it done by then.

This Friday? This Friday?

If that's not enough time--

No. You really don't know much about genius?

Yes, I can do it by Friday. Great.

There's a piano in the rehearsal space

and I'll help you out however I can.

You're gonna do an awesome job. I know!

So this is

the last chance for the cheater to be an adult

and face la musica

or everyone fails. No.

You've got 10 seconds, starting now.

Um

No!

I've never gotten a zero before.

I did it. Britta?

Wow. You really took your sweet time with that one.

How dare you terrorize a class

by threatening their grades? It's not easy

to get human beings to turn on each other.

Turn on her.

[STUDENTS CHATTERING]

Real mature. God, Britta.

That's right, we are mature.

Too mature to sit in a class

with a cheating, lying, poop face.

Okay, time to learn some formal greetings.

80 wow.

Yeah, I bet you're enjoying this.

Yeah, well, when we first met,

like, you were up here and I was here.

And now...

Oh, wait, I gave a quarter to a dirty bum today.

What do you think they're gonna do to me?

Well, we're not gonna buy you an ice cream.

Hi, Dean Pelton.

Quite an entrance I got to make there.

You would be Britta Perry? I just spoke with Sefior Chang.

And I'm afraid Green dale

takes this kind of thing very seriously.

Much like a university would.

Your case will be reviewed

by disciplinary tribunal tomorrow in Borchart Hall.

You could be facing expulsion.

Isn't Borchart Hall the pool?

There is an Olympic-sized pool there, yes.

But we will be next to it, using its

$6000 judge's table.

Uh, is she allowed to have counsel?

I mean, I may not be a practicing lawyer anymore,

but relative to this place, I'm Alan Dershowitz.

Oh. Okay, ouch.

If you'd like, you may represent her.

Dean you later.

I'm not gonna sit while some hokey tribunal

gets its jollies judging me.

Hey, if you show up with me, follow my lead,

and deny everything, you'll walk.

That's the Winger guarantee. I get it.

You think you're gonna save my bacon using your lawyer powers

and send me into fits of grateful arousal.

I can neither confirm nor deny that.

See how good I am?

Hey, Troy, did you hear?

All dogs are blue now.

Every single dog in the world is blue.

[LAUGHS]

I'm just messing with you. Yeah. I know.

But let me explain to you

a few things about how this works. Okay.

First of all, I cannot be got.

Because I am not gullible like you.

Secondly, you are not good at this,

because you are not believable in your face, okay?

Your face? Yeah?

It's bad. Um-- Okay.

Also, you gotta ride the line between believable and--

What are you writing in? It's a notepad.

Yeah, but what-- What language? It's probably Arabic.

Um

[ABED BABBLING]

All right, uh, I am convening this disciplinary tribunal

at our state-of-the-art judge's table.

Which has its own built-in sound system.

So take that, Yale.

Ourjudges include, uh, myself, Dean Craig Pelton.

Professor Ian Duncan.

Professor Ben Chang.

Uh, no, you're a teacher, you're not a professor.

Well, maybe because I don't look like Ron Weasley.

That's the difference, that's the qualifying factor.

Gentlemen, point of order.

How can Sefior Chang be one of the judges?

He's the one accusing my client.

You got Prince Charles over here as your drinking buddy.

DUNCAN: Oh, got me.

Well, it sounds like there are two biases, one on each side.

And I go both ways. Oh, let's strike that.

LaShonda, can we please strike that?

I am impartial,

so it should all work out. Okay, let's begin.

Fine. Uh, the tribunal calls teacher Chang.

Okay, just keep it up, Frost/Nixon.

I was planning on doing that. Cleared my whole day.

Uh, Mr. Chang,

could you remind us of the events of yesterday?

Oh, with great pleasure. It was a Tuesday,

uh, crack of dawn, 5:58 am.

I got up, I took my morning deuce.

I made a breakfast consisting of--

J“ Green dale, Green dale J“

J“ Slop pail-- J“

Oh, man. Green, green, green.

J“ Green dale isn't a slop pail J“

[SIGHS]

Hi. I'm almost done.

Oh, good.

You can tell the dean you will have a song

that'll make the devil poop God's pants.

That's exciting.

Mind if I hear what you got so far?

Well, yeah, sure, I, uh--

I'll probably open with something like this. Uh--

[PLAYS PIANO]

You know, a note like that. And end with a note like that.

The words, I can't tell you.

You know, the rest is really a surprise.

I'm just a little worried.

I keep hearing the same two notes.

And your sheet music looks like a Chinese takeout menu.

A musician sees music in everything, Annie.

I mean, it could be--

J“ Moo shu pork J“

J“ Squab with lettuce J“

You see? I mean, it just comes out.

You really shouldn't be here right now.

What? You are inside a throbbing,

cosmic womb of creativity.

And when this baby starts kicking,

I cannot be responsible for your sanity. Ha.

I know it sounds funny, but let me play you out, okay?

[PLAYING UPBEAT MUSIC]

Playing you out now, this song.

You know, like on stage? Playing you out, okay?

Thanks for coming. Bye-bye.

[CONTINUES PLAYING]

Then she yelled, "Screw you." Or, "Screw education."

Or something like that. Then she stormed out of the room

in her high-heel boots like it was tampon time.

If you know what I mean.

Objection. I don't know what he means.

Please don't encourage him.

Do you have any more questions?

The defense calls Britta Perry.

Now, are those the high-heel boots?

Yes. Are they comfortable?

Yeah. I'm just curious. Therm alto.

Miss Perry, did you make that crib sheet?

No. She confessed.

She confessed to protect her classmates

because you were threatening to flunk everyone.

You did what? Oh. Shut your pompous vortex

of overlapping fangs.

Hey, British dentistry is not on trial.

Dean Pelton, I move this case be thrown out of the pool area.

Well, it certainly--

Well, it certainly sounds to me

that this young lady's only crime

is being a hero and wanting to be taller.

This tribunal is adjourned.

Wait, I cheated. And we're back.

Objection. My client did not cheat.

Yes, I did.

Yes, she did.

But why?

That's the real question, isn't it?

The world wasn't the only thing that changed on September 11th.

Oh, Jeff, come on. Five minute recess?

No, no. There's nothing in the bylaws

about recesses, all right?

The wheels of justice here don't stop just because-- Oh!

I know, everyone, time out, time out.

Save the table, save the table.

[ABED BEEPING]

ABED: Beginning transmission.

The primary purpose seems to be male bonding.

And the attitude during conveyance

of the random deceit is apparently of great importance.

The humanoid is approximately 5'10" in height--

TROY: What are you doing?

Oh, hey, Troy. I didn't see you.

Uh, how long were you standing there?

Ywhvhgh mm me? Yes.

That's what I was doing. You got me.

I was just messing with you, but I guess I blew it again..

Yeah, you did.

[ABED MAKES BEEPING SOUND]

Don't turn your back on me, thinking you're all hoity-toity.

Have you got a problem with me? I don't like the fact

that you're walking around here, like you're better than me,

in front of my students. I'm sorry,

do you mind if we have this conversation

in a room with less balls?

You-- You're very confident, I'll say that.

But you shouldn't be.

What are you doing out there?

You know I have a problem with dishonesty.

You're on trial for cheating.

Fine. Look, we'll be fine.

I just have go back out there

and make the case that you're a good person.

You don't know that. You're just doing all this

because you wanna sleep with me. You said it yourself.

You don't even wanna be my friend.

Wait a minute, wait.

Is that-- Is that what you thought I meant?

Britta, look at me. Look at me.

I am.

No, look how handsome my face is.

If all I wanted was sex,

I could get it from plenty of women

without having to go through all this crap.

I'm here because I like you.

And I'd-- I'd be psyched to be your friend.

I didn't wanna take sex off the table

without doing my due diligence.

I actually believe you. Well, why wouldn't you?

I don't know. I guess the same reason that I cheated.

I just have more experience

being worthless.

I think I left that crib sheet on the floor

because I wanted to get caught at it.

I'm so used to screwing everything up,

I just wanted to get it over with.

Wait. I think we have our defense.

Gentlemen, my client is insane. What?

[MURMURING INDISTINCTLY]

Um

Gentlemen, I'm sure you suspected

that Miss Perry was pretty odd before the recess.

But if you could've heard all the stuff

she just told me in the shower,

you would realize

she is all the way out of her entire damn mind.

She doesn't want to succeed

because she doesn't think she can.

So she goes out of her way to fail.

That's crazy.

But do we really wanna make it a crime

to be crazy at Green dale? I mean, look at us.

I mean, you two are arguing about status

at a college that correspondence schools make fun of.

Dean, you want so bad for this place to be Ivy League

that you are putting us at risk of electrocution.

Because everyone on this campus is nuts.

Not me. Oh, come on, Leonard.

If you're gonna argue with me, put on a bathing suit.

Busted.

[LAUGHS]

If you wanna rehabilitate your fellow inmate,

you need to sentence her to staying here with us.

Because if crazy people can't be at Green dale,

where are we supposed to go?

[SNIFFS]

Wow. Well, under the circumstances,

I recommend that the accused be fully exonerated.

On the condition she receives psychological counseling

on a weekly basis from a trained mental health professional.

I'm thinking maybe Fridays, 9-ish, something like that.

All in favor say "aye." BOTH: Aye.

Yes. Wait. What?

That just happened.

Um

[MAN BABBLING]

MAN [OVER SPEAKER]: Greetings, Abed.

Greetings, Abed. Greetings, commander.

Tell me about the one they call Troy.

Well, he is rather arrogant

and has no mercy for weaker beings.

Stop. Stop doing this right now.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. I'm not an alien.

[LAUGHS]

I never thought you were. But this is insane, okay?

Those are credible alien hand movements.

You invented a whole language.

I'm pretty sure you rented a green screen.

Yeah. It would be less creepy

if you were actually an alien.

But this is what friends do. No. It--

From now on, Abed,

friends don't mess with each other.

Okay, cool? Cool, cool. Bang-bang.

[BABBLING]

Garrett, it's over. He knows.

[WHIMPERING]

You're getting a little sloppy.

We went over budget.

I've got it.

[PLAYING]

J“ Green dale, Green dale Little star J“

Oh.

I can't--

Reject.

I'm a fraud, Annie.

I'm no more of a songwriter than you or Billy Joel.

But what about the Hawthorne Wipes jingle?

Oh, yeah, yeah. Sure, the whole thing.

You wanna hear it? Here.

[PLAYING]

J“ You'll be wiping off That ketchup with our wipes J“

J“ Hawthorne Wipes J“

J“ You'll be wiping off That mustard with our wipes J“

J“ At the picnic J“

That's "She'll be Comin' Around the Mountain."

I know. I steal everything. You backed the wrong horse.

I got nothing. Pierce, you're musical.

You're creative, you can do this.

I believe in you.

Well, you shouldn't. I quit.

You listen up, Pierce.

I'm gonna tell you what my mother told me

when I wanted to quit cheerleading.

"You're not very pretty, you have no boobs,

"you can't do basket toss to save your life,

but you made a commitment."

So pick up your pom-poms, Pierce.

Stuff your bra,

get ready for team bus to forget you at Taco Bell

because life is tough.

But we soldier on, and that's just the way it goes.

Um

I'm gonna play myself out.

"The way it goes."

That's it.

One, two, Luis Guzmén. Oh!

Oh. Oh. MAN: All right, Luis.

PELTON: Green dale may never be Harvard--

Don't talk to me for a while.

No problem. Just glad you're here.

I'd like to introduce our student, Pierce Hawthorne,

who's written Green dale its own school song.

Pierce, okay.

Thank you, dean, thank you.

This song goes out to Annie

for believing in me.

[PIANO PLAYING "THE WAY IT IS"]

J“ Standing In the bookstore line J“

J“ Waiting for the bell To chime J“

J“ 80 you can go to class J“

J“ Dancing in your underwear J“

J“ Taking Air conditioner repair J“

Is lhls Blues Homsby's? Yup.

Does he know he stole it? I don't think so. Let him enjoy.

Could we get sued? Not sure.

J“ Greendale's the way it goes J“

Yeah, they got us.

J“ Some things Are still the same J“

J“ Slop pails and pantyhose J“

J“ Oh, Annie believes in me J“

["THE WAY IT IS" PLAYING]

[GASPING]

How many? Thirty-six. You win.

Best of three? Yeah.

Ah...

[GAGS]