Everyone starts confession things, and Shirley it turns out wants to be young like Annie, and Annie wants to be mature like Shirley. Annie slams Jeff’s head into the table and Shirley gets out a pizza cutter which prompts Britta to confess it was her. HE’S SO GAY,” before Annie and Shirley start with the torture. In the library, they confront Jeff who continues to declare that he’s innocent, and Pierce tries to read him psychically. Abed reassures the Dean that the girls needed a stern talking to so they’ll decide to come together. The Dean doesn’t come down on them hard enough for Abed’s liking, so he takes over and makes Shirley and Annie turn in their wind breakers and badges. Annie chases on foot and ends up pepper spraying herself, allowing Jeff to get away. Annie and Britta give chase in their golf cart, but he runs where they can’t follow. Jeff tries to tell them it was Britta but they don’t believe him and he bolts. When Annie and Shirley frisk Jeff and search his book bag, they find enough tiny little costumes to dress a ‘frog mariachi band’. He shadows them on their stake out and directs it as if it’s a movie as Annie gets a mysterious call saying Jeff Winger is their man. Abed urges the Dean to tell the ladies they only have 24 hours to solve the case, then snaps a picture for the future movie poster. A sign is broken, and the police really don’t care as Annie and Shirley try to compete for most bad ass security cop. Annie decides that she’s the bad ass, and there’s much argument between them about which one of them should carry the pepper spray. Shirley and Annie volunteer to be campus security for the 48 hours surrounding April Fools. Jeff figures out pretty easily that Britta did it, and he tells her to come clean or else he’ll tell the entire school body. Going to get her frog from the science lab, Britta attaches the sombrero, but the frog gets loose, is killed, and a cadaver falls out of a window. Jeff rolls his eyes and Britta accuses him of not liking the joke just because it’s not at anyone’s expense. Jeff and Troy joke that he’s now the Cookie Crisp Wizard.īritta wants to play a joke on Senor Chang by putting a frog on his desk wearing a tiny sombrero that says ‘SR. Jeff and Troy then gift him with a ‘magic wand’ which is literally a stick with a cookie on top. In the cafeteria, Pierce says that he can now read people’s minds, and ‘successfully’ tells Jeff that he’s thinking of the color pink. It’s a sorcerer’s apprentice costume, and Pierce wears it proudly. Abed runs off, only to come back with the most ridiculous costume he could find from the drama wardrobe. Jeff tells Pierce that he just missed the man delivering the robes for level six. Pierce walks in and announces that for one he’s Buddhist, and two he’s detoxing on a diet of salt water and honey to reach ascension level six of his religion. It’s the day before April Fool’s day, and the Dean is making sure everyone knows what sort of practical jokes are acceptable. Can a semi-Pierce centric episode change your minds? And why don’t people like the loveable old man? – Staff seems that every time I talk to people about this show, they say the same thing: “I would love Community but I don’t like Pierce.” To that I ask why not? He’s no more active than any of the other characters and he really does have a heart of gold.
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