Actually, the post-credits “evil timeline” scene was back in the study room.
I loved the shadow puppet shows. I can see why Annie was charmed. 
“Infected, that’s the word I was looking for!”
I love that Annie’s been chosen as Wendy to Abed and Troy’s lost boys.
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was this the first episode that didn’t feature greendale at all?
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It featured the Kingdom of Greendalia.
I’m pretty sure Troy was eating dinner with Kunta Kinte in the study room in the post-credits scene.
I didn’t quite get why Pelton was so insistent that Jeff order for him at the Mexican restaurant. Was it to further the illusion that they were on a real date?
Yes, he was definitely trying to make Jeff behave like his idea of a proper date.
As an incidental note, I really want to make paint angels…
There’s a pack in the fridge as a housewarming gift.
That’s exactly what they were doing.
Overall, I’m kinda meh on this episode, although there were some good moments, like the aforementioned “Sailing” by Christopher Cross.
Alas, it didn’t pay: Bradley Cooper has been named Sexiest Man Alive. :rolleyes: