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The debate resumes, and Jeff and Annie keep pace with Simmons. In a last-second gambit, Simmons launches himself out of his wheelchair at Jeff. Jeff catches him supporting Simmons's point. Annie then goes off-script by grabbing Jeff and kissing him; surprised, he drops Simmons. Annie proclaims that Jeff's response proves that man is evil, and ...
When Annie orders room service, the staff address her as "Mrs. Winger". She decides to pretend to be Jeff's wife. In the lobby, an Inspector Spacetime fan, Lauren (Tricia Helfer), mistakes Jeff for an actor from the show; Jeff plays along and flirts with her. Britta realizes Toby is trying to steal Abed away from Troy.
Annie points out many romantic moments between her and Jeff despite his hook-ups with Britta; Jeff denies those moments were romantic by noting similar moments between Abed and Pierce (Chevy Chase). Overhearing the argument, Dean Pelton enters in a Carnival costume, and Jeff criticizes the Dean's frequent visits in ridiculous costumes. The Dean ...
The Time Traveler's Almanac (British title: The Time Traveller's Almanac [1]) is a 2013 anthology edited by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer. It contains stories that focus on time travel . It was released in November 2013 in the UK and on March 18, 2014, in the US.
Later on, as Jeff plays video games with Mark, she tempts him into having sex, after having sex with Jeff, Sandra notices Jason Voorhees enter the room, wielding Ted's spear. Before she can warn Jeff, who is on top of her, Sandra is killed when Jason drives the spear through Jeff, her body, the bed and into the floor.
Among the candidates are Jeff and Annie, and the race soon becomes personal between the two. Meanwhile, a Secret Service agent becomes attracted to Abed, and the two pursue an unusual relationship. The episode, which satirizes American political culture , was written by Adam Countee, directed by Jay Chandrasekhar , and features the second ...
The Dean suddenly shoots Annie; in response, Jeff shoots the Dean. Annie sits up and tells Jeff she and the Dean created the night school ploy to teach Jeff a lesson about academic dishonesty. The Dean then sits up, and Jeff, who had deduced that Annie helped the Dean, reveals he and the Dean wanted to teach Annie about being a better friend ...
[1] [3] Only residents of the United States and Canada, excluding Quebec, were able to submit stories. And each story had to be original—not formally published elsewhere. One of the terms of the contest required each story include established Star Trek characters created for any of the films or television series.