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* [[Air Vent Passageway]]: Unsuccessful attempt by Chang.

* [[Brought Home the Wrong Kid]]: A classic example when Chang screws up his attempt to prove he's a good father by picking up someone else's kids instead of Shirley's.

{{quote| '''Britta:''' You guys have to believe me! [[Noodle Incident|He's so much worse than Tall Kyle!]]}}

* [[Complete Monster]]: Lukka is apparently one of these in-universe.

* [[Guide Dang It]]: Abed's reaction to hearing about the situation in the Balkans.

{{quote| '''Abed:''' If I ever go to the Balkans, I'm going to bring some serious cheat codes and walkthroughs.}}

* [[I Need to Go Iron My Dog]]:

{{quote| '''Jeff:''' Oh look, is that a reason to leave?}}

* [[Standard Fifties Father]]: Chang acts and dresses like one in an attempt to show Shirley he can be a responsible dad.

* [[Surveillance As the Plot Demands]]: Abed has security camera set up in his dorm for an autobiographical documentary. They come in handy every once in a while.

{{quote| '''Troy:''' I don't want to play any more.<br />

'''Abed:''' I feel sick.<br />

'''Lukka:''' She's strange. }}

* [[Video Game Cruelty Potential]]: Lukka applies his real world knowledge to show how it can be done. Though honestly any game that awards points for killing unarmed villagers is just asking for this to happen.

** It looks and sounds like a standard run & gun game, but apparently it contains sophisticated infrastructure systems to allow strategies like cutting off the enemy forces' supplies at the root by terrorizing the countryside. (I forget how exactly, does Lukka mention something about burning crops?) It seems the game is designed with cruelty potential on the genocidal level in mind. . .