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Presented like an episode of Law & Order, the study group attempts to find out who squashed their biology project: a yam. Troy and Abed become detectives, Shirley is their boss, Jeff and Annie pose as prosecuting attorneys, while Pierce is an informant and Britta a lab tech. Written by
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Trivia
Michael Kenneth Williams says the pinkie swear should be upheld because "a man's got to have a code." This is something his character Omar frequently said on the HBO series
The Wire.
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Goofs
As with most movies and TV shows, the Soldiers' wear and appearance are wrong. Most obvious is Michael Ironside's beard, which is not allowed. Both soldiers are also missing combat patches and badges despite being veterans, and Ironside is wearing a cap while indoors. However, for the most part, the dress blues are correct.
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Quotes
Star-Burns:
Kiss me.
Quendra:
What?
Star-Burns:
I can explain.
Quendra:
No!
Star-Burns:
I can explain!
Quendra:
Explanation is not the issue!
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Crazy Credits
Opening credits are in the style of "Law & Order" (1990-2010).
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Connections
Spoofs
Law & Order (1990)
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This episode was one of the funniest episodes in the history of the series. For someone who hasn't seen even one episode of Law and Order, I thoroughly enjoyed this parody because of the similarities to general crime procedural dramas. The performances were brilliant and the ones that particularly shined were that of Troy Barnes, Annie Edison and Abed Nadir. I loved Pierce's and Shirley's smaller roles as well but i especially laughed my ass of at Britta's extremely short scene which was so brilliantly done that i don't have words to describe its awesomeness.. I love community and i hope the show offers episodes like this in the future now that it has been renewed for a 4th season. :)
My vote is 10.