While some may think this episode was bland and boring, they are not looking deep enough. In TV shows, there are static and dynamic characters, Abed mainly being a static character. However, in this episode we get to see his change furthering character development and making him more realistic and relatable. And the way this episode portrays this change is through his eyes allowing us to better feel his emotions and understand him-very creative and impressive artistically. While there aren't any fully static people in life, there are some very similar. This episode speaks for all these people and lets them know they're not alone. Personally, I even related to this episode somewhat.
Review of Virtual Systems Analysis
