I kinda hope it's something simple/fundamental such as she finds him hot and is flattered that he likes her.

With psychology, she can be an insta-activist about almost anything, which must please her (and is a satisfying connection for the viewer).

Good question. Every movie that shoots for multiple-destinations flair ends up shooting in Prague, so it should be Czech koruna and show up in IMDb as a mistake, since they were supposed to be someplace else like 1950s Moscow.

Those clothes could easily be Britta's, color-wise if not size-wise. She picked them out?

I suppose it's not a beat that can be hit every episode, but in terms of serialization, it bugs me that in terms of Troy-and-Abed, this episode could just as easily have been a pre-kerfuffle episode. That is to say, how it stands between them (they made up? they are both behaving as though everything is back to normal…

The salient point is not intelligence/lack thereof but cynicism/lack thereof. It might be too pat for Troy to quote-unquote save Britta from the pizza guy and Shirley from drinking, but if he does, it is because he doesn't yet know to be jaded about things.

Britta resting her head on Pierce's shoulder (which I had failed to notice, so thank you) is even better than the warm, matter-of-fact way she takes Abed's arm.

I don't think pandas have time for that. Gotta eat a lotta bamboo.

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