HOLY CRAP I JUST LOOKED THAT UP.  I don't even know if Britta can overcome that.

The question isn't which gender, Constable, but *when* gender.

Also, I have a Sesame Street Christmas special where Bert plays the mute tree in their pageant. Sexiness aside, Britta is the Bert of the group.

I hope this doesn't awaken anything in me.

Or her own: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Also, given Alison Brie's hip hop career, I'm really disappointed we didn't get to see her rap.

Britta in a tree outfit.  Who would have thought?

Even if you were a Hebrew!  Almost.

First season, sectionals were against a school for the deaf and a school for young black criminals, as I remember.  The sequences about them were in no way offensive.

When they had CHORD decided that the Glee club needed more thrusting, did he know that their big number was going to be Tina singing "A B C?"

Knuckle Beach!

This comment caused the word 'pizza' to stop having meaning to me.  I think it only takes 5-6 uses.

Annie has a bit of a crush on Abed, I think, but Abed is completely uninterested.  This might be his aloofness reminding women of their fathers, as he pointed out previously.

Also, Britta's veternarian is Dr. Zizmor.  This guy: http://graphics8.nytimes.co…, if you don't live in New York - he's bought out a whole bunch of subways with these ads.

They're all from Greendale, CO, which isn't exactly New York City.  They just met a few times at the same YMCA event.  It's not ridiculously unlikely.

It was a gift from my Nana.  She was a Rockette, who married a Count.  Who was blind, he loved her for her mind.

Not the pronoun, but a man with the unlikely NAME of "Who."

When Britta's not on screen, the other characters should be asking, "Where's Britta?"

Oh, an Aubrey Plaza was a page at NBC.

Donald Glover is in two episodes of 30 Rock, playing different characters (a TGS PA, and a gay kid at Tracy's old high school)