Maggie Bandur

Moses Port and David Guarascio give us significantly less updates on their bodily functions. Dan was very open that way.

Thank you.

I read the internets. I just don't interact so much. It's more net, less inter.

It's a passing fad.

They all die at the end. Should I not say that?

I hope I'm not stepping on his future development, but I think Dan always pictured them opening a detective agency. With Annie and her chloroform, of course.

By the way, I don't really use the internet, so I'm sorry if I am doing this wrong.

Abed and Troy had an inflatable couch filled with helium in their apartment -- you know, so it could float back up to the ceiling when not in use -- and the bit got cut. (They lost the ottoman, but then it flew back in the window at the end of the scene.) A chemist friend, Dr. Anthony Pease, had dreamed of such a couch, and I told him it was going to be in the episode, and he illegally downloaded it in England and everything, and there was no couch. But I named the creator of Inspector Spacetime after him. So, he can stop wingeing now!

That would be awesome. That makes me want to root for that movie, which my fear of them casting Shia LeBoeuf had previously made impossible.

Done.