Abed
Jeff, what's your favorite episode of M*A*S*H?
The one with, uh... the army.
Abed
That's what I thought. If you'd ever actually seen the show, you'd know that Hawkeye didn't just bed nurses and drink martinis. He also had blood sprayed on his face and barked orders when the choppers came in. If he didn't, people died. He was a leader, Jeff. That's your job.
[Troy and Abed are filming their own version of Kickpuncher, an in-universe parody of the 1987 movie RoboCop. Troy poses as Kickpuncher, Abed as his love interest]
Are you sure Britta couldn't do your part?
Abed
I asked her. She wasn't available.
[Sighs] Let's go film the sex scene.
[Abed is being a "different version of himself"; Annie is standing in as the girl]
Abed
What are you reading?
Abed
So you're familiar with two sins... how about a third?
Ooh! [Everyone leans in closer as Abed pulls out a cigarette case.]
I don't think we're allowed to smoke in here.
Abed
Well, then you picked the wrong outfit, didn't you.
[Abed leans in for a kiss and is interrupted at the last second.]
Abed, what are you doing?!
Abed
Don Draper from Mad Men. What did you think?
Put your tongue in her ear.
Abed
The truth is lots of girls like me because, let's face it, I'm pretty adorable, and, uh, my aloofness unconsciously reminds them of their fathers, so... I'm more used to them approaching me.
So we didn't damage your self-esteem or anything?
Abed
Britta, I've got self-esteem falling out of my butt. That's why I was willing to change for you guys. When you really know who you are and what you like about yourself, changing for other people isn't such a big deal.
[There is a pause]
Abed
They're teaching me how to be someone else.
Oh, for God's sake, what did I tell you guys?
Abed
[doing a Jeff impression] Oh, for God's sake everybody, do whatever you want! Leave each other alone!
Whoa! That is a good Jeff! How did you do that?
Abed
10% Dick Van Dyke, 20% Sam Malone, 40% Zach Braff from Scrubs, 30% Hilary Swank in Boys Don't Cry.
[disappointed] Zach Braff...
Abed
Sorry.
Abed
The truth is lots of girls like me because, let's face it, I'm pretty adorable, and, uh, my aloofness unconsciously reminds them of their fathers, so... I'm more used to them approaching me.
So we didn't damage your self-esteem or anything?
Abed
Britta, I've got self-esteem falling out of my butt. That's why I was willing to change for you guys. When you really know who you are and what you like about yourself, changing for other people isn't such a big deal.
[There is a pause]
Abed...you're a god. If you'll all excuse me, I have a man to beat in pool while wearing shorts.
Is that code for going number one or number two?
Abed, you've inspired me too. People can mock me all they want. I don't care how I say the word "baggle".
[the group laughs at Britta]
Abed
"Baggle."
[the group continues to laugh while Britta tries to smile while holding back her tears]
[In his office, the Dean is talking to Annie and Shirley about their bad job as on-campus security guards. Abed watches while eating popcorn]
I see how that would be frustrating, but the fact is-
Abed
[Suggesting the lines to the Dean] Your ass is on the line.
Abed
You just got off the phone with the mayor.
I just got off the phone with the- what, the mayor?! Stop doing that!
Abed
I'm trying to help. You're not doing this right.
[sarcastically] Well, maybe you should do it.
[Abed hands the Dean his bag of popcorn, then slams a hand on the table and starts speaking to Annie and Shirley in an African-American accent]
Abed
I'm sick and tired of making excuses for you two! You're an embarrassment to the department! You're off the case and off the force! Your badges and your windbreakers now! [Annie and Shirley hesitate] Now! I ain't got all day! Agitating my sciatica... I'm too old for this! Now, get out of my sight! Thought you were badasses, huh? Real badasses work together. All I see is a housewife and a girl scout.
Abed
I said get out! And don't ever think about getting near this case, huh!
[Annie and Shirley exit the Dean's office]
Abed
[Talking normally] Whatever, that's what they needed.
Abed, your social skills aren't exactly streets ahead, you know what I mean?
Abed
I don't.
[To Abed] You're not alone on this case. Pierce, stop trying to coin the phrase "streets ahead".
Trying? Coined and minted. Been there, coined that! "Streets ahead" is verbal wildfire.
Does it just mean "cool", or is it supposed to be like "miles ahead"?
[Sighs] If you have to ask, you're streets behind.