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TV Trope: Giftedly Bad Narrator: Unfortunately, the only photographer there to capture the scene is Britta Perry.[She accidentally takes a photo of her nostrils instead of Troy]Narrator: Yeah, gee, there’s a good one.  (3.14 Pillows And Blankets)

TV Trope: Giftedly Bad

Narrator: Unfortunately, the only photographer there to capture the scene is Britta Perry.
[She accidentally takes a photo of her nostrils instead of Troy]
Narrator: Yeah, gee, there’s a good one. 

(3.14 Pillows And Blankets)

TV Trope: Malaproper Troy: The Legit Republic of Blanketsburg says Pillowtown has until midnight tonight to surrender its territory.Abed: The United Force of Pillowtown declines the request.Troy: It’s not a request. I’m giving you an all tomato. Meaning that you give me the whole tomato or else.Abed: Or else what?[Troy stands up and leaves the Dean’s office]  (3.14 Pillows And Blankets)

TV Trope: Malaproper

Troy: The Legit Republic of Blanketsburg says Pillowtown has until midnight tonight to surrender its territory.
Abed: The United Force of Pillowtown declines the request.
Troy: It’s not a request. I’m giving you an all tomato. Meaning that you give me the whole tomato or else.
Abed: Or else what?
[Troy stands up and leaves the Dean’s office] 

(3.14 Pillows And Blankets)

TV Trope: I Resemble That Remark Jeff: Soldiers of Blanketsburg, we fight not because we want war, we fight that we might gain peace!Narrator: Winger’s critics suggest he merely improvised hot-button patriotic dogma in a Ferris Buellerian attempt to delay schoolwork. Winger decries the accusation as, quote, ‘a slanderous betrayal akin to 9/11’, unquote. Later, out of the war, he would refer to the theory as ‘essentially accurate’. (3.14 Pillows And Blankets)

TV Trope: I Resemble That Remark

Jeff: Soldiers of Blanketsburg, we fight not because we want war, we fight that we might gain peace!
Narrator: Winger’s critics suggest he merely improvised hot-button patriotic dogma in a Ferris Buellerian attempt to delay schoolwork. Winger decries the accusation as, quote, ‘a slanderous betrayal akin to 9/11’, unquote. Later, out of the war, he would refer to the theory as ‘essentially accurate’.

(3.14 Pillows And Blankets)

TV Trope: College Radio Neil: I know there’s a lot of blanket-stackers and pillow-packers out there thinking it’s going to go down tonight. But there’s a lot of us folks from the scene in between saying that, hey, we’re all looking to chill out and lay down with someone special. This is Real Neil with pipes of steel, signing off with the smooth sounds of Daybreak. (3.14 Pillows And Blankets)

TV Trope: College Radio

Neil: I know there’s a lot of blanket-stackers and pillow-packers out there thinking it’s going to go down tonight. But there’s a lot of us folks from the scene in between saying that, hey, we’re all looking to chill out and lay down with someone special. This is Real Neil with pipes of steel, signing off with the smooth sounds of Daybreak.

(3.14 Pillows And Blankets)

TV Trope: Beware The Nice Ones Shirley: There were no rules in that first battle. You hit someone, they went down, and you stopped hitting them. We call that common courtesy. But then what if they get up? Maybe keep hitting them till they learn to stay down. We call that common sense. (3.14 Pillows And Blankets)

TV Trope: Beware The Nice Ones

Shirley: There were no rules in that first battle. You hit someone, they went down, and you stopped hitting them. We call that common courtesy. But then what if they get up? Maybe keep hitting them till they learn to stay down. We call that common sense.

(3.14 Pillows And Blankets)

TV Trope: Friendship Moment Jeff: First entry in my stupid journal. Today I had to run and get two imaginary friendship hats from an office. I could’ve just walked around the corner and then come back, but, for some reason, I actually went all the way back to where they were supposed to be. One was crumpled up a bit, that was Troy’s. The other was just a little dusty, that was Abed’s. I fixed them up even though I was the only one watching, because I settled on a truth today that’s always going to be true. I would do anything for my friends, which I think is how everyone in the world feels, which finally makes me understand war. (3.14 Pillows And Blankets)

TV Trope: Friendship Moment

Jeff: First entry in my stupid journal. Today I had to run and get two imaginary friendship hats from an office. I could’ve just walked around the corner and then come back, but, for some reason, I actually went all the way back to where they were supposed to be. One was crumpled up a bit, that was Troy’s. The other was just a little dusty, that was Abed’s. I fixed them up even though I was the only one watching, because I settled on a truth today that’s always going to be true. I would do anything for my friends, which I think is how everyone in the world feels, which finally makes me understand war.

(3.14 Pillows And Blankets)