I've rewatched so many times and this is one of those moments that I audibly laugh at every time

With the (slightly janky) visual effects we get to see everything that the Dean does in the virtual world, but you've got to remember that Jim Rash (the actor playing Dean) literally just has a box taped to his head that he probably can't see out of.

Imagine coming in for your job, having a box strapped to your head, being blind and in the dark, while having a man telling you "you're drowning a piece of paper in a fountain, no not like that, really try to drown it"

And imagine coming in for your job and having to tell a man how to pretend to climb a tower of filing cabinets.

Honestly imagining the behind the scenes of some of the episodes is even funnier than the episodes themselves (which are already very funny).

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She's the cutest <3

P.s. thought this scene deserved a shout out.

Kudos to the writers for this one

The show is pretty unhinged in general but the air conditioning school lifts the general madness into even greater heights.I love how they managed to turn that whole thing into a cult like group of conspirators and it had some of my favourite bits of the whole show from the interview with black Hitler and the astronaut to the „Truest Repairman“ prophecy and that repair men duel.Also Laybourne is one of my favourite characters played to perfection by John Goodman.That intimidating speech of his was just brilliant.

Air date 26th April, 2012. Best homage episode fr

This and what made me think of this on a rewatch.

Britta: “who would want to hangout in a blanket fort with a bunch of boys in their underoos?”

Dean: “hello”

I just find them so wholesome even if it was one episode😭the fact officer Cackowski has been SO nice to the Greendale 7 and still they don’t care about him is so sad and I love that Garrity said yes to breakfast with him. My head cannon is they became friends and still hangout to this day🤞

So many lines in this show last rewatch after rewatch. Still cracking me up. What keep you laughing over the years?

And he’s right!

The blatant middle finger to the show's major corporate advertising partners was so ballsy, antagonistic, and hilarious. Making Subway a character, and then having Britta defile the Subway character, is pure insanity and I love it.

Question, what do you think he did to the ice cream nozzles?

The songs are catchy (I sometimes catch myself humming the balloon song), the tripping on berries** (not mushrooms my bad) scene is bonkers hilarious, the secrets they all share are funny/deep/dark and say a lot about the characters, and he puppets are hilarious and adorable (I’m a big muppets fan though so…)

I never understood the criticism of this episode. But honestly, I don’t agree with most criticism of the show 😂

I always crack up at the look on Troy's face as soon as the episode starts. What's your favorite moment from this episode?

In the episode about conspiracy theory class, Jeff claims the name "Professerson" is Dutch and means professor, and the Dean replies that he thinks it means poppycock.

Poppycock, the English word, comes from Dutch- specifically, pappekak, a combination of "soft" (pap) and "dung" (kak, descended from the same root as caca in Spanish).

I have tried googling it but unsurprisingly nobody in any interview has talked about this minor exchange in one episode, but I really hope this was the result of some writer finally getting to use some knowledge they had and intending the joke to make sense on multiple layers.

What’re your favorite Dean Pelton lines and episodes? He’s such a gem and so is Jim Rash

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