2, 4, 6 and 15 were college roommates. How well did they along and who hooked up?
Abed Nadir, Captain Awesome, and Chuck Bartowski were college roommates. Things got rough between Chuck and Awesome when Awesome started dating Chuck’s sister, but they eventually made up (and Chuck bought earplugs because seriously, nobody needs to know that kind of information about their sister). Abed and Chuck bonded over a love of pop culture.
1 and 12 open a business together -- what is it?
Kevin Ryan and Sarah Walker open a business together. It sells organic beauty products. All of Ryan’s cop buddies mock him for it until Sarah walks in and then their tongues all roll on the ground.
9, 10 and 13 are on a TV sitcom -- what's the name and plot of the show?
Mary Crawley, Britta Perry, and Walter Bishop are on a TV sitcom called Odd Bobs. It’s cancelled after 13 episodes, but the episodes were picked up by a UPN-like channel and syndicated, where they became a cult-like hit. Mixing a slacker with an aristocrat in a single apartment with a hilariously creepy older neighbor and expecting them to fight zombies was a bit much for audiences to take in 2006, but now the fandom is growing and the actors are in talks to bring the series back as a hour-long drama on the CW. It will ultimately fall through, to be picked up by NBC in two years, and Britta replaced by a young black man, who will be the source of many fandom wars.
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Abed Nadir, Captain Awesome, and Chuck Bartowski were college roommates. Things got rough between Chuck and Awesome when Awesome started dating Chuck’s sister, but they eventually made up (and Chuck bought earplugs because seriously, nobody needs to know that kind of information about their sister). Abed and Chuck bonded over a love of pop culture.
1 and 12 open a business together -- what is it?
Kevin Ryan and Sarah Walker open a business together. It sells organic beauty products. All of Ryan’s cop buddies mock him for it until Sarah walks in and then their tongues all roll on the ground.
9, 10 and 13 are on a TV sitcom -- what's the name and plot of the show?
Mary Crawley, Britta Perry, and Walter Bishop are on a TV sitcom called Odd Bobs. It’s cancelled after 13 episodes, but the episodes were picked up by a UPN-like channel and syndicated, where they became a cult-like hit. Mixing a slacker with an aristocrat in a single apartment with a hilariously creepy older neighbor and expecting them to fight zombies was a bit much for audiences to take in 2006, but now the fandom is growing and the actors are in talks to bring the series back as a hour-long drama on the CW. It will ultimately fall through, to be picked up by NBC in two years, and Britta replaced by a young black man, who will be the source of many fandom wars.