After a violent shipwreck, billionaire playboy Oliver Queen was missing and presumed dead for five years before being discovered alive on a remote island in the Pacific. Back in Starling City, Oliver slowly reconnects with those closest to him. Oliver has brought back many new skills from his time on the island and manages to secretly create the persona of Arrow to right the wrongs of his family and fight the ills of society. As Arrow, Oliver will atone for the past sins of his family while he searches for the personal redemption he needs.

As their sixth year at Greendale draws to a close, Abed asks everyone to imagine pitching a TV show about what they would do in season seven.

A surprise marriage proposal in Jeff’s law class reveals an unexpected connection between the bride and groom.

A secret paintball assassin game is played on the Greendale campus.

During a road trip to unload one of Greendale’s useless artifacts, Abed turns a situation into a flashback-filled feature film.

The group is cheated and they try to get back at a grifter now teaching at Greendale.

The group makes a Sci-Fi movie. Jeff realizes he is trapped at Greendale and has an identity crisis. Chang becomes an Internet sensation and heads to Hollywood.

A former boyfriend lures Britta into joining Honda’s guerilla marketing campaign. Jeff looks to get Elroy to like him.

A hacker threatens to publish emails unless a scheduled appearance by a racist comic is canceled.

Jeff squares off against a charming prison inmate Willy who’s attending Greendale via telerobot. Britta enlists Abed to get around Annie’s rules against parties in their apartment.

Dean Pelton is asked to lie; Chang auditions for a stage adaptation of “The Karate Kid.”

When an attack ad from a rival college surfaces claiming Greendale allowed a dog to graduate, the Greendale gang is divided on how to stop it; Annie seeks to find the truth behind the claim, while Jeff solicits help to attack the credibility.

As Jeff and Frankie look to extract Dean Pelton from his expensive virtual reality world, Britta uncovers an uncomfortable truth about her parents George and Deb and her friends’ generosity.

Dean Pelton hires an administrative consultant to put things in order at Greendale, pitting Abed against Jeff, Britta, and Annie.

When the group learns about Greendale’s first dean, they embark on a mission to find his old computer lab; Subway enlists Chang to spy on the group as part of it’s plan to take over the school.

As Subway makes plans to purchase the Greendale campus for their own Subway University, the study group members contemplate the end of an era. Jeff considers a generous offer of employment he has received from Subway, while Britta considers an offer she has received from Jeff. Meanwhile, Dean Pelton tells Annie and Abed about Greendale’s first Dean Russell Borchert, which leads to an interesting and potentially lucrative discovery in the walls of Greendale.

The study group gets ‘animated’ in the vein of the 1980s ‘G.I. Joe’ series.

When Professor Hickey reveals that his estranged son has had a baby, the gang decides to help them reunite through a game of dungeons and dragons.

Jeff, Shirley and Hickey’s discovery of a hidden stash of textbooks causes power shifts within the group; Abed and Annie play a VCR game to decide who gets to choose their new roommate.

Dean Pelton lets two designers test their new social networking application at Greendale, leading to a war among the students; Professor Hickey decides to go underground until the battle ends.

Jeff helps Duncan romance Britta; Britta runs into some old anarchist friends and discovers they’ve moved on; Abed accidentally destroys some of Hickey’s drawings; Chang has a supernatural experience.

It’s time for the midterm dance and Annie sets about getting the Greendale cafeteria ready for the festivities. She and Professor Hickey team to navigate Greendale’s custodial corridors of power and must negotiate with Bob Waite, the politically savvy Greendale head custodian, and his right-hand man Lapari. They must also contend with Debra Chambers, Greendale’s head of I.T. and Waldron, Greendale’s head of parking, in what becomes an increasingly complex hierarchy of staff.

Abed plans an epic going-away party as Troy prepares to leave Greendale; a fun game transorms into a high-stakes competition.

After Pierce Hawthorne’s unexpected passing, a team of investigators headed by the no-nonsense Mr. Stone, arrives at Greendale to submit the study group to lie detector tests before they can be considered for distributions under the will. Tensions mount as Mr. Stone digs in with the questions and the group members learn a little more about one another than they wished.

Everyone is up in arms when an anonymous bandit starts dropping coins down people’s pants. While Dean Pelton mobilizes the school to investigate, Jeff and Annie pursue their own theories – methodically interrogating staff members. When someone eventually confesses, the school heaves a sigh of relief, but Jeff thinks there is more to the story than meets the eye.

Professor Hickey helps Jeff settle into his new job at Greendale; Abed convinces the study group to take a class focused on Nicolas Cage.

Jeff returns to Greendale when his former law partner Alan Connor recruits him to gather evidence for a lawsuit he is pursuing. Dean Pelton is thrilled to see Jeff back at Greendale. Thinking he is there to help save the school, he quickly calls the study group back together – surprising Jeff with a reunion.

With enough credits to graduate, Jeff contemplates his future. The study group once again is faced with the darkest timeline.

“Heroic Origins” is the twelfth episode of the fourth season of the NBC sitcom Community, which originally aired on May 2, 2013.

In this episode, Abed pieces together the past timelines of the group to show their lives have always been intertwined.

The episode was written by Steve Basilone, Annie Mebane, and Maggie Bandur, and directed by Victor Nelli, Jr.

“Basic Human Anatomy” is the eleventh episode of the fourth season of the NBC sitcom Community, which originally aired on April 25, 2013.

In this episode, Troy and Abed switch bodies – an homage of Freaky Friday – while the valedictorian race between Annie and Shirley sees the pair team up to take down Leonard who is currently #1 in the class.

The episode was written by Jim Rash, and directed by Beth McCarthy-Miller.

“Intro to Knots” is the tenth episode of the fourth season of the NBC sitcom Community, which originally aired on April 18, 2013.

The episode was written by Andy Bobrow and directed by Tristram Shapeero.

The episode features the study group gathering around for Christmas at Jeff’s apartment as they try to convince their history professor to change their grade. Malcolm McDowell guest-stars as Professor Cornwallis.

When the study group’s balloon ride crashes in the wilderness, the friends encounter a mountain man.

“Herstory of Dance” is the eighth episode of the fourth season of the NBC sitcom Community, which originally aired on April 4, 2013.

When Dean Pelton plans a Sadie Hawkins dance, Britta throws a Sophie B. Hawkins dance in protest. At the dance Abed goes on two dates, each set up by Annie and Shirley.

“Economics of Marine Biology” is the seventh episode of the fourth season of the NBC sitcom Community, which originally aired on March 21, 2013.

Dean Pelton enlists the help of the study group in order to enrol a wealthy new student whose laziness is expected to bring much needed funds to Greendale.

“Advanced Documentary Filmmaking” is the sixth episode of the fourth season of the NBC sitcom Community, which originally aired on March 14, 2013. The episode was written by Hunter Covington, and directed by Jay Chandrasekhar. In this episode, Abed makes a documentary about Changnesia in order to receive a grant, with Jeff attempting to prove Chang is faking his disease.

The study group goes to Shirley’s house for Thanksgiving dinner; Jeff reunites with his father, who he hasn’t seen since he was young.

The study group starts its European history class with professor Noel Cornwallis (Malcolm McDowell); Dean Pelton is upset when Chang returns to campus.

The study group goes to the annual Inspector Spacetime Convention; Annie enjoys the luxuries of the hotel; Jeff spends time with an Inspector Spacetime fan (Tricia Helfer) in the bar.

On Halloween, Pierce accidentally locks himself in his panic room, forcing the gang to search through his house to find the code that unlocks the door.

The Study Group returns from summer break ready to tackle their fourth year of Community College. Jeff is particularly focused on graduating and is just a few credits away. When there is a mix-up with a history class registration, Dean Pelton institutes an elaborate physical competition for class space. Meanwhile, Britta helps Abed deal with the anxiety he is experiencing over the thought of the study group graduating and breaking up.