Abed attempts to shoot a (slightly staged) documentary for the study group's reunion.

Troy confesses to Abed and gets a different reaction than he was expecting

Post S2 AU - Britta resolves to stop Jeff from getting married

Troy and Shirley have a misunderstanding

"By the way, Jeff, I think your shirt's trying to get out of your pants." - Pierce Hawthorne, 2009 Jeff comes back for his phone. Missing scene? You decide.

Troy strives to solve the first problem he and Abed face in their marriage.

After a misunderstanding involving a Taco Truck, the Study Group must visit a suspicious Latino-themed theme park in order to pass Spanish 102. Meanwhile, Chang and the Dean are trying to arrive with a student that was late to the bus.

Annie's birthday is coming up, and the study group is planning a surprise party. In the days leading up to the party, Jeff seems to be hiding something or someone. It's up to Britta and Shirley to investigate the situation. Will they succeed?

Troy and Abed reflect on their first momentous Valentine's Day, and how their love has changed and grown since then.

Ever since Annie Edison moved to Washington D.C to pursue her career as a forensic journalist, Jeff Winger has been an emotional wreck. However, will a chance encounter re-ignite old sparks?

Professor Duncan arrives well-prepared for his Anthropology class…or so he thinks.

Jeff leaves Greendale, Britta's hurt and it's five years later that they finally talk again.

Troy is in crisis trying to confess his feelings for Abed while not being sure what the next step in their relationship would even be. Prequel to Spin Off.

When a strange change at Greendale turns Jeff into a nineteen year old, Britta helps him get his life on a new and more successful track. Being able to finally get a proper degree and perhaps the love of Annie Edison, Jeff adapts to this new life. When Chang and The Dean find out, there's definitely going to be some trouble for the young man. Jeff/Annie (some Britta/Troy)

Troy encourages a troubled Abed to get back in touch with Jeff months after the conclusion to "Season Six"

That Sunday morning, Jeff walks straight out of his house.

"Let me tell you something my best friend and most insufferable student taught me," he says during the lecture. Most of the class laughs. "If I want to win an argument with her, I don't argue. I let her argue with herself until she loses. Anyone that tries to argue has already lost, because they pick an argument to lose."

Annie invites Professor Cornwallis to the group's holiday party in the hope of getting on his good side, which results in a few light felonies, as well as broken glass, discarded shoes, substandard knots, and kittens.

Annie returns to Greendale and finds Jeff has moved on Post S6

When Troy comes clean to his very religious family about his relationship with Abed, his sister decides to reenter his life. Takes place post season 3. Builds on canon relationships.

Things get awkward for Britta and Annie when they kiss at the Valentine's Day dance.

AU: "Jeff stared miserably ahead, groaning as his hands tightly gripped the steering wheel. How could he have forgotten that today was the first day of the remodel of his Starbucks. He was already running late, hungover, and not in the mood to go to the office without some sort of pick me up." Or, Annie is a barista and Jeff is an ACTUAL lawyer. Fun ensues. (T may change)

One day I had the idea to write a drabble for every ship I could think of. This is the result. (Updated 5 July 2021 with four new chapters.)

In an AU of a hit TV series, a tough, hardheaded young man enrolls in Greendale Community College, where he begrudgingly becomes part of a study group comprised of rejects and oddballs. As he tries to get through his term, he finds himself becoming embroiled in the group's wacky misadventures, which may or may not change him for the better.

Jeff was never really a flowers and chocolate kind of guy. Still, Annie accepts him as he is rather than what she imagined he could be back when she was a teenager, still optimistic and arrogant enough to think she could fix him. She grew out of naïve notions about love, but she never grew out of loving him. She grew into it instead.