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The guy holding two lobsters is Woody Allen playing the part of Alvy Singer from Annie Hall. The second guy is Rutger Hauer as Roy Batty from Blade Runner.

I am fairly sure it was never mentioned that Troy had specific plans for his career after community college. My assumption is that he does not have anything planned yet. That is backed by several facts: His original plan was to play football and go to a elite university. That plan was ruined (by himself) when he dislocated both his shoulders before the big ...

TylerShads' answer already covers pretty well where in the series we see evidence that Jeff is being favored by the Dean, so I will just add a bit of my view on the "why": Throughout the series it becomes a running gag that the Dean is, lets say, a major oddball. For example he dresses up regularly in strange outfits without any proper reason, more than ...

Without any specific references, this seems to have just become another running gag on the show, much like the groups disdain for Pierce or Troy and Abed having crazy antics together. The earliest I can remember at this moment is about midway through Season 1 when Jeff is dating Professor Slater, the Dean starts to quiz them on their after school ...

It was inspired by The Secret Garden. It's a book I'm not familiar with, but The Onion's AV Club says: This trampoline storyline was like something out of Simpsons, almost directly. (That show also had a famous trampoline B-story.) However, Community makes its own story out of this basic premise by weaving together the idea of trampolines being ...

Since he was their chosen one, they would follow his orders. So he ordered them to act like a normal school, and then he quit. This why in season 4 it hasn't been mentioned, as now the AC Repair School isn't pestering him anymore to join them. They're now normal, so they're not going to chase after Troy, since they don't believe in weird stuff like chosen ...