Documentary Filmmaking: Redux

Dean Pelton asks the study group to star in a new school commercial with a $2000 budget.

Pierce refuses to participate without a trailer and catering, then leaves.

The group rehearses their roles for the commercial with Dean directing.

Pierce stays in a non-existent trailer, demanding catering and a real trailer.

Shirley has trouble delivering her line with the right tone for Dean.

Luis Guzman calls Dean to offer to be in the commercial after hearing about the statue.

Dean announces Luis Guzman is in the commercial and throws out all previous footage.

Dean's production shuts down classes and forces clubs to help.

Dean forces Troy and Jeff to redo a hug scene repeatedly for 12 hours.

The cast struggles with confusing roles and physical discomfort during the shoot.

Dean argues with crew and threatens to fire them while defending his perfectionism.

Pierce finally gets a trailer but demands it be as nice as the one for Luis Guzman.

Dean forces Jeff to remove his bald cap and then fires him when he refuses.

Britta declares the production a human rights violation and Dean allows anyone to leave.

Dean shows Luis Guzman the completed commercial in his messy office.

Luis Guzman criticizes Dean for being ashamed of Greendale and walks out.

Dean gives a heartfelt apology to the school on camera for his failures.

The school board watches a new commercial edited by Abed that combines footage.

Abed admits he edited the commercial and explains his documentary philosophy.

Dean forgives Abed and the group helps him with a possum in his office.

Pierce continues his trailer protest, demanding a new trailer and a granola bar.