New Girl

Nick and Jess share an uncomfortable encounter during a party game after her nervy reaction to some strange noises brings a premature end to her flatmates' night out

Jess and Nick try to avoid each other, but the plan is ruined when they both end up at the same Indian marriage convention, where Cece hopes to find a husband

Nick and Schmidt get into a heated debate about how to celebrate the fact that they've been flatmates for a decade. Each of them has a different idea of what the anniversary should look like, and the disagreement quickly escalates into an argument as they try to decide whether to organise a big party, keep things low‑key, or simply mark the occasion in their own way. Meanwhile, Jess and Winston find themselves vying for the attention of a football star, each trying to out‑do the other in hopes of winning his favour. Their rivalry turns the situation into a contest of charm and wit, with both of them pulling out every tactic to impress the player and secure his affection.

In this episode, Winston decides to distract Schmidt from the news of Cece's engagement by organising a visit to the local aquarium. He hopes the colourful marine displays and the change of scenery will keep Schmidt's thoughts away from the impending wedding. Meanwhile, Jess finds herself wrestling with the difficulty of confessing her romantic feelings to Nick. She battles the nervous anticipation of finally admitting that she cares for him, while trying to gauge his reaction. Both storylines revolve around characters attempting to cope with personal revelations, using a day out and inner turmoil throughout the episode as their respective coping mechanisms.

Nick and Schmidt get into a heated debate about how to celebrate the fact that they've been flatmates for a decade. Each of them has a different idea of what the anniversary should look like, and the disagreement quickly escalates into an argument as they try to decide whether to organise a big party, keep things low‑key, or simply mark the occasion in their own way. Meanwhile, Jess and Winston find themselves vying for the attention of a football star, each trying to out‑do the other in hopes of winning his favour. Their rivalry turns the situation into a contest of charm and wit, with both of them pulling out every tactic to impress the player and secure his affection.

In this episode, Winston decides to distract Schmidt from the news of Cece's engagement by organising a visit to the local aquarium. He hopes the colourful marine displays and the change of scenery will keep Schmidt's thoughts away from the impending wedding. Meanwhile, Jess finds herself wrestling with the difficulty of confessing her romantic feelings to Nick. She battles the nervous anticipation of finally admitting that she cares for him, while trying to gauge his reaction. Both storylines revolve around characters attempting to cope with personal revelations, using a day out and inner turmoil throughout the episode as their respective coping mechanisms.

After a family tragedy strikes, Jess and the boys set off for Nick’s hometown of Chicago. The trip is prompted by the need to deal with the aftermath, and once they arrive they find themselves caught up in the barman’s quirky family. His eccentric relatives, who're keenly involved in the local community, press the barman to take the lead in arranging the funeral. Their insistence places the barman at the centre of the preparations, while Jess and the others navigate the unfamiliar city and the emotional weight of the situation. The relatives, with their odd habits, expect the barman to oversee every detail, from venue to service. Jess and the others try to help while dealing with their grief.

Nick invites Jess out for an evening meal, but the two can’t agree on whether the outing should be regarded as a proper date. While Nick seems to treat it as a romantic gesture, Jess is unsure and views it more casually, leading to a subtle tension between them. At the same time, Schmidt and Winston find themselves worrying about how the group’s overall dynamic is shifting. Their concern centres on the way the pair’s differing expectations might affect the balance among friends, and they keep a close eye on the interaction, hoping the situation won’t upset the harmony they’ve become accustomed to.

After a family tragedy strikes, Jess and the boys set off for Nick’s hometown of Chicago. The trip is prompted by the need to deal with the aftermath, and once they arrive they find themselves caught up in the barman’s quirky family. His eccentric relatives, who're keenly involved in the local community, press the barman to take the lead in arranging the funeral. Their insistence places the barman at the centre of the preparations, while Jess and the others navigate the unfamiliar city and the emotional weight of the situation. The relatives, with their odd habits, expect the barman to oversee every detail, from venue to service. Jess and the others try to help while dealing with their grief.

Nick invites Jess out for an evening meal, but the two can’t agree on whether the outing should be regarded as a proper date. While Nick seems to treat it as a romantic gesture, Jess is unsure and views it more casually, leading to a subtle tension between them. At the same time, Schmidt and Winston find themselves worrying about how the group’s overall dynamic is shifting. Their concern centres on the way the pair’s differing expectations might affect the balance among friends, and they keep a close eye on the interaction, hoping the situation won’t upset the harmony they’ve become accustomed to.

The first half of the two‑part episode opens with Jess's father making an unexpected appearance at Cece's wedding. His surprise visit throws Jess into a scramble, as she is forced to conceal her developing relationship with Nick from her dad while the ceremony proceeds. The situation spirals into a series of comic misunderstandings, with Jess juggling family expectations and her own secret. Adding to the humour, the episode features a guest appearance by Rob Reiner, who plays a brief but memorable role. The narrative stays light‑hearted, focusing on the chaos that ensues when personal secrets collide with family obligations throughout the day.

This is the second and concluding part of the storyline. When Cece’s wedding day arrives, Schmidt and Winston join forces to devise a plot aimed at sabotaging the event. They are determined to see the ceremony thrown into chaos, discussing various tactics while keeping their intentions hidden from the bride and groom. Simultaneously, Jess and Nick are confronted with trouble in their own relationship. Their disagreements surface over seemingly minor issues, yet they quickly snowball, leaving both parties uncertain about the future of their partnership. The couple struggles to communicate, and each misunderstanding adds tension to their already fragile bond.

The first half of the two‑part episode opens with Jess's father making an unexpected appearance at Cece's wedding. His surprise visit throws Jess into a scramble, as she is forced to conceal her developing relationship with Nick from her dad while the ceremony proceeds. The situation spirals into a series of comic misunderstandings, with Jess juggling family expectations and her own secret. Adding to the humour, the episode features a guest appearance by Rob Reiner, who plays a brief but memorable role. The narrative stays light‑hearted, focusing on the chaos that ensues when personal secrets collide with family obligations throughout the day.

This is the second and concluding part of the storyline. When Cece’s wedding day arrives, Schmidt and Winston join forces to devise a plot aimed at sabotaging the event. They are determined to see the ceremony thrown into chaos, discussing various tactics while keeping their intentions hidden from the bride and groom. Simultaneously, Jess and Nick are confronted with trouble in their own relationship. Their disagreements surface over seemingly minor issues, yet they quickly snowball, leaving both parties uncertain about the future of their partnership. The couple struggles to communicate, and each misunderstanding adds tension to their already fragile bond.

The episode sees Nick landing in a sticky situation after he journeys to Mexico with Jess, where unforeseen complications arise. At the same time, Schmidt wrestles with a difficult decision, torn between his affection for Cece and his growing interest in Elizabeth. Their respective predicaments drive the narrative forward, blending humour with the characters' personal dilemmas. The storyline maintains a light‑hearted, comedic tone throughout, highlighting the contrast between Nick's chaotic adventure abroad and Schmidt's indecision at home. This programme is presented as a comedy and features Zooey Deschanel in the cast. The humour arises from the characters' clashing priorities and the absurdity of their circumstances.

Jess, a newcomer at a school where the teachers are anything but welcoming, is determined to find a way to belong. She spends her days trying to navigate the chilly atmosphere, hoping to blend in without drawing unwanted attention. Unsure of how to approach the hostile staff, she decides to seek guidance. She turns to Nick, hoping his advice will help her manage the unfriendly faculty. The situation unfolds as a comedy, with Zooey Deschanel leading the cast. Their interactions highlight Jess’s attempts to cope, offering a light‑hearted look at her struggle to fit in. The humour arises from everyday mishaps and witty exchanges, keeping the tone upbeat.