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Leonard was explicitly selling these pants earlier in the episode.
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* GeniusBonus: The reason why Leonard's wearing overalls in the HeldGaze scene - they won't expose his ass crack as all.
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* NonIndicitiveName: The Ass Crack Bandit himself, given that he's not stealing anything.
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* NonIndicitiveName: NonIndicativeName: The Ass Crack Bandit himself, given that he's not stealing anything.
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--> "''Out of the shadows, down the coin goes''"
--> "''Why, oh why, do you suppose?''"
--> "''Only the bandit knows...''"
--> "''Why, oh why, do you suppose?''"
--> "''Only the bandit knows...''"
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* NonIndicitiveName: The Ass Crack Bandit himself, given that he's not stealing anything.
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** A Greendale poster next to Garrett's locker features a girl who looks a lot like [[Film/TheGirlWithTheDragonTattoo Lisbeth Salander]].
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** A Greendale poster next to Garrett's locker features a girl who looks a lot like [[Film/TheGirlWithTheDragonTattoo [[Film/TheMillenniumTrilogy Lisbeth Salander]].
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* DeathGlare: Abed gives one at the end of his "[[DefectiveDetective disordered detective"]] speech (see TakeThat below), showing how contemptuous he really is toward's the Dean's suggestion that he use his AmbiguousDisorder to perform a SherlockScan.
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* DeathGlare: Abed gives one at the end of his "[[DefectiveDetective disordered detective"]] speech (see TakeThat below), showing how contemptuous he really is toward's towards the Dean's suggestion that he use his AmbiguousDisorder disorder to perform a SherlockScan.
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* {{Irony}}: Troy, [[RunningGag who has a propensity for butt stuff]], is one of the students violated by the Ass Crack Bandit.
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* {{Irony}}: Troy, [[RunningGag who has a an admitted propensity for butt stuff]], is one of the students violated by the Ass Crack Bandit.Bandit. Despite the violation in question being objectively innocuous, he is ''traumatized'' by the experience.
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* AloneWithThePsycho: Annie being stuck with Duncan in his office is a ShoutOut to the basement scene from ''Film/{{Zodiac|2007}}''. Ironically, Duncan is himself a victim immediately after this. And the last scene suggests that Annie herself could be the bandit.
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* AloneWithThePsycho: PlayedWith in service of the homage, as Annie being stuck with Duncan in his office is a ShoutOut to the basement scene from ''Film/{{Zodiac|2007}}''. Ironically, Duncan is himself a victim immediately after this. And the last scene suggests that Annie herself could be the bandit.
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* AffectionateParody: Of most serial-killer Creator/DavidFincher style movies such as ''Film/{{Se7en}}'' and ''Film/{{Zodiac}}''. They got the atmosphere down to a T, with a [[UnnaturallyBlueLighting tinted color scheme]], and [[EmpathicEnvironment constant rain]] and smoke. It also parodies 'dark' crime TV shows such as ''Series/{{Hannibal}}'', ''Series/CriminalMinds'', ''Series/TheBridgeUS'' (which even gets name-checked in a FreezeFrameBonus) and ''Series/TheKilling'' which center around troubled law enforcement officials hunting serial killers.
* AloneWithThePsycho: Annie being stuck with Duncan in his office is a ShoutOut to the basement scene from ''Film/{{Zodiac}}''. Ironically, Duncan is himself a victim immediately after this. And the last scene suggests that Annie herself could be the bandit.
* AloneWithThePsycho: Annie being stuck with Duncan in his office is a ShoutOut to the basement scene from ''Film/{{Zodiac}}''. Ironically, Duncan is himself a victim immediately after this. And the last scene suggests that Annie herself could be the bandit.
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* AffectionateParody: Of most serial-killer Creator/DavidFincher style movies such as ''Film/{{Se7en}}'' and ''Film/{{Zodiac}}''.''Film/{{Zodiac|2007}}''. They got the atmosphere down to a T, with a [[UnnaturallyBlueLighting tinted color scheme]], and [[EmpathicEnvironment constant rain]] and smoke. It also parodies 'dark' crime TV shows such as ''Series/{{Hannibal}}'', ''Series/CriminalMinds'', ''Series/TheBridgeUS'' (which even gets name-checked in a FreezeFrameBonus) and ''Series/TheKilling'' which center around troubled law enforcement officials hunting serial killers.
* AloneWithThePsycho: Annie being stuck with Duncan in his office is a ShoutOut to the basement scene from''Film/{{Zodiac}}''.''Film/{{Zodiac|2007}}''. Ironically, Duncan is himself a victim immediately after this. And the last scene suggests that Annie herself could be the bandit.
* AloneWithThePsycho: Annie being stuck with Duncan in his office is a ShoutOut to the basement scene from
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** The Bennett boys singing Music/{{Radiohead}}'s "Creep" at the start of the episode. A similar version of the song was used for ''Film/TheSocialNetwork'', a film directed by Creator/DavidFincher. The episode is partially a parody of the films of David Fincher (particularly ''Film/Se7en'' and ''Film/{{Zodiac}}'').
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** The Bennett boys singing Music/{{Radiohead}}'s "Creep" at the start of the episode. A similar version of the song was used for ''Film/TheSocialNetwork'', a film directed by Creator/DavidFincher. The episode is partially a parody of the films of David Fincher (particularly ''Film/Se7en'' and ''Film/{{Zodiac}}'').''Film/{{Zodiac|2007}}'').
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* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: In keeping with the parody of ''Film/{{Zodiac}}'', the episode ends with a black title card solemnly informing the audience that:
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* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: In keeping with the parody of ''Film/{{Zodiac}}'', ''Film/{{Zodiac|2007}}'', the episode ends with a black title card solemnly informing the audience that:
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* GrammarCorrectionGag: The rambling missives left by the Ass Crack Bandit are parodies of both UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper's idiosyncratic grammar and the [[NoPunctuationPeriod unpunctuated]] notes left by the Zodiac killer, causing Shirley to remark:
-->'''Shirley''': He should be called the run-on sentence bandit.
-->'''Shirley''': He should be called the run-on sentence bandit.
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* YouMakeMeSic: The rambling missives left by the Ass Crack Bandit are parodies of both UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper's idiosyncratic grammar and the [[NoPunctuationPeriod unpunctuated]] notes left by the Zodiac killer, causing Shirley to remark:
-->'''Shirley''': He should be called the run-on sentence bandit.
-->'''Shirley''': He should be called the run-on sentence bandit.
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* TheUnreveal: We never do find out who the Ass Crack Bandit actually is.
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* TheUnreveal: We never do find out who the Ass Crack Bandit actually is. Though future episodes heavily imply that it's Annie.
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** The episode is a parody of {{serial killer}} mysteries, with a central joke being that [[PokeThePoodle the "villain" is a harmless prankster who inserts coins into people's butt cracks]]--but it ends with the study group learning about Pierce's ''actual'' death.[[note]] Notably, the show did a similar MoodWhiplash in "[[Recap/CommunityS3E17BasicLupineUrology Basic Lupine Urology]]"--where the study group spends the whole episode trying to find out who destroyed their science project (which is treated like a murder mystery), only to learn that Star-Burns ''actually'' died. [[FakingTheDead Or so it seemed.]][[/note]]
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* CallBack: This isn't the first time that [[Recap/CommunityS3E17BasicLupineUrology a murder mystery parody has abruptly ended with the study group learning about someone's death via phone call]].
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** The Bennett boys singing Music/{{Radiohead}}'s "Creep" at the start of the episode. A similar version of the song was used for Fincher's ''Film/TheSocialNetwork.''
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** The Bennett boys singing Music/{{Radiohead}}'s "Creep" at the start of the episode. A similar version of the song was used for Fincher's ''Film/TheSocialNetwork.''''Film/TheSocialNetwork'', a film directed by Creator/DavidFincher. The episode is partially a parody of the films of David Fincher (particularly ''Film/Se7en'' and ''Film/{{Zodiac}}'').
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: During the Dean's press conference addressing the Ass Crack Bandit's return, he's asked if it is indeed the Bandit's return & not a copycat if it's true the Dean's office has since received a letter from the Bandit, and how the Bandit's return will have an effect on soccer.
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: During the Dean's press conference addressing the Ass Crack Bandit's return, he's asked if it is indeed the Bandit's return & not a copycat copycat; if it's true the Dean's office has since received a letter from the Bandit, Bandit; and how the Bandit's return will have an effect on soccer.
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* ForeignFarewell Foreign High-Five]]: Duncan responds to Britta's high-five by attempting to kiss her, which she refused. He then blamed it on cultural differences.
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* ForeignFarewell Foreign High-Five]]: ForeignFarewell: Duncan responds to Britta's high-five by attempting to kiss her, which she refused. He then blamed it on cultural differences.
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- Adorkable TRS cleanup. It is now YMMV. ZCE are being removed. Some are moved to YMMV. In-verse examples go to Endearingly Dorky.
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* {{Adorkable}}: There's no other fitting word to describe Annie's excitement dance when banned from {{Squee}}ing at Jeff's offer to help her.
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* [[ForeignFarewell Foreign High-Five]]: Duncan responds to Britta's high-five by attempting to kiss her, which she refused. He then blamed it on cultural differences.
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* [[ForeignFarewell ForeignFarewell Foreign High-Five]]: Duncan responds to Britta's high-five by attempting to kiss her, which she refused. He then blamed it on cultural differences.
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'''Duncan:''' I was taking care of my sick mother. She’s still alive, but I’ve put in my time.
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'''Duncan:''' I was taking care of my sick mother. She’s She's still alive, but I’ve I've put in my time.
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-->'''Annie:''' You know how this school works; we do it, or it doesn't get done. The men on our coins understood that. Maybe the Ass Crack Bandit's point is that we're letting our values slide.\\
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''And he's the hero''\\
''Maybe he's the'' Messiah\\
''Who's to say?''
''And he's the hero''\\
''Maybe he's the'' Messiah\\
''Who's to say?''
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-->'''Abed:''' I see a man... using a social disorder as a procedural device. Waitwaitwait -- I see ''another'' man. Mildly autistic super-detectives everywhere. Basic cable, broadcast networks... Pain. ''Painful'' writing. ''Hurts''. ''[Shrugs and walks out]''
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-->To date, no more crackings have been reported.
-->Alex "Starburns" Osbourne later recanted his confession.
-->Greendale's official position was that Osbourne was the Bandit.
-->No investigation is currently open.
-->Alex "Starburns" Osbourne later recanted his confession.
-->Greendale's official position was that Osbourne was the Bandit.
-->No investigation is currently open.
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-->To date, no more crackings have been reported.
-->Alexreported.\\
Alex "Starburns" Osbourne later recanted hisconfession.
-->Greendale'sconfession.\\
Greendale's official position was that Osbourne was theBandit.
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* WhamLine: "Pierce is dead."
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* WhamLine: WhamLine: "Pierce is dead."
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* GeniusBonus: The reason why Leonard's wearing overalls in the HeldGaze scene - they won't expose his ass crack as all.
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** When the ass crack bandit is under the bleachers, we see their perspective from night vision goggles, just like the climax to ''Film/SilenceOfTheLambs''
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* OminousFog: Happened indoors during the We Caught The Ass Crack Bandit Dance in the cafeteria.
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* OminousFog: Happened Happens indoors -- [[RuleOfFunny to a ridiculous degree]] -- during the We Caught The Ass Crack Bandit Dance in the cafeteria.
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** The Bennett boys singing Music/{{Radiohead}}'s "Creep" at the start of the episode.
** Jeff's (and Duncan's, and the Ass Crack Bandit's) avowed Music/DaveMatthewsBand fandom. A similar version of the song was used for Fincher's ''Film/TheSocialNetwork.''
** Jeff's (and Duncan's, and the Ass Crack Bandit's) avowed Music/DaveMatthewsBand fandom. A similar version of the song was used for Fincher's ''Film/TheSocialNetwork.''
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** The Bennett boys singing Music/{{Radiohead}}'s "Creep" at the start of the episode. \n A similar version of the song was used for Fincher's ''Film/TheSocialNetwork.''
** Jeff's (and Duncan's, and the Ass Crack Bandit's) avowed Music/DaveMatthewsBand fandom.A similar version of the song was used for Fincher's ''Film/TheSocialNetwork.''
** Jeff's (and Duncan's, and the Ass Crack Bandit's) avowed Music/DaveMatthewsBand fandom.
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* InternalReveal: The characters finally discover that Star-Burns' is just FakingTheDead.
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* WhamEpisode: A vile prankster causes havoc on Greendale, Professor Duncan and Star-Burns make their return to the series, and Pierce dies.
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* MysteryEpisode: Involves an investigation into a local hoodlum called the Ass Crack Bandit, whose "crime" is inserting quarters into the butt cracks of Greendale students.
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* ChariotPulledByCats: Star-Burns tries to develop the world's first cat-powered vehicle. He's seen trying to escape on a prototype with several harnessed kitties. In a BrickJoke, there appears a crowd-funding video in which Star-Burns asks for donations for his cat car idea.
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Killed Off For Real is a death trope for works where resurrection is possible and not all deaths are final; let's find a better death trope (Death Tropes). See also Murder Tropes. (Personally, I have not seen this episode, so I don't know which trope fits.)
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* KilledOffForReal: Pierce. This time it's not one of his fake heart attacks.