Jessica Day is an offbeat and adorable girl in her late 20s who, after a bad breakup, moves in with three single guys. Goofy, positive, vulnerable and honest to a fault, Jess has faith in people, even when she shouldn't. Although she's dorky and awkward, she's comfortable in her own skin. More prone to friendships with women, she's not used to hanging with the boys—especially at home.
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Jessica Day is an offbeat and adorable girl in her late 20s who, after a bad breakup, moves in with three single guys. Goofy, positive, vulnerable and honest to a fault, Jess has faith in people, even when she shouldn't. Although she's dorky and awkward, she's comfortable in her own skin. More prone to friendships with women, she's not used to hanging with the boys—especially at home.
Season 4 episodes
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At the last wedding of the summer, the gang makes a pact: Each of them will get lucky by night's end. Jess sets her sights on the best man, who also has caught the eye of a beautiful scientist. Meanwhile, Schmidt and Nick get an indecent proposal. Winston recovers from his police academy training, and Coach panics when he realizes he already has hooked up with every woman at the party.
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Directed by Trent O'DonnellWritten by J. J. PhilbinGuest stars Ciara Hanna, Jessica Biel, Reid Scott, Hina Abdullah, Tim Martin Gleason, Medalion Rahimi, Roz Witt, Jasmin Jaye
Schmidt tutors Jess in the not-so-fine-art of dating via mobile apps. Meanwhile, Winston is desperate to make a good impression on his fellow police cadets, which backfires when Nick, Coach and Cece show up at a party thrown by fellow officers.
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Directed by Lynn SheltonWritten by Matt Fusfeld, Alex CuthbertsonGuest stars Matteo Borghese, Hayes Mercure, Ryan O'Flanagan, Jon Barinholtz, Anthony Devries, Chasty Ballesteros, Noah Applebaum, John Phillips
Jess' dad arrives with his new girlfriend, who happened to be Jess and Cece's high-school rival. Meanwhile, Schmidt recruits the guys to be part of a focus group at work to help him land a big new account.
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Directed by Fred GossWritten by Nina PedradGuest stars Kaitlin Olson, Kurt Braunohler, Heather Pasternak, Mandy Levin, Jill Donnelly, Omar Leyva, Odelya Halevi, Jordan James Smith
To prove that girls aren't shallow, Jess goes out on a date with a guy whose shortcomings fall way below the belt. Meanwhile, Winston and Cece pit Schmidt and Coach against each other, while convincing them they could be male models.
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Directed by Jay ChandrasekharWritten by Josh MalmuthGuest stars Alan Ritchson, Talia Tabin
When Coach's liaison with the school nurse gets messy, vice principal Jess must enforce a new, "no fraternization" policy among the teachers. But the tables soon get turned when she finds herself attracted to the hot new science teacher. Meanwhile, Nick is enjoying being Schmidt and Winston's secretary, after the loft gets a new home phone
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Directed by Trent O'DonnellWritten by Rob RosellGuest stars Julian Morris, Angela Kinsey, Anna Konkle, Erinn Hayes, Helen Slayton-Hughes, Curtis Armstrong, Brian Posehn
As part of Winston's police academy training, the loft must pass a home visit and background check, which shouldn't be a problem until Jess admits she might be hiding illegal substances in her closet.
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Directed by Lorene ScafariaWritten by Rebecca AddelmanGuest stars Cleo King, Marques Ray
Nick pretends to be gay to make his status as Jess' "ex" less of an issue to her new beau. To Coach's annoyance, Winston works his "Long Game" on their attractive neighbors, Michelle and Viv. Meanwhile, Schmidt panics when Cece considers having a breast reduction
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Directed by Russ T. AlsobrookWritten by Berkley JohnsonGuest stars Alexandra Daddario, Michael Stahl-David, Amber Stevens West, Amanda Lund, Erik Durbin, Minerva Vier, Vivian Kerr, Christina Jeffs
Jess, Coach and Ryan attend a teachers' conference, led by education guru Brenda Brown. Back at the loft, Nick, Schmidt and Winston try to have a wild weekend while Jess is out of town.
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Directed by Trent O'DonnellWritten by Kim RosenstockGuest stars Julian Morris, Wayne Federman, Loretta Fox, Lisa Bonet, Samuel Gilbert
With winter coming and everyone still single, Schmidt initiates a "Bangs-giving"-themed Thanksgiving dinner party, to which everyone must bring someone compatible for someone else.
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Directed by Fred GossWritten by David FeeneyGuest stars Julian Morris, Alison Becker, Meghan Falcone, Alex Marshall-Brown, Adam Huber, Greta Lee, Ralph Ahn
Schmidt quickly regrets trying to understand the politics of a girl fight when one breaks out between Jess and Cece. Meanwhile, Nick goes on a date with Tran's granddaughter, whom Winston believes is hiding a secret.
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Directed by Bill PurpleWritten by Danielle Sanchez-WitzelGuest stars Makhari Elam, Jasmyn Rae, LeAire George, Brooklyn-Eden, Karin Brauns, Greta Lee, Rebecca Reid
As the gang prepares to depart for the holidays, they quickly find they may be home alone when they are all trapped at the airport.
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Directed by Trent O'DonnellWritten by Matt Fusfeld, Alex CuthbertsonGuest stars Julian Morris, Will Babbitt, Riley Lio, Billy Eichner, Raney Branch, Dennis Haskins, Barry Bostwick, Morgan Peter Brown
Nick and Coach become concerned when they meet Winston's new training officer; Jess uses Schmidt in hope of influencing a councilwoman to stop the night construction taking place outside the loft.
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Directed by Alex HardcastleWritten by Rob Rosell, Jacob BrownGuest stars Julian Morris, Eben Ham, Amol Shah, Sky Elobar, Harry S. Murphy, Ben Zelevansky, Greta Lee, Steve Agee
A class trip turns disastrous when Jess tries to avoid showing favoritism to Ryan; Schmidt develops an ulcer; Winston becomes fixated on wearing a crystal.
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Directed by Bill PurpleWritten by Sophia LearGuest stars Julian Morris, Dartanian Sloan, Michaela Watkins, Erinn Hayes, Helen Slayton-Hughes, Sarah Burns, Thomas Dale, Stephen Grove Malloy
Jess helps Schmidt and Nick pitch their new business venture - the "Swuit," a suit made entirely of sweatshirt material - to entrepreneur Lori Greiner. Meanwhile, Winston and Coach decide they will invest in Cece's future.
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Directed by Trent O'DonnellWritten by Noah GarfinkelGuest stars Lori Greiner, Greta Lee, Craig Anton, Christopher Kager, Katie McCabe
When a new bar opens in the neighborhood, it completes the final piece of the puzzle for Nick's epic Valentine's Day pub crawl. Meanwhile, Jess and Ryan drunkenly contemplate their future, Coach meets a new woman - over and over again - and Schmidt tries to fit into the world of politics.
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Directed by Jay ChandrasekharWritten by Kim RosenstockGuest stars Glenn Keogh, Julian Morris, Lawrence Wayne Curry, Victor Samuel Lopez, Janora McDuffie, Alex Hooper, Mandela Bellamy, Eric Satterberg
It’s a lockdown in the loft when Schmidt’s arachnophobia forces the group go on a spider hunt. In the midst of this chaos, Winston inadvertently makes Jess think that Cece is in love with Nick.
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Directed by Steve WelchWritten by Berkley JohnsonGuest stars Zoe Lister-Jones
After a night of partying at Bearclaw's, Jess and Cece make their way back to the loft and run into a familiar face. Meanwhile, Coach worries about bringing Nick and Winston around his sophisticated new girlfriend, May.
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Directed by Christine GernonWritten by Danielle Sanchez-WitzelGuest stars Justin Long, Josh Gad, Billy Snow, Kerry Carney, Jennifer DeFilippo, Tim Soergel, Sasha Cohn, Tabyana Ali
Jess crashes a funeral, hoping to delete a “sext” she recently sent to the deceased. Then, Schmidt’s mom, Louise, arrives in town for a visit to demand he write thank-you notes for his bar mitzvah gifts, and Winston is desperate to be off-duty friends with his police partner, Aly.
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Directed by Erin O'MalleyWritten by Matt Fusfeld, Alex CuthbertsonGuest stars J.J. Watt, Ben Falcone, Fiona Gubelmann, Abbey DiGregorio, David Sullivan, Rob Rosell, Keeshan Giles, Samuel Gilbert
Fawn takes Jess to a charity golf tournament, but the Vice Principal lands in the sand trap in her attempts to make a good impression. Meanwhile, Winston meets a beautiful woman and must lie about being a cop.
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Directed by Trent O'DonnellWritten by Rob Rosell, Lamorne MorrisGuest stars Artemis Pebdani, Holly Sonders, Marisol Doblado, Rob Rosell, Keeshan Giles, Kiersey Clemons, Stone Eisenmann, Jordan Fuller
Schmidt takes the fall to help Fawn out of a political scandal. Meanwhile, Jess declares herself a “love doctor” and Coach faces a life-changing decision with May.
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Directed by Reginald HudlinWritten by David Feeney, Veronica McCarthyGuest stars Pearce Joza, Charlize Diaz De Leon, Bianca Collins, Samuel Gilbert, Meaghan Rath, Zoe Lister-Jones
As Coach prepares to move out of the loft, Schmidt also decides to get rid of his non-essentials and in the process discovers what is truly important to him; Jess and Nick reminisce about their “sex mug” and wonder if they still have feelings for each other.
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Directed by Trent O'DonnellWritten by Kim Rosenstock, Rebecca Addelman, Rebecca AddelmanGuest stars Jack McBrayer, Regis Philbin, Meaghan Rath
