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== Synopsis ==
Jeff meets with his old partner who is now running his own law firm. He offers Jeff a job, saying that the killer instinct is still inside him. Back on campus, the study group reveals they made a party in Jeff's honor because he is graduating. They suggest having a wedding-like party the next day. Jeff meets with Britta and reveals that he is conflicted about leaving Greendale. He then hatches a plan to bring out Abed's instability by leveraging his dillusions about multiple timelines. While planning the party, Jeff suggests rolling a die to determine who will bring soda. When he rolls the die it lands on the seam between tables, not landing on any number. When this happens, Evil Jeff appears in the Dean's office. He escapes and tries to ruin the fiesta by sabotaging Jeff's relations with the rest of the study group. He starts by insulting Annie, who then confronts Jeff in the cafeteria. Jeff goes after her, but mistakes Evil Annie for the real one, who then steals his phone under the guise of a friendly hug. Evil Jeff goes on to insult and "unvite" the rest of the group to his graduation ceremony. Jeff arrives at his ceremony and is surprised to find no one there until the Dean (disguised in wedding dress damsel drag) shows up crying and throws his diploma at him. Evil Annie arrives holding Jeff's phone and says that he has a message from his old partner and that he should return the phone call. When he decides to go after his friends instead, Evil Jeff shows up and threatens him with the paintball gun he used to send Abed to the darkest timeline. Meanwhile, Abed himself gets sent to the darkest timeline, where he meets Abed (who is no longer Evil) who gives him some paintball guns in order to shoot the doubles (the paintballs these guns fire have the ability to transport an individual between timelines). When Jeff arrives at Troy and Abed's apartment, he tries to explain his behavior, but nobody believes him until Abed shows up and convinces the others that Jeff is actually telling the truth. Meanwhile, the Evil Study Group (minus Evil Abed) arrive in the prime timeline and meet Evil Pierce who apparently ''faked'' his death, though he now has a metal unicycle leg and crutches. They discuss their plans for the study group until Evil Pierce and Britta accidentally shoot themselves and are sent back to the darkest timeline. The real study group then shows up and proceeds to eliminate their evil doppelgangers one by one. With only Evil Jeff left, Abed explains to Jeff that he was stressed about graduation because he thought that Greendale didn't change him; however, thanks to Abed, Jeff realizes that he now has friends and that made his life better. He manages to defeat Evil Jeff and send him back to his own reality. The scene then reverts to the moment that Jeff decided to throw the die (revealing that the events of the episode took place in his own mind), and he instead decides against tossing it. His graduation ceremony then takes place in the study room with the study group (sans Pierce), Dean Pelton, the Greendale Human Being, Magnitude, Quendra, Leonard, Garrett, Todd, Fat Neil, and Vicky. Jeff gives a most heartfelt speech about his time at Greendale and the love he has for his friends. During the ceremony, Pierce breaks in, announcing his intention to graduate as well, and a cake in the study room follows the reception. Jeff announces that he will not be taking the job with his old law firm, but will seek a job at a smaller firm close by so he can stop in on the group whenever he wants.
The end tag shows Evil Troy and Evil Abed, who introduce us to a parallel universe (timeline 5, where Pierce was chosen to get the pizza) and shows us that Britta and Troy have a baby named Chewbacca (An "African" name meaning "He who hunts bounties"). Evil Jeff appears, saying that the show Evil Troy and Evil Abed host is not watched by anybody and does not exist anymore (an obvious meta-reference to the actual show Community's own likely end), to which Evil Troy and Evil Abed shrug in agreement, but smile to the camera and sing their theme song anyway.
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