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Lukas
Lukas
Portrayed by: Alex Klein
First appearance: "Foosball and Nocturnal Vigilantism"
Last appearance: "Alternative History of the German Invasion"
Date of birth: Unknown
Major: Foosball
Occupation: Unknown
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Bio[]

“
Look, zat must be nearly one hundert luftballoons!
”
— Lukas, "Alternative History of the German Invasion".



S04E04-Lukas
Lukas portrayed by Alex Klein.
Lukas is a student at Greendale Community College. He is one of four German exchange students along with Karl, Juergen and his brother Reinhold. They are all Foosball enthusiasts who are attending the school on a scholarship for the game. Lukas speaks the least of all in the group. His first appearance was in the Season Three episode "Foosball and Nocturnal Vigilantism". He is portrayed by actor Alex Klein.

Character history[]

In the study group's third year together at Greendale, Lukas and his fellow German exchange students Juergen and Karl are first introduced. They make their presence well known on campus by loudly beating and then berating other students at Foosball in the student lounge. Jeff becomes so annoyed by their antics he goes to confront them over the study group's objections. He attempts to sarcastically shame the trio but Karl offers that they will stop playing if Jeff can score one point on them. Jeff accepts but fails in his attempt causing Juergen and Lukas to mock him. The next day, Lukas and the others find Jeff and Shirley in the student lounge practicing on the foosball table. The trio taunt the pair with Juergen telling them to get away from their table. When they refuse, Juergen issues a challenge to play a game for rights to use the table. Shirley agrees but suggests the following Monday morning. She also adds that they up the stakes; the losers will never use the table again.



Jeff confronts the Germans
Maybe foosball is a bigger deal in Germany.


Juergen accepts the challenge and decides to demonstrate what Jeff and Shirley have to look forward to. With Karl and Lukas supporting him, Juergen puts his arms around their shoulders. Keeping his legs together, he swings them back mimicking a foosball player game piece. Karl then holds up a soccer ball as Jeurgen swings forward and sends the ball flying towards Jeff and Shirley. After letting Juergen down, Karl then flashes the V sign at them and the trio smugly exit. Although they are proud of the display they just put on, Jeff is less than impressed annoyed that they would waste a twenty dollar soccer ball for a stupid bit.



The germans
A $25 bit.
That Monday, Karl and the other Germans are playing at the foosball table when Jeff and Shirley show up for their match. Lukas mentions that his hand is cramping so Karl joins Juergen on one side of the table while Lukas watches from the sidelines. Jeff and Shirley start the game by passing the foosball quickly back and forth. Shirley then launches it into the air where it lands right in the middle of the table. Both Karl and Juergen try to get at the ball with their foosball players but its too far out of reach. Juergen starts to berate Karl and all three Germans start to argue amongst themselves. With the match at a standstill, Jeff and Shirley leave satisfied at the draw.



S04E04-Lukas mind powers
If looks could kill...or win foosball.
In the Study Group's fourth year at Greendale, they once more encountered the Germans who had registered in History 101 class with them. Juergen was not there, instead Reinhold was. Later, the Study Group found the Germans in Group Study Room F, sitting in a small table in the corner which they said was just for a day. After the group agreed to let them stay (over Jeff's objections) Lukas says "today we study in here". The next day, the Study Group finds the Germans have taken over the study room. When they protest, Reinhold calls security. Lukas provides proof that they have signed out the study room.



S04E04-Lukas signin sheet
Lukas, the man with the clipboard.
The study group engages in a battle with the Germans for the study room but the Germans consistently arrive earlier than them to sign it out. The group hatches a ruse to defeat them by holding an Oktoberfest celebration. Lukas delights in the nearly 100 red luftballoons but Reinhold smells a rat. When he sees a large German chocolate cake, he wonders if there is something inside it. Karl says Abed can be trusted and to ask him. Abed lies that the cake is solid but Troy pops out of it just before Juergen cuts into it with a knife. The Germans are unaware that if they participate in campus activities that celebrate their culture, they will be banned from using study rooms. As the group takes pictures of them engaging in the Oktoberfest, one of the red luftballoons Lukas is playing with bursts.



S04E04-Lukas balloon bursts
The balloon (bubble) bursts.
The Dean later bans them from Group Study Room F. The group arrives the next day but find the Germans have organized a protest. They and many other students including Leonard, Todd, Vicki and Garrett are tired of them hogging the study room. The group leaves and decides to improve Greendale by cleaning up a number of other study rooms on campus. Forgiven by all, they return to their study room home.



S04E04-The Germans and others protesting
Why must we always be the victims?


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