Summary[]
Troy and Abed's new apartment!"
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— Troy and Abed, "Remedial Chaos Theory". |
"Apartment 303" is the residence originally home to Troy and Abed which they moved into during their third year at school. The apartment is located at 3624 Dresser Avenue in Colorado and over the years has been the home to various members of the study group. Not long after Troy and Abed had their housewarming party Annie was invited to move in with them. In his fifth year at school Troy moves out to pursue an incredible opportunity. In her sixth year at school, a homeless Britta is invited by Annie and Abed to move in with them. The apartment's first appearance was in the Season Three episode "Remedial Chaos Theory".
History[]
Season Three[]
- "Remedial Chaos Theory": Troy and Abed throw a housewarming party and invite the study group. In the "Prime Timeline" the party is a big success. Abed extends an invitation to Annie to move in with them which she is happy to accept.
- "Studies in Modern Movement": The study group, sans Jeff, help Annie move into the apartment from her place above Dildopolis. Unhappy with living in a blanket fort, and furious after discovering The Dreamatorium, Annie almost moves out, but Troy and Abed convince her to stay by giving her their room and moving their bunk bed to the blanket fort.
- "Foosball and Nocturnal Vigilantism": Annie accidentally destroys Abed's new special edition Dark Knight DVD, and Abed once again assumes his Batman persona to investigate the matter.
- "Regional Holiday Music": Abed convinces Troy to join the Glee club by performing the "Christmas Infiltration" rap with him inside their blanket fort.
- "Contemporary Impressionists": Troy gets angry with Abed for hiring more impressionists after he and the study group helped to settle his earlier debt with Vinnie.
- "Urban Matrimony and the Sandwich Arts": Troy and Abed" have an all night session in The Dreamatorium to purge themselves of weirdness before Shirley's wedding.
- "Digital Exploration of Interior Design": Their apartment building is being tented for termites so Troy, Abed and Annie must live elsewhere temporarily. Annie stays in the sleep study lab., while Troy and Abed build a pillow fort at the school, which soons begins the chain of events that lead to the Pillow and Blanket Fight.
- "Origins of Vampire Mythology": Troy, Abed, and Annie help Britta by keeping an eye on her in their apartment away from her ex-boyfriend Blade.
- "Virtual Systems Analysis": Annie and Abed spend some time in the Dreamatorium, originally playing Inspector Spacetime, but soon focusing more on Abed and his personality.
- "Course Listing Unavailable": The study group gathers at the apartment after being expelled from Greendale, and The Darkest Timeline is prevented by Troy who raises everyone's spirits by reminding them that they still have each other.
- "First Chang Dynasty": At the apartment, the study group are unsuccessful at convincing Officer Cackowski that Faux-by has replaced Dean Pelton. Later, Murray shows up to the apartment to bring Troy to the Greendale Air Conditioning Repair School.
- "Introduction to Finality":
- Abed goes into The Dreamatorium and is "taken over" by Evil Abed.
- Abed dismantles the Dreamatorium and builds himself a smaller one inside his blanket fort. The old Dreamatorium becomes Troy's room.
Season Four[]
Significant episodes:
- "History 101": Britta, Annie and Troy are in the apartment trying to get Abed to overcome his anxieties for the study groups last year set school together.
- "Conventions of Space and Time": Britta goes through an elaborate escape plan from Troy's room to the hallway outside the apartment to keep their hook ups a secret from Abed.
- "Basic Human Anatomy":
- Troy wakes up in his room and role plays that he and Abed have switched bodies.
- It is also seen that Abed got rid of the mini-Dreamatorium and the blanket fort. The bunk bed still remains in the living room, now separated from the rest of it by a wall of mattresses.
- "Advanced Introduction to Finality": Abed meets Evil Abed who explains that he lives alone since Evil Troy moved out.
Season Five[]
Significant Episodes:
- "Introduction to Teaching": Abed fills the apartment with Nicholas Cage sticky notes and strings, to the dismay of Troy and Annie.
- "Geothermal Escapism": Troy moves out of the apartment after he is bequeathed Pierce's shares of Hawthorne Wipes on the condition that he sail around the world.
- "VCR Maintenance and Educational Publishing":
- Annie and Abed come to the realization that they have no money to pay for the apartment. Abed suggests Rachel and Annie suggests her brother, Anthony. However, in the end they decide to find another roommate on Craigslist.
- It is also shown that Abed moved into Troy's old room.
Season Six[]
Significant Episodes:
- "Lawnmower Maintenance and Postnatal Care": Britta moves in. Her parents buy her a couch to sleep on.
- "Laws of Robotics & Party Rights": Britta and Annie have an argument about Britta throwing a party. Britta throws it anyway by tricking Abed, but regrets it later.
- "Wedding Videography":
- The Save Greendale Committee spends some time there before heading to Garrett Lambert's wedding.
- This is also the apartment's final appearance.
- "Emotional Consequences of Broadcast Television": While the apartment itself is not shown in the episode, Abed and Annie move out as they leave Colorado in this episode. Britta remains the apartment's only occupant.
Tour[]
Design[]
The apartment is numbered 303 and is located on the third floor of the complex. It has central heating, is equipped with an intercom system to screen visitors, and has a fire escape. The apartment itself is a two bedroom residence with a kitchen, a dining area, a living room area, and one bathroom. Annie sleeps in the main bedroom, while a blanket fort is set up by Troy and Abed to be an additional bedroom. The second bedroom was used as a playroom called "The Dreamatorium" before Abed dismantled it in Introduction to Finality. This room was at first occupied by Troy, and, after he moved out, by Abed. The apartment is decorated with an Indiana Jones diorama, as well as various posters (see Abed's posters).
Pictures of Troy and Abed[]
Troy and Abed's apartment has framed photos of both of them together from various episodes from the first two seasons. From left to right, these include them in togas with Boob a Tron 4000 from The Art of Discourse (to the right of the bathroom door), in the first Troy and Abed in the Morning!, pajamas from Conspiracy Theories and Interior Design, bee suits from Celebrity Pharmacology, doing the special hand shake against a tropical background in red shirts, unidentified shot in a line-up in yellow shirts, random shot in the study room, cowboy outfits from Paradigms of Human Memory, togas before the food fight in The Art of Discourse, space suits from Basic Rocket Science, dancing in a disco and, togas again after the food fight.
Pictures of Abed, Annie and Britta[]
Beginning in Laws of Robotics & Party Rights, the pictures of Troy and Abed were replaced with pictures of Abed, Annie and/or Britta.
Trivia[]
The apartment is numbered 303 as a reference to the difference in the production code and air number due to "Remedial Chaos Theory" airing after "Competitive Ecology" despite being filmed before. This may also be a nod to the area code, 303, which is used in Denver, the capital of Colorado.