New Girl season 6 episode 18 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
The group squabbles over a single cup of coffee, each claiming they need it more for their respective busy days. Nick struggles with writer's block for his novel, "The Pepperwood Chronicles." Winston discovers his cat, Furguson, is also claimed by another person, leading to a humorous custody dispute. Schmidt interviews candidates for his assistant position, ultimately hiring the overly attentive Jeremy. Jess, now a principal, tries to connect with her students and inadvertently undermines her authority. Nick finds inspiration from Jess's students for his book, while Jess reasserts her role as principal. The episode concludes with Winston deciding to share Furguson and Schmidt feeling overwhelmed by Jeremy's intrusiveness.
Full Episode S06E18 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Jess need coffee in the morning?
Jess needs coffee for her "Lunch With Your Princi-Pal" campaign at school.
What is Schmidt's new job role?
Schmidt is the director of marketing at Ass Strat.
Why is Nick struggling with his writing?
Nick is facing writer's block while working on "The Pepperwood Chronicles" sequel.
What dilemma does Winston face with his cat Furguson?
Winston discovers Furguson also belongs to another person, leading to a custody dispute.
How does Schmidt test his assistant candidates?
Schmidt presents unusual problem-solving scenarios, such as handling a situation with Brett Favre.
Why does Nick visit Jess's school?
Nick visits to talk about his book, "The Pepperwood Chronicles," with Jess's students.
How does Furguson's custody issue get resolved?
Furguson chooses to stay with Winston, resolving the custody dispute.
What challenge does Jess face as a principal?
Jess struggles to balance being an authoritative principal and relatable to students.
What is Schmidt's issue with his new assistant, Jeremy?
Jeremy is overzealous and overly intrusive in anticipating Schmidt's needs.
How does Nick overcome his writer's block?
Nick finds inspiration from the perspectives of Jess's students.
What decision does Winston make about Furguson?
Winston decides to share custody of Furguson, acknowledging the cat's attachment to both owners.
What does the interaction between Jess and the students reveal about her authority?
Jess realizes the importance of maintaining a balance between authority and relatability.
How does Jess respond to students calling her "PJ"?
Jess tries to maintain her authority and reverts to being called "Principal Day."
What is the result of Schmidt's assistant, Jeremy, overstepping boundaries?
Schmidt becomes uncomfortable and struggles with Jeremy's excessive helpfulness.
What lesson does Winston learn from sharing Furguson?
Winston learns about the importance of caring and the complexity of relationships.