39.
The balloon animal skills.
35.
The sore from police academy incident.
34.
The Julius Pepperwood disguise.
33.
The declaration at Schmidt's "re-branding event" (party), which he threw to celebrate that his penis was no longer broken.
30.
The response to Schmidt's fish tank.
27.
The specific moccasins.
25.
The smoothness Winston has on the phone, exemplified by when he pretended to be Schmidt.
20.
The two-for-one joke of the jeans.
18.
The four-for-one of the jerk.
17.
The infuriating and frightening truth.
15.
The trash talking of beans.
14.
The way a panicking Nick asked someone if they wanted a grape.
13.
The reaction to a spider in the loft.
10.
The lemon confession.
7.
The attempt at being comforting when Cece revealed she had never seen her fiancé's genitals.
4.
The names of Nick's testicles.
3.
The love scene in the novel Fred Armisen's character was writing.
2.
The 10-minute joke about squirrels.
1.
And finally, the fact that the song that gets Nick pumped is "Cotton-Eyed Joe."
Honorable mentions for these five scenes I would never dare do anything but include in full.
The sponge scene.
Schmidt and Sadie's discussion of how to sexually pleasure someone with a vagina.
Theodore K. Mullins.
The "you can't teach people how to write" moment, which Jake Johnson (Nick) delivers flawlessly.
And, of course, the scene where Jess thinks they're talking about Cece and Nick thinks they're talking about a popcorn machine.