Harry Tang is drunk on power. He's staggered the lunches so no one can eat together. As Chuck and Morgan bemoan the loss of Surf-n-Turf Wednesdays, Anna suggests he could have an "accident." As Morgan rebelliously tears down the lunch schedule, Harry Tang appears. And he's gone green. Not literally. More Al Gore than Jolly Green Giant. He plans on making the store more green to appeal to the emerging conscience of the consumer. Harry Tang and NBC: two peas in a green, green pod. As he re-tacks the schedule on the bulletin board, he threatens Morgan by telling him he is soft like pudding, touching his stomach, and licking his finger. I guess that makes him finger-licking good. Which he is not. Not at all. No way. Unless you like hobbits. Which I do not. Out on the Buy More floor, Casey hands Chuck a printout of a traffic photo showing that Professor Fleming is still alive and still at large. Chuck asks Casey if he offered to kill Harry for Anna. Casey asks if he wants him to want to. Don't kill the man, Casey, just the storyline. Casey says that he wants Chuck to come with him while they interview the Professor. Chuck thinks it's a bad idea. He has another flashback to 2003, where the Professor is grilling him about the final exam he just took. He accuses Chuck of stealing the answer key out of his desk. They received a tip and searched his room. They found the key. And they know he is selling copies of the answers, too. Chuck denies it all. But when the Professor says the tip came from Bryce, his own beloved roommate, Chuck looks defeated.