There is a brief respite from Nick's humiliation as the "Groove Line" song continues in the background and we see the geeks and Daniel laughing and having a good time with their D&D game. Oh, no, it's back to Nick, and he's still giving it his all on the dance floor. Jason Segel is amazing; he does such a great job of making Nick endearing and dorky at the same time. Right now Nick is so into it that Joel has to order him off the dance floor to make room for the next contestant. The contestant's name is Eugene, and he's no better a dancer than Nick, but he's able to dance poorly while doing magic tricks. Haw! Just when you thought this final episode might become too sappy, Nick starts getting all upset and paranoid, whining, "They didn't say you were allowed to do magic!" Sara confirms her dorkiness by taking the dance contest seriously -- she actually looks worried as she comments that Eugene is good. Poor Nick, the lovable loser, seems destined to fail, no matter how low he sets his expectations.