Megan Fox | New Girl | Season 6

"Christmas Eve Eve"

Jess has the gang be each other's Secret Santa, despite the fact that every one except Jess are not interested in celebrating Christmas this year. Jess' Secret Santa surprise for Nick, is having Reagan fly from Seattle to visit, with Jess having difficulty keeping the secret.

"Raisin's Back"

Reagan temporarily moves back into the loft while she is in town for work. Nick purposely becomes standoffish to avoid smothering her. Jess reluctantly gets in the middle of Nick and Reagan's relationship after learning secrets from them both. Schmidt, an avid fan of Electronic dance music (EDM), wants to pick the music for The Griffin, after Winston breaks the jukebox. However, after Cece and Winston tell Schmidt that his taste in music is terrible, they make a bet that they can fashion their own EDM song to see if Schmidt can tell the difference between that and a legitimate EDM song.

"The Cubicle"

The loftmates surprise Cece with a cubicle in the dining room area for her new job as a modeling manager. Cece's first client Donovan gets off to a promising start at a photo shoot for Winston's police station, but later decides to become an actual police officer, causing problems for the next assignment as a product model sponsored by Schmidt's company. Jess offers to pay for Robby's medical bill, until she realizes that Robby only gave her a small portion for her to pay and that the bill was astronomically high. Meanwhile, Nick gives Reagan his novel, "The Pepperwood Chronicles", to read after everyone else in the loft is shocked that she hasn't read it yet.

"Cece's Boys"

When Cece's clients start getting picked off by larger agencies the day of an audition, Jess and Reagan go to The Griffin to recruit new potential models. Their search is unsuccessful but for three: Dean, an attractive yet clueless man; and Kirby and Bruce, two not-so-attractive friends whom Jess thinks have inner beauty. Meanwhile, after Nick and Winston learn that Coach and May have moved to North Carolina, Schmidt becomes concerned that their friendships are fading away, prompting the guys to find a ritual to bond them, leading them to a spa day which does not quite turn out as expected.

"Glue"

When Nick's novel The Pepperwood Chronicles gets rejected by a publisher, Reagan manages to get a deal with a bookstore to sell Nick's book and have him do a reading of the story. While Nick and Jess are making copies of the book, however, the scent of the glue makes them high. Elsewhere, Winston asks Cece and Schmidt for help proposing to Aly, enlisting them to keep her distracted.

"Socalyalcon VI"

Jess helps Nick get ready for a literary fan convention named Socalyalcon, while doing so, Cece helps her come to the realization that a lot of the stuff she does for Nick are "girlfriend" things, and soon starts doing the same kind of things for Reagan. Schmidt and Cece are fully moved into their new home and become overstressed out about intruders coming into the house. Aly reveals a "dark" secret about her past to Winston.

"Misery"

Still conflicted over romantic feelings for Nick, Jess stays in her hometown of Portland to take care of her father Bob (Rob Reiner). When Reagan neglects to tell Nick about a potential job promotion, he begins questioning wanting more emotionally from their relationship. Aly prepares to meet Winston's mother Charmaine (Anna Maria Horsford) for the first time. However, Winston has not told Charmaine that he is a police officer now, and she still thinks that he works in radio. Despite having their own house now, Schmidt and Cece continually come into the loft, even when they are not wanted.

"San Diego"

Jess continues to be conflicted over her romantic feelings for Nick, while still staying with her father Bob in Portland. Bob tells Jess that his wife, Ashley, left him 6 months ago, so Jess sets him up with Priscilla (Donna Pescow), the owner of the ice cream establishment that Bob frequents, and they hit it off very quickly. Nick has finally decided to break up with Reagan, by taking a train ride to San Diego, and leaving her on the train to avoid direct conflict. To further his career in the business world, Schmidt finally decides to uses his first name, Winston, which causes conflict with Winston Bishop.