Can You Pass This “New Girl” True or False Quiz?

Jess' comfort movie of choice isn't "Ghost," but "Dirty Dancing," which she watches on repeat after her breakup. Her friends later try to cheer her up with a rousing rendition of "(I've Had) The Time of My Life." Later in the series, Nick mistakenly claimed that "Ghost" is her breakup movie of choice.

The roommates' history-based drinking game is actually called "True American." Jess describes it as, "50% drinking game, 50% life-size Candy Land." Really, it's just an excuse to drink and scream, "JFK, FDR!"

Since she tends to be disappointed by how her birthday turns out, she likes to skip the hoopla and go on a movie date by herself. On one such occasion, Nick surprises her with a "Happy Birthday" video he and gang made that plays before the movie she goes to.

Like many of us, Jess fell victim to heartbreak. At the start of the series, she moves out of the place she shared with her boyfriend because she discovered that he cheated on her ... in their home. That's just cold!

When you're trying to get in good with a Republican hottie, what better way to impress her than by claiming you're the son of Mitt Romney? And that's exactly what Schmidt does, although the results aren't what he had hoped.

It's true! Jess is a schoolteacher — at least early on in the series. In the second season, she finds herself facing a layoff. Later, she takes on a position teaching creative writing to adult learners and eventually becomes a school principal.

Nick and Schmidt do share some history, but it only dates back to their collegiate days, not their elementary school days. The boys met while attending Syracuse University, where each was majoring in different things.

We gave you a clue to this in the description before the quiz started. Did you remember it? Jess moves into an apartment where she finds herself the only woman among three male roommates.

During a low-key bachelorette party, Jess and Cece watch the 1980's miniseries version of "Anne of Green Gables." The girls remark about how much they love Gilbert. Cece even goes as far to say that while she loves Schmitt, “I would ruin my life for Gilbert.”

Oh, Winston has a stolen cat alright, but its name is Furguson, not Mr. Fluffers. Furguson used to live with Winston's ex-girlfriend, but once she cheated on him, Winston AND the cat both left.

You probably thought it was "Christina" or something different, didn't you? But, no! Jess' full name includes a middle name used predominantly for men — Christopher. We kind of dig it, though!

Well, consider it making a big splash! Jess chooses Thanksgiving, of all days, to invite Paul over for dinner. The big problem? All of the guys already had their own holiday plans. Well, maybe another time then.

Nick's first novel is actually titled, "Z Is For Zombie," but it's met with less than a lukewarm reception by Schmidt, who calls it the worst thing he has ever read. At least use proper grammar, Nick, gosh!

We can think of lots of things about school that terrified us, but the lunch ladies wouldn't even make the long list! The roommates don't discover Winston's weird fear until a blind date turns ugly.

We love us some Jon Bon Jovi, but he's not the superstar who invites Cece and Jess to an all-night party. The musician hosting the party is none other than Prince, who appeared on the show in 2014.

It seems like a pretty insane belief for one person to have, let alone two people who know each other! But it's true. Both Jess and Nick believe that horses originated in outer space.

There is a former professional athlete in the house, but it's not Schmidt. Before moving in with the roommates, Winston was a professional basketball player on a team in Latvia for two years.

The woman's trench coat gives Nick so much confidence that he even wears it out when the guys go out to pick up girls. Later in the episode, Nick and Jess kiss for the first time, sans trench coat.

Believe it or not, there really is a dating app called "Refrigerdating." (Feel free to Google that when you have time.) On "New Girl," however, the dating app the pair use is called "Dice."

Dr. Lilith Sternin played the love interest of Dr. Frasier Crane on the sitcom "Frasier" that ran on NBC for 11 seasons. But it was the namesake of the show that Jess impersonates — Crane himself. Fun fact: Zooey Deschanel once appeared on "Frasier!"

Is it Pope? Pastor? What about Bishop? Ding-ding-ding! Winston's last name in the series is Bishop. Winston is an unusual character who steals a cat, drives a bus and enjoys playing jokes on others.

Nick's educational path was in law, not medicine, and we learn in season 1 that he likely dropped out of law school. He later attempted the bar exam in California just to prove he could do it.

Nick and Schmidt team up to own a bar that they call "The Griffin." The infamous "Douchebag Jar" does exist, though, but it's inside the roommates' apartment — a method of trying to fix Schmidt's outlandish behavior.

Girl detective Nancy Drew is one of Jess' favorite fictional characters. Hey, we love her, too! The Nancy Drew character was first introduced in 1930, making Jess Day an old soul!

Nick's alter-ego is actually named Julius Pepperwood. Julius comes to life on the series after Nick's book flops. Curious about Dwight Schrute? He is a character from the wildly popular sitcom, "The Office."

Jess wasn't in jail, but she was on jury duty, according to the writers of "New Girl." The real reason behind Jess' mysterious absence? It was Zooey Deschanel's real-life pregnancy, which was not written into the show.

There's nothing Winston won't do for a laugh, and he does indeed get prank married during the series' fifth season. His prank bride (is that a thing?) is Rhonda. The two launch divorce proceedings but not until the sixth season.

The crossover with "New Girl" is with the FOX show, "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," not "Almost Family." Characters from each comedy made cameo appearances on the opposite show, marrying the two together.

This one goes back a ways! Coach predates Winston, but when Jess moves into the apartment, she's eager to become fast friends with all the roommates. She pretends to like Coach's favorite team as a way of bonding.

Jess share her love of music with, um, problem students, but her instrument of choice is the handbell, not the guitar. Even Winston gets into the act and learns the unusual instrument.

Nick and Jess, a classic will-they-or-won't they TV couple, do get married in the final season of "New Girl." Nick spends much of the season trying to find the perfect time to propose to Jess. Eventually, he does it at an outdoor screening of "Dirty Dancing."

Jess is actually from Oregon (which makes sense when you think about Cece's run-in with Mick Jagger in Portland). The roommates make a trip together to Oregon during the series, from their apartment in Los Angeles.

Schmidt does have a lifelong idol, but it's Michael Keaton — you know, of old-school "Batman" fame. Schmidt believes he and Keaton have been corresponding since his childhood, but it's later revealed to be his mother and roomies.

Oh, those sassy students! Briana finds herself the target of Jess' frustration after Briana uploads a video to YouTube making fun of the teacher. Jess has the last laugh, though, ruining the girl's science fair project.

Schmidt's fear — like many of us — is spiders ... eek! In an episode titled "Spiderhunt," the roommates are looking for a spider that's loose in the apartment and tormenting Schmidt. We don't blame you, Schmidt!