The party at first appears to be a failure. However, a series of unlikely events results in George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic performing at the party. Students begin streaming in (initially to seize Tom for his prior mistakes) and the party successfully raises the funds to keep the house. Garcia-Thompson (after being locked in a room by Droz with the song "Afternoon Delight" playing on repeat), decides to act on the many complaints against The Pit. She shuts down the party and expels the residents of The Pit in spite of their fundraising efforts. Tom then informs Droz about an overheard conversation with the Board of Trustees: the President's politically correct changes are negatively affecting both their past legacy and media publicity. At the bicentennial ceremony the following morning, Droz and former Pit residents succeed in liberating the Whooping Crane and provoking the other students into an impromptu protest against protesting (chanting "We're not gonna protest!"). The demonstration establishes that even with The Pit shut down, the President cannot control the student population, resulting in the Board of Trustees summarily firing her. Meanwhile, Rand complains about all the other student groups, unaware that Droz has surreptitiously used the podium microphone to broadcast his rant to the entire campus. Later, Tom heads home, having decided to commit to PCU as The Pit has moved back into their house. As he sits on the bus, he sees Rand, who is now in Tom's position at the beginning of the film: being chased by the students across campus. Cast The Pit Jeremy Piven as James "Droz" Andrews Chris Young as Tom Lawrence Alex Désert as Mullaney Jon Favreau as Gutter Megan Ward as Katy Gale Mayron as Cecilia Matt Ross as Raji Jake Grace and Darin Heames as "The Daves" Stivi Paskoski as Deege Jody Racicot as Pigman Balls & Shaft David Spade as Rand McPherson Kevin Jubinville as Carter Prescott Thomas Mitchell as Bantam Draper Womynist House Sarah Trigger as Samantha Viveka Davis as Womynist #1 Maddie Corman as Womynist #2 Jerrytown Jake Busey as Mersh Ted Kozma as Kosmo Theo Caldwell as The Giggler Group Leaders Becky Thyre as Moonbeam (Cause-Heads) Kevin Thigpen as Afrocentrist Rob Gfroerer as Computer Geek Jonathan Wilson as Gay Activist The Establishment Jessica Walter as President Garcia-Thompson Colin Fox as Trustee #1 Larry Reynolds as Trustees #2 Others George Clinton as himself Parliament-Funkadelic appearing as themselves Production