It should not be threaded. Intact PCV valves are shown below. The black end is what you are trying to extract. This black end inserts into a rubber grommet.

 

I cant get it out. I'm very worried I cant drive it like this ill try prying it out some more...

 

Did your broken PCV valve look like those in the picture?

 

yes the black part is stuck in
i cant even get the square rubber piece around it out
ive tried needle nose, prying with a flathead
and a hook that just bent and didnt help

 

The rubber piece and the rest of the pcv fell into the hole. I tried pulling it out eith needle nose and now i cant even hardly see it and deffinetely cannot get pliers on it. Now I have no car to drive and I have no money to tow it to a mechanic or even money to pay a mechanic. What do I have to do now? How can I get it out? I cant believe this happened stuff like this makes me never want to work on my car again im so stressed out over this

 

You are just tired. Everything is fine. Get some sleep. I don't think you need to even worry about the broken part of the PCV valve that has fallen into the oil breather chamber. Just buy and install a new rubber grommet and PCV valve, hook up the hose, and you should be good to go.

 

But it was a huge piece. The black piece in the middle picture I posted all fell into the hole. I read that it can find its way to the valve springs and also mess other **** up. I really need to get it out, I wont do it tonight but what do I need to do?
This engine only has just over 3000k on it, im not going to let a piece of rubber and hard plastic go through my engine.
Can I get it out by removing the valve cover? Does the whole Intake manifold need to come out?

 

The fact that the piece was large may prevent it from moving out of the oil breather chamber into the crankcase. Nonetheless, I understand your concern. You'll need to remove the breather chamber to extract the broken piece. See diagram below. It's probably accessed from below like when you replace the oil filter. Removal of the oil filter may help.

 

Thank you so much for your help I'll do it first thing tomorrow after school. So the hole where the pcv valve is on the intake manifold goes directly to the oil breather chamber?

 

Middle picture: The hole where the PCV valve inserts is in the breather chamber.

Top picture: The other end of the hose attached to the PCV valve connects to the nozzle on the intake manifold.