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Jim's prank backfires, however, when Dwight's impassioned speech is a big hit with his audience. ... Dwight hosts an office seminar on the latest in martial arts — a 1,000-year-old practice that ...
When Michael reads all of Jim's pranks on Dwight, Jim begins to regret how much time he has wasted at the office. Dwight taunts Jim with a notice of a Dunder-Mifflin position in Stamford, saying that Jim should look into it. Michael surveys the angry, divided office and nods to a watching Toby, acknowledging his efforts were a disaster. He ...
Dwight Schrute bought the industrial park building, and Jim Halpert begins a lengthy prank to overload Dwight's key ring with fake keys. Seeing Jim adding on keys, Pam Halpert involuntarily laughs, alerting Dwight to Jim's prank. Though Jim tries to take it gracefully, Pam senses that he is mad at her for spoiling the prank, so she tries to ...
Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute from the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin, Josh Porter and Jim Halpert from the Stamford branch, and Jan Levinson from the corporate headquarters all descend upon Philadelphia for the annual office supply convention. Michael is bitter that Jim left Scranton for Stamford and tries to one-up Josh at every ...
Popular TV sitcom 'The Office' has spawned a re-emergence of some good, clean old-fashioned workplace pranks. Whether its prank phone calls, whoopee cushions or staplers in Jello molds, the ...
Jim, used to waking up at four AM to take care of his children, uses the extra time to stage a murder scene in his room, in order to prank Dwight. He scrawls "It was Dwight" in fake blood on the wall to make it look like Dwight murdered him, and falls out of the closet pretending to be dead.
In the pilot for “The Office,” Dwight Schrute, played by Wilson, opens his desk drawer to find his stapler in Jell-O, immediately blaming the prank on Jim Halpert, played by John Krasinski ...
The official website of The Office included several cut scenes from "The Boat" within a week of the episode's release. In the first 57-second clip, Dwight gets mad when Jim is called a superior salesman and when Nellie claims beet farmers and Battlestar Galactica fans have low IQ levels, during the radio show prank. [9]