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A '''Dundie''' is an award bestowed annually by [[Dunder Mifflin Scranton]] regional manager [[Michael Scott]]. In order to maintain morale, everybody gets a Dundie. |
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==Dundie winners== |
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* Winners of 2005 Dundies Awards (''[[The Dundies]]'') |
* Winners of 2005 Dundies Awards (''[[The Dundies]]'') |
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** Phyllis: Busiest Beaver Award (misspelled as Bushiest Beaver) |
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Revision as of 08:40, 27 January 2010
A Dundie is an award bestowed annually by Dunder Mifflin Scranton regional manager Michael Scott. In order to maintain morale, everybody gets a Dundie.
Dundie winners
- Winners of 2005 Dundies Awards (The Dundies)
- Phyllis: Busiest Beaver Award (misspelled as Bushiest Beaver)
- Ryan: Hottest in the Office
- Angela: Tight-Ass Award (refused)
- Kelly: Spicy Curry Award (a bowler)
- Kevin: Don't Go in There After Me (squatting weightlifter)
- Stanley: Fine Work Award
- Pam: Whitest Sneakers Award
- Meredith: Grace Under Fire Award
- Jim: Jim Halpert Award (mentioned in DVD commentary)
- Winners of previous Dundies awards (The Dundies)
- Stanley: Great Work Award (2004, mentioned in Stanley's acceptance speech)
- Pam: Longest Engagement Award (undated archival footage)
- Oscar: Show Me the Money Award (undated archival footage)
Trivia
- Stanley mentions that he throws out his Dundies.
- A Dundie was included in a promotional edition of the Season 3 DVD.
Appearances
- A collections of Dundies appears on Michael's desk in the opening credits.
- In the Pilot*, Michael holds up a Dundie as evidence that he's the best boss in the world.
- In Money, Dwight's Dundies are neatly arranged on the mantlepiece of Dwight's bed-and-breakfast.
- In Dinner Party, Michael's Dundies are on display in the family room. Later in the evening, Jan angrily throws one of them into Michael's television set.
Mentioned
- In The Alliance, Dwight lists "multiple Dundies" as one of Meredith's accomplishments.
- In Branch Wars, Michael, on the walkie-talkie, tells Jim to host the Dundies.
- In Job Fair*, Michael lists The Dundies as one of the benefits of working for Dunder Mifflin.
* Deleted scene