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Michael Scott

Dwight Schrute

Jim Halpert

Pam Beesly

Ryan Howard

Andy Bernard

Angela Martin

Kelly Kapoor

Toby Flenderson

Creed Bratton

Darryl Philbin

Kevin Malone

Meredith Palmer

Oscar Martinez

Phyllis Vance

Stanley Hudson

Employee Of The Month

Darryl Philbin for defending his look-a-like sister and for being the last comic standing. The head-foreman of the Dunder Mifflin warehouse, Darryl likes to convince Michael that he is in the "hood," including teaching Michael his handshake, "Dinkin Flicka." ("Casino Night") Darryl also enjoys playing basketball and likes to talk to his fellow warehouse friends, Lonnie and Roy. Even though Darryl is a prankster, he doesn't like Michael messing up the warehouse ("Boys and Girls") and becomes mad when Michael interrupts him during his safety training seminar. ("Safety Training") Darryl later starts a rocky relationship with Kelly Kapoor ("Launch Party") but when Kelly breaks up with him, he is thrilled. ("Business Trip") Darryl is also helpful; he tries to get Michael not to start his own company. ("Two Weeks") Darryl has a daughter, and a sister. Darryl spends time at the office at times and goes to their christmas parties ("A Benihana Christmas"), ("Secret Santa") Read more...

Polls

Did You Know?

That Angela Kinsey first auditioned for Pam Beesly's part?
That Kelly's sister, Rupa is a prom queen?
That there were several Background Employees that disappeared in Season 3?
That Steve Carell won the 2010 People's Choice Award for best Comedy Actor?
That the next new episode will air on March 11, 2010 and will be titled, "St. Patrick's Day"?
That Kate Flannery auditioned for Jan Levinson?
That Kevin Malone was applying for a job at the warehouse?

Selected Episode

"Women's Appreciation," was the twenty-first episode of the third season and was written by Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky and directed by Tucker Gates. When Phyllis is flashed, and Michael laughs hysterically because the flasher didn't see Karen or Pam, he tries to prove people that he appreciates women, by taking them to the mall where he tells them about Jan, who he doesn't like being with. Pam pushes Michael to break up with her, and he leaves a message on her phone, but she finds it after she comes to Scranton to apologize to him. Meanwhile, Dwight sets up a priority one, flashing task force, while the men in the office enjoy a day in the women's bathroom, until Creed comes in. Read More....

Selected Clip

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Featured Article

Princess Unicorn is a hugely popular toy for young girls that Dwight Schrute bought only to sell to desperate parents for a huge profit at Christmastime. Similar to a Barbie doll, Princess Unicorn has a horn coming out of her head, thus the tagline, "My horn can pierce the sky. It is made in China from lead-based paint and the horn is so sharp in can pierce the skin. Both Sasha Flenderson and Darryl's daughter want one, leading to Toby breaking down and getting one for $400. Read More...

Random Quotes

"Well I was in the seminary for a year, annnd dropped out because I wanted to have sex with this girl, Cathy. Followed her back to Scranton. Took the first job I could find in HR. Later she divorced me. So, no, I wouldn't say I have a passion for HR," Toby Flenderson, Casual Friday

"This remedy has been passed down in my family for generations. and it always works. My grandfather was told that Diamond Dancer would never race again. they were wrong. He came in 9th in the Apple Creek Derby and his jerky came in 3rd the following year. A majestic beast. So fast. So tender," Dwight Schrute, Cafe Disco

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The Office, also known as The Office: An American Workplace is a 30 minute-long sitcom produced by the Deedle-Dee Productions and Reveille Productions in association with NBC. It is based on the British series of the same name that was created by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant and was adapted for American audiences by producer Greg Daniels. The pilot first premiered on television on March 24, 2005. WARNING: Dunderpedia contains spoilers on episodes of the The Office TV show. Information from episodes which have aired in the United States is acceptable for publication on this site, as is all other versions of the office.

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 '''"[[Women's Appreciation]]," ''' was the twenty-first episode of the [[Season 3|third season]] and was written by [[Lee Eisenberg]] and [[Gene Stupnitsky]] and directed by [[Tucker Gates]]. When [[Phyllis]] is flashed, and [[Michael]] laughs hysterically because the flasher didn't see [[Karen]] or [[Pam]], he tries to prove people that he appreciates women, by taking them to the mall where he tells them about [[Jan]], who he doesn't like being with. [[Pam]] pushes Michael to break up with her, and he leaves a message on her phone, but she finds it after she comes to [[Scranton]] to apologize to him. Meanwhile, [[Dwight]] sets up a priority one, flashing task force, while the men in the office enjoy a day in the women's bathroom, until [[Creed]] comes in. '''[[Women's_Appreciation|Read More...]].'''