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Employee Of The Month

Meredith Palmer for not getting married (Like Clooney!) and for being Mrs. Claus. The sole supplier relations representative of the office, Meredith is the somewhat quiet, alcoholic mother and has two kids ("The Office: The Accountants"). Meredith doesn't want to go to rehab ("Moroccan Christmas") and is addicted not only to alcohol, but also pornography ("Moroccan Christmas"). Meredith doesn't mind male strippers ("Ben Franklin") has burnt her face ("Weight Loss"), has said that, "I hate that bitch [ Holly Flax ]; I'm going to cut her face," ("Goodbye, Toby"), and has flashed Michael ("Christmas Party"). She has had sex with Creed ("The Promotion"), and has also bartered sex for steaks and discounts on supplies ("Business Ethics"). Meredith has also had her bad luck with health. She has been hit by a car, gotten Rabies (by a bat in the office), and also enjoys humping Todd Packer ("Christmas Party," "St. Patrick's Day"). Read more...

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Did You Know?

That Angela Kinsey first auditioned for Pam Beesly's part?
That Kelly's sister, Rupa is a prom queen?
That Meredith has a shirt with holes where her nipples are supposed to be?
That Steve Carell won the 2010 People's Choice Award for best Comedy Actor?
That the next new episode will air on April 22, 2010 and is titled "Secretary's Day"
That Kate Flannery auditioned for Jan Levinson?
That Hide killed the boss of the Yakuza on purpose when he lived in Japan?

Selected Episode

"Gossip," was the first episode of the sixth season and was written and directed by Paul Lieberstein. When Michael is left out of the gossip loop when finding out that Megan and another intern are dating, he eventually finds out that Stanley is cheating on his wife, which he tells everyone. Hoping to make people not believe what he said, he spreads fake gossip around the office. Meanwhile, everyone learns that Pam is expecting, Andy and Dwight practice "Parkour," the office prepares for the summer interns to leave, and Michael tells people Kelly is anorexic and Toby, is a virgin (despite having a kid). Read More....

Selected Clip

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Achievement Awards

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Featured Article

Sabre is a highly successful printer company that took over failing paper company Dunder Mifflin at Christmas, firing David Wallace (who is trying to create the Suck It) and Charles Miner. It sells several printers, has many programs, including Print All Colors and Sales is King and staff includes southern boss Jo Bennett, who wrote an autobiography, and reluctant Gabe Louis. It is based in Tallahasee, Florida and includes spokesperson, Christian Slater. Have you ever tasted a rainbow? Read More...

Random Quotes

"[drives up listening to Just Dance by Lady Gaga] It's Britney bitch. And I am back, in the form of a new company, the Michael Scott Paper Company," Michael Scott, Michael Scott Paper Company

"Charles is having Kevin cover the phones for a while. How do I say this diplomatically... I think Kevin is doing exactly as well as anyone might have expected someone like him to preform in a position like that," Jim Halpert, Dream Team

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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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