Martin Nash is a fictional character played by Wayne Wilderson in the television series The Office.
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What branch of 'The Office' did Martin Nash originally work at?
In 'The Office', Martin Nash, portrayed by Wayne Wilderson, was initially part of Dunder Mifflin's Stamford branch. His transfer to the Scranton branch occurred during 'The Merger'.
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Who played the character Martin Nash in 'The Office'?
Wayne Wilderson portrayed Martin Nash in 'The Office'. His character was an employee at Dunder Mifflin's Stamford branch before transferring to Scranton in the episode 'The Merger'. He also featured in the episode 'The Convict'.
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How does Martin Nash's first interaction with Stanley unfold in 'The Office'?
In 'The Office', Martin Nash's initial interaction with Stanley occurs upon his transfer to the Scranton branch. Martin, observing Stanley's chest-beating, nods in approval, possibly due to their shared African-American background. Stanley, however, responds dismissively and promptly ignores Martin.
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What is revealed about Martin Nash's past in 'The Office'?
In 'The Office', Martin Nash, portrayed by Wayne Wilderson, worked in Supplier Relations at Dunder Mifflin's Stamford branch before transferring to Scranton. His past includes a stint in prison for insider trading.
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Season 3[]
Martin was formerly an employee at the Stamford branch and was transferred to Scranton. On his first day, he is seen looking at Stanley beating his chest and nodding in approval because he is also African-American, Stanley gives him a dirty look and then quickly ignores him. In a deleted scene from "The Merger" Martin's age is revealed as 37. When it is revealed that Martin has previously spent time in prison on insider trading charges, Michael attempts to make sure nobody in the office chastises him. Through Michael's antics, however, Martin becomes extremely uncomfortable and follows suit of his former co-worker Tony by quitting.
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