Changes: Nick

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"Nick" is the eighth IT Guy from NBC's hit show, "The Office." He is portrayed by actor Nelson Franklin.

Season 4

Nick is approached by Pam to talk about Graphic Design job but realizes she doesn't have the background for it. He suggests she look at educational classes in New York or Philadelphia. Note that, while he is played by the same actor, it's never outright confirmed that this person is the same character as Nick.

Season 6

Nick quits Dunder Mifflin-Sabre in order to go help inner city kids with computers. While trying to say good bye, most of the office rudely ignores him and forget who he is. After getting angry with Jim for forgetting his name 10 seconds after he told them and Dwight for stating that inner city kids only use computers for games and porn, he gleefully reveals the office workers' secrets he learned from looking at their hard drives while searching for the whistleblower. He first tells Ryan he's not a real photographer, that Kelly will never fit into a size two, and then reveals that Darryl has been lying about not being on Facebook, before finally revealing that the snitch is Andy. He then flips off the rest of the office workers off and takes his exit.

Season 7

In WUPHF.com, he is indirectly mentioned as Glasses.

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 {{Character
-|name   = Nick
+|image = [[File:Nick.jpg|250px]]
-|image  = [[File:Nick.jpg|250px]]
+|name = Nick
+|job = IT Guy
+|first appearance = [[Job Fair]]
+|last appearance = [[Whistleblower]]
+|portrayed by = Nelson Franklin
 |gender = Male
+|actor = Nelson Franklin
-|job    = IT, former graphic designer
+|aka =
-|first  = [[Job Fair]]
+}}"'''Nick'''" is the eighth IT Guy from [[NBC]]'s hit show, "[[The Office]]." He is portrayed by actor Nelson Franklin.
-|last   = [[WUPHF.com]] (Indirect mention)
-|actor  = [[Nelson Franklin]]
-}}"'''Nick'''" is a the IT Guy/Graphic Design Guy from [[NBC]]'s hit show, "[[The Office]]."
 ==Season 4==
+Nick is approached by Pam to talk about Graphic Design job but realizes she doesn't have the background for it. He suggests she look at educational classes in New York or Philadelphia. Note that, while he is played by the same actor, it's never outright confirmed that this person is the same character as Nick.
-Nick works for a Graphic Design company at a job fair and meets [[Pam Beesly]], encouraging her to go to art school in either New York or Philadelphia. {{4x13}} They engage in a conversation.
 ==Season 6==
+Nick quits Dunder Mifflin-Sabre in order to go help inner city kids with computers. While trying to say good bye, most of the office rudely ignores him and forget who he is. After getting angry with Jim for forgetting his name 10 seconds after he told them and Dwight for stating that inner city kids only use computers for games and porn, he gleefully reveals the office workers' secrets he learned from looking at their hard drives while searching for the whistleblower. He first tells Ryan he's not a real photographer, that Kelly will never fit into a size two, and then reveals that Darryl has been lying about not being on Facebook, before finally revealing that the snitch is Andy. He then flips off the rest of the office workers off and takes his exit.
-Nick, not seen since the [[Season 4|fourth season]], is the new IT Guy for [[Dunder Mifflin]]-[[Sabre (company)|Sabre]], replacing [[Sadiq]]. [[Meredith]] doesn't like him to look into her stuff. {{6x14}} As part of their [[Diabolical Plan]], [[Ryan Howard]] and [[Dwight Schrute]] threaten Nick for information about [[Jim Halpert]]. He refuses and looks shocked when they threaten him. {{6x15}} Pam doesn't seem to remember him.
+==Season 7==
-He is in the conference room when the office tries to get Pam not to go into labor. He tries to make a joke but [[Michael]] and [[Angela]] belittle him. {{6x16}}
+In [[WUPHF.com]], he is indirectly mentioned as Glasses.
+==Appearances==
-As part of the investigation into the source of a leak, Nick is brought to the office to collect information from everybody's computers. He announces to the office that he is quitting his job to teach inner city children in Detroit about computers. The other employees mock him, at which point he reveals secrets about several of the employees, including the source of the leak, and points out that during his time at the Scranton branch, nobody has learned his name. {{Episode|Whistleblower}}
+*[[Job Fair]]
+*[[Sabre]]
+*[[Manager and Salesman]]
+*[[The Delivery]]
+*[[Whistleblower]]
 [[Category:Characters]]
 [[Category:Dunder Mifflin employees]]
+[[Category:Former employees]]
+[[Category:Males]]