That's-what-she-said invites and Dwight's anatomy questions
Michael invites everyone to Toby's video with innuendo, then Dwight takes Toby up on his offer to answer questions, with very personal ones.
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Michael invites everyone to Toby's video with innuendo, then Dwight takes Toby up on his offer to answer questions, with very personal ones.
Angela picks the Bible, Dwight smuggles survival gear inside a book, Michael gives Ryan rule four, and Meredith's movies spark a rules fight.
Dwight interrupts Michael and Jan to argue for a raise: never late, a copy of Michael's key, deer jerky, and a Smallville quote.
Michael gets e-mail surveillance set up, Dwight lists ways Michael might die so he can take over, and a search on Michael finds Stanley's verdict.
Dwight halts Kelly's party story, demands Ryan's car keys, then lays out the slow legal way to get them. Michael tells him to chill out.
In a talking head Dwight traces his name back through his father and grandfather and fondly remembers his dad cheating at games.
Badge photos begin with haircut bragging and face paint, and Dwight argues for I.D. badges by recalling the day he brought a potato gun to work.
Dwight refuses to smile and objects to his badge. Then he finds his grievances against Jim were never filed and demands Michael pick him or Jim by 5:00.
Pam reports what is on Dwight's screen; Michael insists it was for him and praises it awkwardly, then a scuffle forces everyone into the conference room.
Dwight forces the bird into a too-small container and cites his farm upbringing; someone else offers a proper box and Dwight volunteers his recorder.
Elizabeth gets phone duty, Franklin hits on Pam and gives Michael sleazy advice, Elizabeth answers in a rhyme, and Dwight quizzes him on kings.
Dwight arranges the most attractive staff up front like beets, then greets the lone Scranton Times reporter with level 3 security clearance.
Dwight notes both animals were smiling and recounts farm life; Mrs. Allen demands Michael resign, and he orders her out.
Michael names his replacement by having Dwight deliver a crude congratulations note addressed to Dwight himself; Dwight tears up.
Dwight secretly offers Pam a stripped-down title of his own; Pam accepts the way Jim taught her.