S02E10 · SCENE 15/18 · 15:31
Christmas Party · Office bullpen
Pam shows Roy the iPod

Pam shows Roy her iPod, and he claims he was going to get her one.

15:31→15:54
in the episode · 0m 23s · S02E10

What happens

15:31–15:54

Pam shows Roy her iPod. Roy claims he was going to get her one for Christmas, but now he doesn't have to. He says he'll get her a sweater instead.

WhereOffice bullpen
DriverPam
Positionact2 · payoff
ThreadSecret Santa Gift Exchange

Key lines

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15:32

‫To think that my gift to Pam ‫will be used for that ‫is a little too much to handle.

15:49

‫I don't know. ‫Probably like a sweater or something.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
awkward0.7
coincidence0.6
misunderstanding0.4
cheerful0.3

Beats

15:39Pam shows iPod to Roy

Scene in the episode

15:31–15:54
A · Secret Santa Gift Exchange
B · Michael's Christmas Bonus
C · Party Planning Committee

Clips from this episode

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Jim's Christmas Gift for Pam - The Office US · The Office
Best of Office Gifts - The Office US · The Office
Yankee Swap - The Office US · The Office
Best of the Christmas Parties - The Office US · The Office
Best of the Christmas Parties | The Office U.S. | Comedy Bites · Comedy Bites
The Office - iPod Gift · Max Fast

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Pam Beesly184 episodes · drives 289 scenes
RA
Roy AndersonDavid Denman36 episodes · drives 15 scenes

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