S02E16 · SCENE 7/19 · 05:14
Valentine's Day · New York City Streets
Michael's New York Tour

Michael tours Times Square and Rockefeller Center, mistaking a woman for Tina Fey.

05:14→06:10
in the episode · 0m 56s · S02E16
Michael's New York Tour

What happens

05:14–06:10

Michael walks through Times Square and Rockefeller Center, commenting on landmarks. He mistakes a woman for Tina Fey and apologizes.

WhereNew York City Streets
DriverMichael
Positionact1 · setup
ThreadMichael's New York Presentation

Key lines

from this scene
05:40

‫That's Tina Fey ‫from Saturday Night Live.

05:52

‫She looked a lot like Tiny Fey.

06:04

‫Come on! And I was just...?

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weights 0–1
absurd0.6
misunderstanding0.5
cheerful0.4
monologue

Beats

04:40Michael visits Times Square.
05:37Michael mistakes a woman for Tina Fey.

Scene in the episode

05:14–06:10
A · Michael's New York Presentation
B · Dwight's Valentine's Gift
C · Jim and Kelly's Advice
D · Pam and Phyllis's Valentine's

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