S03E16 · SCENE 1/20 · 00:08
Phyllis' Wedding · Phyllis's wedding venue
Michael as co-father of bride

Michael prepares to push Phyllis's father down the aisle, seeing himself as co-giving away the bride.

00:08→01:11
in the episode · 1m 03s · S03E16

What happens

00:08–01:11

Michael explains his role pushing Elbert's wheelchair, claiming he is co-giving away the bride. Phyllis admits she put him in the wedding to secure six weeks off for her honeymoon.

WherePhyllis's wedding venue
DriverMichael
Positionact1 · setup
ThreadMichael's redemption quest

Key lines

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00:19

‫and you and you and you.

00:49

‫It was the only way ‫I could think to get ‫six weeks off ‫for my honeymoon.

01:06

‫And I was like, "Wait, ‫I thought I called that off?"

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Scene DNA

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scheme0.7
awkward0.6
absurd0.4
social rule violation0.3
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Beats

00:30Michael says he is co-giving away the bride

Scene in the episode

00:08–01:11
A · Michael's redemption quest
B · Pam's wedding déjà vu
C · Dwight's crasher hunt

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Michael Scott152 episodes · drives 1262 scenes
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Phyllis Lapin17 episodes · drives 15 scenes

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