S06E15 · SCENE 9/17 · 12:17
Sabre · Dunder Mifflin break room
Dwight targets Nick

Dwight tries to corrupt the new IT guy, Nick.

12:17→13:22
in the episode · 1m 05s · S06E15

What happens

12:17–13:22

Dwight tells Ryan he plans to corrupt the new IT guy, Nick, who has access to passwords. He then offers Nick ants on a log and tries to spin him in a chair.

WhereDunder Mifflin break room
DriverDwight Schrute
Positionact1 · escalation
ThreadSabre takeover

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12:31

Why don't you just let me handle the Tolkien references, okay, dumb jock?

12:44

l might start a diabolical plot against him after this one.

13:15

lt will be a pleasure doing business with you. Thanks. Bye, bye.

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Beats

12:09Dwight targets Nick the IT guy.

Scene in the episode

12:17–13:22
A · Sabre takeover
B · Jim and Pam daycare
C · Andy and Erin romance
D · Michael vs Sabre

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Ryan Howard166 episodes · drives 46 scenes

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