S06E18 · SCENE 1/19 · 00:02
The Delivery (2) · Dunder Mifflin office
Michael mistakes neighbor for Johnny Depp

Michael excitedly shows Jim a photo he thinks is Johnny Depp in his condo complex.

00:02→01:11
in the episode · 1m 09s · S06E18
Michael mistakes neighbor for Johnny Depp

What happens

00:02–01:11

Michael calls Jim over to show him a photo of a man he believes is Johnny Depp. Jim points out the name on the mailbox is M. Schulman, deflating Michael's excitement.

WhereDunder Mifflin office
DriverMichael
Positioncold_open · setup
ThreadSales vs. Office Rift

Key lines

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00:03

Hey, Jim. Jim ! Come here.

00:11

ls it you? (LAUGHS) l am flattered.

00:54

l had a little better reason to believe that. . .

01:04

lt also explains why the name on his mailbox was M. Schulman.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
misunderstanding0.8
absurd0.7
awkward0.3
obsession0.2
rapid back and forth

Beats

00:03Michael shows Jim a photo of a man he thinks is Johnny Depp.

Scene in the episode

00:02–01:11
A · Sales vs. Office Rift
B · Pam's Labor Begins
C · Dwight's Baby Scheme

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Jim Halpert184 episodes · drives 443 scenes

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