S08E07 · SCENE 15/17 · 15:44
Pam's Replacement · Warehouse
Band realizes they are out

Andy, Kevin, and Darryl watch the professionals play. They realize the music left without them. Robert tells them to stop shoving.

15:44→16:33
in the episode · 0m 49s · S08E07

What happens

15:44–16:33

Andy, Kevin, and Darryl watch the professionals play. They realize the music left without them. Robert tells them to stop shoving and they leave the warehouse.

WhereWarehouse
DriverAndy
Positionact1 · complication
ThreadPam's jealousy plot

Key lines

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15:52

‫Monitoring his ‫blood pressure, pulse ‫perspiration, and breathing rate.

16:22

‫It's a jam session. ‫We go where the music takes us.

16:26

‫I think the music left without you.

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Beats

16:26Robert says the music left without them

Scene in the episode

15:44–16:33
A · Pam's jealousy plot
B · Andy's band plot
C · Cold open fake call

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Andy Bernard151 episodes · drives 333 scenes
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Kevin Malone184 episodes · drives 56 scenes
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Darryl Philbin119 episodes · drives 61 scenes
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Robert California23 episodes · drives 37 scenes

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