S09E20 · SCENE 11/23 · 08:39
Paper Airplane · Dunder Mifflin office
Jim and Pam awkward appreciation

Jim and Pam struggle with their therapy homework of acknowledging each other.

08:39→09:12
in the episode · 0m 33s · S09E20

What happens

08:39–09:12

Jim brings Pam tea as a gesture. Pam acknowledges it but speaks her truth that it wasn't out of his way. Jim reveals he switched to coffee months ago, making the gesture hollow.

WhereDunder Mifflin office
DriverJim
Positionact1 · escalation
ThreadPaper airplane contest

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08:52

But, to speak my truth, it wasn't out of the way, because I felt like a tea anyway, so one trip.

09:07

But I still acknowledge and appreciate the gesture.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
awkward0.8
misunderstanding0.7
double standard0.3
tense0.2
argument

Beats

08:43Jim brings Pam tea

Scene in the episode

08:39–09:12
A · Paper airplane contest
B · Andy's safety video
C · Jim and Pam therapy

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Jim Halpert184 episodes · drives 443 scenes
PB
Pam Beesly184 episodes · drives 289 scenes

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