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The Office: Season 7, Episode 23Dwight K. Schrute, (Acting) Manager (12 May 2011)When Jim rejects Jo's offer, Dwight becomes acting manager at the Scranton branch, but an accident could cause his tenure to be short-lived. Director:Troy Miller |
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| Jenna Fischer | ... | ||
| B.J. Novak | ... | ||
| Ed Helms | ... | ||
| Leslie David Baker | ... | ||
| Brian Baumgartner | ... | ||
| Creed Bratton | ... | ||
| Kate Flannery | ... | ||
| Mindy Kaling | ... | ||
| Ellie Kemper | ... | ||
| Angela Kinsey | ... | ||
| Paul Lieberstein | ... | ||
| Oscar Nuñez | ... |
Oscar Martinez
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| Craig Robinson | ... | ||
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When Jim rejects Jo's offer, Dwight becomes acting manager at the Scranton branch, but an accident could cause his tenure to be short-lived.
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Jordan Garfield: Toby got bitten by a spider, but he seems stronger than ever.
Dwight Schrute: Keep tabs on that.
Jordan Garfield: Phyllis was selling a bunch of beet futures.
Dwight Schrute: Did she say why?
Jordan Garfield: No. Oscar was on some geological Web site, checking into the seismic pressure under the building, which had increased to 39.5.
Dwight Schrute: 39.5?
[Dwight stands up]
Jordan Garfield: Is that a problem?
Dwight Schrute: Oh, gee, I don't know, is a mega-volcano a problem? God, this day!
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Jim Halpert shops at Wegmans, an actual grocer - as evidenced by the shoppers club card in his wallet. See more »Goofs
The gun Dwight displays and later carries around the office appears to be a Remington Model 1875, but is identified by Dwight as a Beaumont-Adams. The Beaumont-Adams is a very different looking British service revolver. See more »Quotes
[Deleted scene. Jordan reads back to Dwight the list on what everyone is "secretly up to," which Jim secretly wrote]Jordan Garfield: Toby got bitten by a spider, but he seems stronger than ever.
Dwight Schrute: Keep tabs on that.
Jordan Garfield: Phyllis was selling a bunch of beet futures.
Dwight Schrute: Did she say why?
Jordan Garfield: No. Oscar was on some geological Web site, checking into the seismic pressure under the building, which had increased to 39.5.
Dwight Schrute: 39.5?
[Dwight stands up]
Jordan Garfield: Is that a problem?
Dwight Schrute: Oh, gee, I don't know, is a mega-volcano a problem? God, this day!
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As much as I am saddened by Michael's departure, this episode made me feel a bit more confident about the direction of America's favorite sitcom. This episode finally got the laughs rolling again, and made me much more confident in the writers of the show. Kevin's bathroom scene is hilarious, and Dwight really shows his true color as Acting Manager. This finally shows that The Office can survive without Steve Carell. As long as the laughs and writing remains the same, this show will remain great. Besides that, the ensemble really showed it can hold its own. I firmly believe this is the start of the new Office. And this new office is still as funny as before.