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- Dilbert is assigned the task of creating art in order to make money for the company. His market testing indicates that people like blue ducks, so he makes one with his computer.
- Dilbert must attend the company picnic and play as pitcher in the annual softball game between the engineering division and the marketing division.
- After coming under scrutiny for unethical business practices, the company sends the employees for mandatory ethics training. Of course, management does not have to attend even though it is behind the major ethical violations.
- Dilbert genetically engineers the "tomeato" to end world hunger. The company hates the idea, but Dilbert thinks it can help the famine-ridden country of Elbonia.
- Dilbert meets an incompetent former co-workers and discovers that he has made it big working for another company. As a result, the engineers find out there are other opportunities for them. To trick them into staying, management gives Dilbert an assistant.
- Dilbert is fired after being wrongly suspected of leaking trade secrets. He is hired by the company's rival and inadvertently brings them down from the inside.
- Dilbert examines his ultrasound and wants a second opinion. When he discovers that he isn't going to get medical benefits for his pregnancy, Dilbert tries to sell his story in order to raise money and a media frenzy ensues.
- Searching for a gift for his mother, Dilbert is desperate enough to go to the mall, which holds bad memories for him: when he was a child his father abandoned him there.
- When Dilbert wakes up after another night of having the egg dream, he discovers he isn't the only one to have had the dream. His fellow employees tell him about The Chicken Man, a guy who turned into a chicken after he was put in charge of a product that he was unable to name. Dilbert soon finds himself in the same situation.
- Dilbert and his team toil diligently on the prototype for the Gruntmaster 6000. They face stiff competition from another engineering team led by Lena.
- Dilbert buys a computer over the Internet. He has it sent to work, but the delivery that the boss signs for is not what Dilbert ordered. When he calls to complain, he discovers that his own company provides support for the complaint line.
- Dilbert and a security guard bet that they can do each other's job for the day. Each one of them does fine in the other's position, but Dilbert runs into trouble when he discovers an underground casino being run in the building.
- In order to help spend excess money, the boss concocts a scheme to merge the company with another. Dogbert is called in as a consultant.
- When Dilbert learns of all the bureaucratic red tape involving disposal of obsolete equipment, he, Alice, Wally, Asok, and Loud Howard become desperate to find a place to store theirs. A chat with Young Zeke Who Takes Really Bad Care of Himself reveals that there is an empty cubicle. But when Catbert, the evil director of Human Resources, catches wind of what they're doing, they are forced to create a virtual employee, Todd, who becomes a huge success in the company.
- Dilbert and Wally stumble upon a scheme that gets them controlling stake in the company. Dilbert tries his best to make the company a better place to work.
- Dilbert, Wally, and Alice travel to the nation of Elbonia to see how production on the Gruntmaster is going; Dogbert gains diplomatic immunity.
- The company calls on the legendarily destructive Bob Bastard to test the Gruntmaster machine.
- Dilbert is annoyed with the hypocrisy of his co-workers after they become interested in charity for all the wrong reasons.
- Dilbert is frustrated with the growing number of holidays while Dogbert lobbies Congress to combine all holidays into one day: National Dogbert Day.
- After noticing that someone has been messing around in his cubicle, Dilbert discovers that group of "downsized" engineers is responsible.
- The boss picks a hapless Texas redneck family to product-test the Gruntmaster 6000 before it is ready. Dilbert worries that the test will lead to disaster.
- Dilbert loses "the knack" for engineering after he accidentally takes a sip from his manager's coffee cup.
- When a flu virus spreads through the workplace and starts mutating its victims, Dilbert realizes that the only possible protection is an office with a door.
- To solve his company's impending Y2K problem, Dilbert must get someone to reprogram Black Betty, the company's aging mainframe.
- Dilbert creates a small rocket in order to search for intelligent life. The rocket collects alien DNA as well as samples from a hillbilly, a cow, and an engineer. On its return flight, the rocket crashes and impregnates Dilbert.