Mykonos calls the musical Grease "home", most likely because it sounds like "Greece", even though there's nothing Greek about the story of it.Erin lists the movies Gabe has picked for them to watch: The Shining, Rosemary's Baby and The Ring, all horror movies.At the time the episode aired, touch-screen smartphones were growing in popularity but had not yet displaced feature phones in the mainstream. Some squares on the board carry bonuses, such as the "triple word score" that Oscar mentions. Players build words from tiles in their hand and place them on a board crossword-style, scoring points based on the letters used. Erin plays the word game Scrabble against Gabe.Amuse-bouche is a single, bite-sized first course meal.He also calls Jim "simply the best", like in Turner's hit song " The Best". Andy calls Jim "Tuna Turner", this is a play of words combining Andy's nickname for Jim (Big Tuna) and the singer Tina Turner.As he is leaving, a confident Andy, who is still trying to win Erin back, hands her a copy of Shrek 2 to her delight. At the end of the seminar, Andy is able to sell three packages, thanks to the advice of Michael.Īt the end of the day, Gabe shows Erin the movie they'll be watching that night, Hardware, which involves a killer robot (calling it a compromise because Erin wanted to watch WALL-E). He, along with Phyllis and Stanley, try to rejoin Andy, who refuses at Darryl's prompting. After his mother told him to hang out with his "smart" friends, Jim told Tom that "mom says you're too dumb to hang out with." Jim eventually bumps into him in the break room, and tries to laugh off their history, but Tom mocks Jim for not being as successful as his superior intellect would have indicated, and snarks "Where's your jet pack, Zuckerberg?"īack at Andy's seminar, Dwight talks to one of the attendees, a man who owns a golf supply business, and realizes that this could actually be a good opportunity for the sales team. He and the man were friends in third-grade who were placed in separate reading groups in school (Jim was in the higher-level one). With the help of Oscar and Pam, she almost beats Gabe but loses on the last turn, because she doesn't realize Oscar is trying to feed her a winning word ("apoplexy") and instead puts in the word "ape".Īfter Jim spends all day outside of the office, Pam forces him to tell the camera crew why he's avoiding the guy ( Tom Witochkin) he saw at the seminar. Since Gabe has already subjected her to numerous horror movies such as The Shining, Rosemary's Baby and The Ring, Erin desperately needs a win. Unfortunately, she's not very good, and the winner of their Scrabble games always picks the movie they watch. Meanwhile, Erin is trying to beat Gabe in a game of Scrabble. The two attend the seminar in character as husband and wife, and in a talking head, until Michael professes his love for her while in character and she decides to go back to work. While trying out his character on Hank, Holly creates her own persona as "Necropolis", "Mykonos's" wife. After noting that he sounds more Italian than Greek, Holly spends the day helping Michael develop his character. In an attempt to help Andy with his seminar, Michael has taken a Greek persona of " Mykonos". Kelly, who replaces Ryan, makes things slightly better when she calls up an old professor from her management training time at Yale (whom she may have slept with) to talk business lessons, but Creed ruins it when he goes into a speech about the Loch Ness Monster. Kevin's speech goes badly when he gets ill from running around the room and vomits in front of the audience. Seeing Jim leave and thinking the idea has failed, the other speakers ( Dwight, Phyllis and Stanley) also pull out leaving Andy to replace them with Kevin, Creed and Ryan. He originally enlists Jim to be one of the guest speakers, but Jim abruptly pulls out when he sees one of the audience members and quickly leaves. In order to improve his worst-in-office sales totals, Andy decides to hold a seminar on starting a small business as a means to lure potential clients. Michael says "not right now" and David asks him to drop a line if they do have any openings. When David points out the politically incorrect nature of their joking, Michael corrects him saying it's just comedy and David agrees, saying, "Comedy is a place where the mind goes to tickle itself", then adding Michael's favorite catch phrase "That's what she said." Michael then gives David a hug, and David asks if Dunder Mifflin is hiring. After realizing David is English, Michael tells him about a character he came up with and they immediately begin to share with each other racist jokes about British and Chinese people. In the cold open, Michael bumps into David Brent outside an elevator.
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