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10/05/06 - The Office - "The Coup" + new Schrute Space
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And a great Schrute Space posted yesterday: POWER "Knowledge is power." - Frances Bacon "Information is power." - Dwight Schrute "Power is power." - Dwight Schrute When I was a little boy (age 11), my Uncle Grit, took me out back to the stand of maples by Schrood creek. He brought his binoculars (Zeiss Victory 8x42 T FL) and shook them tenderly out of their case. He put his hand on my shoulder and the binocs to my little round eyes. He then showed me, high up on a branch, a strange doll with a noose around it's neck, hanging from an upper branch. "What is that, Uncle Grit?" "That, 'D-cup' (for that is what he called me), is a Harry S. Truman doll. It was hung there in protest effigy by myself and seven of my brothers in 1948. We we're huge 'Dewey' fans and felt Truman was a traitor to the cause. We hung it in a place where only us Schrutes knew of it, so we wouldn't get arrested or anything. This is a Schrute secret. And as you are now a man, I am letting you know." I knew at that point that I had become a Schrute. I had become a man. Cut to: a nuclear explosion off the coast of Scotland. Just kidding. Cut to: 5 years later. I am showing little Johnny Hecht around the property. He has entered the family through marriage (Cousin Helga and Hank Hecht who managed the ice rink). I have a crossroads in front of me. Two roads diverged in the yellow snow. And I took the one less traveled on. I told little Johnny about the Truman effigy. Why? Why, do you ask? Why did you betray your Uncle Grit by telling a non-Schrute about the doll? Simple. Power. I told little Johnny about the doll and told him that he was now the recipient of privileged information that could get him killed or worse if it ever got out. Johnny gasped and swore his allegiance to me for all time. Little Johnny was now mine. I controlled him. Like a pawn in my own private game of Schrute chess. Like a golem from Yiddish lore. That, my friends and readers, is how one uses powerfully uses power to gain power. Lesson learned? Don't "F" with a Schrute. That is All. Dwight K. Schrute Post Script. Where is Johnny now you ask? Serving with honor in the Coast Guard off the coast of Naples, Florida. The exact same Coast Guard featured in the hit movie "The Guardian" starring Ashton Kutcher. |
whoa, Johnny knows how to fight under water.
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I don't really get why the intern gets one of the top billing spots. He really isn't any more of a major character than any of the other office employees. It seems like Michael, Pam, Jim, and Dwight should be the only 4 with top billing.
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He's written several episodes and is now one of the producers (hence his name being up front).
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Originally Posted by cdollaz
I don't really get why the intern gets one of the top billing spots. He really isn't any more of a major character than any of the other office employees. It seems like Michael, Pam, Jim, and Dwight should be the only 4 with top billing.
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He was a producer last season too (associate maybe?) He's been a driving force behind the show since day one.
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who's the intern? i only see Jim, Ryan, Pam, Michael and Dwight. None of them are interns/temps.
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Originally Posted by Stu 17
who's the intern? i only see Jim, Ryan, Pam, Michael and Dwight. None of them are interns/temps.
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Originally Posted by rfduncan
Yeah, it's not like he wrote several of the better episodes last season or anything. -rolleyes-
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Originally Posted by cdollaz
WTF does that have to do with him getting a top billing on the show in the opening credits. What other show has pictures of the writers in the opening credits?
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Originally Posted by rfduncan
::sigh:: -ohbfrank-
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Answer me this,
What other show has a producer/writer acting in it? |
Originally Posted by lordwow
Answer me this,
What other show has a producer/writer acting in it? |
because he's now also a producer! it's not that complicated.
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Originally Posted by dick_grayson
because he's now also a producer! it's not that complicated.
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yeah, this season he became an associate producer or something. otherwise, his billing would be toward the end or at least not where it is.
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The main character's love interest often gets top billing.
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Originally Posted by dick_grayson
yeah, this season he became an associate producer or something. otherwise, his billing would be toward the end or at least not where it is.
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Originally Posted by Mrs.Nesbit
The main character's love interest often gets top billing.
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Does it really matter a great big deal if B.J. is in the credits or not? I guess people have to complain about something at all times. Just like me complaining about people complaining about that.:D
Don't F with a Schrute.rotfl |
Originally Posted by cdollaz
His billing is the same as it has always been if I'm not mistaken. It is right after the other 4 in the opening credits.
yeah, you're right. I don't know what I'm talking about. :lol: I was going on memory and just checked the 3rd season premiere. It's always been there, though, right? Or is that what you're asking. Sorry for the derail..... |
Originally Posted by SuperBatMan
Does it really matter a great big deal if B.J. is in the credits or not? I guess people have to complain about something at all times. Just like me complaining about people complaining about that.:D
Don't F with a Schrute.rotfl |
Originally Posted by dick_grayson
Or is that what you're asking. Sorry for the derail.....
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Originally Posted by Draven
Up until two episodes ago, Ryan was the intern.
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Maybe because he was hired to be one of the main characters. He came into the office on the first episode so he was probably going to be more important then he eventually turned out to be. Still, he is one of the "big 5" and deserves to be billed.
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