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Episode: “Mrs. California”
When Dwight started bragging about how much more productive his “standing desk” would make him, Jim had no choice but to make him look bad. When Dwight finally gave in and tried to sneak in a stool to sit on, Jim just pushed him over.
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*Episode: “Garden Party”
When Jim hears that Dwight is hosting a party at Schrute farms, he tells him he has to buy The Ultimate Guide To Throwing A Garden Party by James Trickington. The twist is that Trickington is Jim’s pseudonym, and the advice in the book, such as the recommendation that everyone dress “Tea Party chic”, makes the party ridiculous.
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Episode: “Work Bus”
In order to get Dwight to shut the building down for a week, Jim sticks a bag of popcorn with only one popped kernel under Dwight’s desk. This leads Dwight to believe that electromagnetic radiation caused this to happen, and when Jim tells him radiation can cause infertility, Dwight agrees to shut the office down.
He doesn’t get his week off though, as Dwight decides to just rent a “work bus” instead.
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Episode: “Todd Packer”
This prank is important because it is the first time Michael turns his back on the “Pac Man” Todd Packer. After insulting Holly, he works with Dwight and Jim to convince him to take a non-existent job in Florida to get him out of their hair.
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Episode: “Company Picnic”
When Michael takes a nap in his office, Jim, being the overachiever that he is, tricks him into thinking it is 5 o'clock so he can go home early. This one requires assistance from the entire office – even Dwight! (though he’s only helping because he has to be at a doctor’s appointment where his horse will be shot in the head).
Jim changes the time on his clock and computer, Pam changes the time on his watch, Dwight changes the clock in his car, and Erin makes sure to answer the phones quietly so as to not wake him up.
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Episode: “Business Ethics”
When Dwight claims that he never does anything personal on company time, Jim decides to put this to the test. He buys a stopwatch and times each of Dwight’s yawns and arguments. But the real test is when he starts butchering the plot of Battlestar Gallactica right in front of him.
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