Employee Transfer - The Office (Season 5, Episode 06)
Pam shows up for work at the corporate office on Halloween in a Charlie Chaplin costume, but to her surprise, she is the only person wearing a costume. She says she can't even remove her hat because the Chaplin moustache makes her look like Hitler.
In Scranton, the most popular costume is Heath Ledger's version of the Joker from 'The Dark Knight.' Dwight, Creed, and even Kevin dress up as him. Jim costume is that he's "Dave" (all he's done is put on a name tag labeled "Dave").
Holly has been transferred back to Nashua, New Hampshire after CFO David Wallace discovered her relationship with Michael. Michael and Darryl help her move using the warehouse's truck. Michael and Holly want to continue their relationship,
but they realize that their relationship is not going to work with the long distance. Michael is afraid that he'll go back to Jan if Holly isn't there. As they finish unloading the truck in Nashua, Michael tells Darryl to put his overnight bag
back in the truck. He's not going to stay with her. Michael and Holly share a last embrace before he leaves. Darryl tries to teach Michael how to sing the blues on the way back to cheer him up. It works.
Jim is meeting Pam in New York for lunch with his brothers, Tom and Pete. Pam arrives early to talk the brothers into pranking Jim, which they gladly accept. The only problem is that they don't like Pam's prank idea and come up with their own
which makes fun of her interest in art. When Jim arrives, Tom and Pete begin mocking Pam's interest in art, and Jim continuously comes to her defense. The argument gets heated and the brothers reveal the prank. After lunch, Jim receives a text message from his brothers "Pam cool. Welcome to the family."
While Michael is away, Dwight decides to irritate Andy by wearing a Cornell sweatshirt Dwight says that he's going to apply to Cornell, and installs a Cornell pennant and a Cornell mascot bobblehead in his area. To get back at Dwight, Andy calls
the university and getss permission to be Dwight's interviewer for admission. During the interview, Dwight and Andy both record numerous details of the other's lackluster performance... and Dwight finishes off by saying he will apply to the
"vastly superior Dartmouth".
The next day, Andy comes into the office in overalls, a farmer's hat, carrying a basket of beets, saying he is starting his own beet farm.
Best Funny Quotes From The Office - Employee Transfer
| dressed as Carrie Bradshaw Wow you guys look amazing. Stanley, I thought you hated Halloween. | |
| dressed as Raggedy Ann Shh. He wears that so he can sleep at his desk. Who are you? | |
| Oh, I’m Carrie Bradshaw from Sex And The City. | |
| Mm. I like your shoes. Kelly has 5-inch heels on | |
| Thank you. Will you help walk me to the fax machine? | |
| Sure. | |
| I got her, I got her. I can help you. You look amazing. | |
| Inappropriate. Thank you. Who are you, Larry King? | |
| Gordon Gekko. | |
| Oh, from the insurance commercials! | |
| … Yeah. | |
| Creed dressed as the Joker enters Whoa. Awesome. | |
| Let’s put a smile on that face! | |
| also dressed as the Joker Dammit Creed! I’ve been up since four! | |
| dressed as a kitten Meow. Sweet ‘stume, dude. Who are you supposed to be? | |
| Dave. | |
| Cool. | |
| You are? Andy hisses A cat? | |
| buzzer noise We were looking for “kitten.” | |
| phone Oh, hang on one second. Jim Halpert. | |
| Hey. | |
| Hey New York, Happy Halloween! | |
| Thanks. My costume’s getting a lot of attention. Pam is dressed as Charlie Chaplin | |
| So apparently no one dresses up for Halloween here. I wish I had known that before I used greasepaint for my moustache. And I can’t even take off my hat, because then I’m Hitler. | |
| dressed as the Joker Hm mm mm mm. Want to see a magic trick? Heh heh heh! I’m gonna make a pencil disapp– oh! elevator doors close, reopen. Disappear. | |
| Okay, I think we are set. We have puzzles, string for Cat’s Cradles. Burned this last night. A little road trip CD. Puppets. | |
| Oh, look at all this stuff! It’s only seven hours. | |
| When Corporate found out that we were dating, they decided they were going to transfer Holly back to her old branch, in Nashua, New Hampshire. | |
| Michael is taking a personal day to move me up. | |
| Road trip! Right? | |
| Breaker one-nine, copy? | |
| Oh, copy that breaker. Those Duke boys are at it again. | |
| Hey! Do Not Touch My Radio. | |
| We’re not. | |
| Kidding. | |
| We’re not doing anything. | |
| It’s been a weird week since we found out I had to transfer. Michael wanted me to quit and get some job here in Scranton, and I said “Well, why don’t you quit and get some job in Nashua?” And he said “I asked you first.” And I said “First!” at the same time he did. And then I said “Jinx.” And then we never talked about it again and haven’t been back to the conversation. So… | |
| All right everybody. I’m out of here. Jim, you’re in charge. | |
| Oh, I’ll walk you out. | |
| Ah, you are quite the gentleman. | |
| You can let people go a couple of minutes early if you want. | |
| All right. We’ll see. to camera No. | |
| I am off to New York. My brother Pete from Boston, and my brother Tom from New Jersey are taking Pam and I out for lunch, to celebrate the engagement. Or maybe to beat me up. I can never tell with those two. | |
| Good morning temp. | |
| ‘Morning. Dwight reveals Cornell sweatshirt Wow. Good morning Dwight. | |
| Thought I’d go casual today. Morning everyone. Good morning. Hello. How are you Phyllis? | |
| Ha ha ha. That’s funny. angrily Take that sweatshirt off! Hey buddy. | |
| Andy. | |
| Remember when I jokingly yelled at you to take your sweatshirt off? Totally joking. But, you should know, those colors are sacred. Not that I care. But if you’re not a Cornell man, you probably shouldn’t wear them. | |
| No I get it. I totally understand. And uh, I just want to assure you, that I mean no disrespect. You see, I’m applying! | |
| Come on, you think you can get into Cornell? | |
| Well if somebody who barely out-sells Phyllis, can get in, I should be fine. | |
| I’m sitting right here Dwight. | |
| I meant that as a compliment to you Phyllis, as well as a slight to Andy. | |
| Cornell is a good school, and I want to better myself through higher education. If it makes Andy angry, so be it. He sips from his Cornell mug | |
| I have to unpack this weekend but maybe next weekend we go to the outlets! | |
| Cool! | |
| Mike you’ll drive this every weekend? | |
| We’re gonna switch back and forth, the driving. Sometimes we’ll just meet in the middle. It’ll be fun. Wait a sec. Oh I love this song. | |
Michael and Holly | Life is a highway, I want to ride it all night long. | |
| If you’re going my way, I wanna drive you all night long! If you’re going my way… | Michael, Holly, and Darryl |
| Hey there. So uh, how do you think we’re gonna do against Penn this year? Nathan Ford’s arm looks pretty strong. | |
| Well he’s had a pretty good season so far— Stop saying “we.” You did not go to Cornell. Okay, you’re just doing this to screw with me. | |
| Not so. Cornell is an excellent school. Without its agricultural program, we probably wouldn’t have cabbage. At least not modern cabbage. | |
| I know it’s an excellent school, Dwight. I went there. My blood runs Big Red. | |
| Someday, we’ll both get together in Comstock Hall and just laugh about all of this. | |
| Hey! | |
| Hey, future baby sis! | |
| How are you Tom. Nice to see you. | |
| I’m good. | |
| I asked Tom and Pete to come early so we could play a prank on Jim at lunch! Pretty awesome, right? I think they’re into the idea. They’re probably thinking, “That Pam Beasly, she’s the coolest sister-in-law on the planet. She’s the best! The absolute best.” | |
| Okay, so here’s what I’m thinking. I’m gonna say that before ceramics class, I took off my ring, and then when I changed back out of my smock, it wasn’t in my pocket anymore, and I lost it. | |
| That’s perfect. You know what would be even more hilarious? Remember that thing we did when Jim was in high school with his girlfriend? | |
| Right! That would be hilarious! We should totally dog her, about being an artist, never making any money! | |
| That, is awesome! | |
| Like she basically has a hobby, for a job. | |
| Oh yeah. | |
| So, not the ring then? The- the- Not doing the ring? | |
| I think this is better. | |
| The other thing would “get” Jim. | |
| This is nicer, it’s fun. It’s fun! | |
| Okay, okay. | |
| Oh, he hates it when we pick on his girlfriends. | |
| Oookay…. | |
| They came up with that idea really fast. | |
| This trip was longer than I thought. | |
| Yeah it did look shorter on the map- | |
| Ah! Ah! Ahhhh! waking up Hey. Whew. Ow. I was having a nightmare. | |
| You were sleeping? You were talking before. | |
| Was I? Really? Was I saying anything interesting? | |
| Not really. | |
| All right. What’s the scoop, how far? | |
| Four hours. Almost halfway there. | |
| We’re only halfway? | |
| Halfway! Okay, You know what I want to do, I want to pull over and find little bed and breakfast for when we meet in the middle. Emphasis on the bed. And the breakfast. | |
| Next exit isn’t for five miles. | |
| Let’s check there. | |
| Hey guys. | |
| Hey, how are you? | |
| Hi! smooches | |
| Good to see you. | |
| Nice to see you again, Pam. | |
| Pam, I haven’t seen you in so, so long! | |
| All right so now we can sit… and get comfortable. | |
| There’s nothing out here man. | |
| Yeah. I don’t know I just- I imagined a hotel right here. Pool, over here. Really good breakfast place. With really good bacon. | |
| Here we go, fourth time’s a charm. “Life’s like a road where you just… one day here, and the next day back…Sometimes you deal with it, today you don’t, sometimes you do, what you want… there’s a world out there…. Holly sobs Hey. Are you crying? | |
| No. | |
| Allergies? | |
| No. | |
| Did Darryl touch you? | |
| WHAT!? | |
| No, Darryl did not touch me. Can we just keep going, please? crying | |
| What’s the matter? | |
| It’s not gonna work. | |
| Sure it is. | |
| There’s too much distance. | |
| Oh no no no.. It’s gonna work, it’ll be fine. | |
| Michael we’ve only been dating each other for a few weeks | |
| Listen to me. I like you so much. | |
| And I like you too. | |
| And I’ve dated four women in the last– | |
| I’ve dated four guys last year too. | |
| Not last – no. In like the last ten years. | |
| Oh. | |
| I’ve dated almost four women, and you are so far above them, it is stupid. | |
| Michael. Don’t. Don’t. Don’t make it harder than it has to be. | |
| That’s what she said. | |
| Holly thinks that this relationship is over. Well, you know what? I am not gonna give up that easy. I’m gonna make this way harder than it needs to be. | |
| Take that down. Dwight has hung a large red Cornell banner from the ceiling | |
| Excuse me? | |
| Take. That down. | |
| You know I once dated a couple of guys from Cornell. They were really nice. They gave me a ride home. | |
| I seriously doubt that anyone from Cornell dated you. | |
| It’s pronounced Ker-nell. It’s the highest rank in the military. | |
| It’s pronounced “Corn-ell!” It’s the highest rank in the Ivy League! | |
| Andy, let’s just talk about this man-to-man, after work. | |
| Fine. | |
| What do you say? | |
| Yeah, good. Can we— Dwight pulls out Cornell mascot bobble-head Grr. Heh heh heh. That’s Big Red Bear! That’s a bobble Big Red Bear! God!! | |
| If you leave on Friday, by five, you’ll be rolling in at… midnight? At best? | |
| Yeah. | |
| And then sleep in Saturday. That only leaves us less than 24 hours before you have to go back again. | |
| Okay, okay. I will talk to you on the Bluetooth the entire trip. So we’re talking constantly all the way. | |
| Oh. | |
| I’ll tell you everything that I see. Everything that I pass by, things that I witness on the road. | |
| Well- | |
| Maybe I’ll see an accident one weekend? | |
| How long could we keep that up? | |
| Years! | |
| Years? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Years? Of just a few hours every weekend? | |
| Here’s my wish. I want you to meet a great guy, and I want you to be happy. | |
| kisses his temple Thank you. | |
| My wish has come true, incidentally, because, you’ve met me, and you are happy. | |
| Clever, Mike. | |
| So Pam, how much does an artist make after they leave art school? | |
| Yeah, not a lot of money in the arts, right? | |
| That’s not really true. There’s a lot of things you can do with an art degree actually. | |
| Maybe Pam should pay the check by drawing a picture on this napkin. | |
| Wow, that’s- that’s a little rude. What’s your deal? | |
| Hey, just having fun Jimmy. | |
| Yeah. Right Pam? | |
| Yup! Tom and Pete give Halpertian looks to camera | |
| You know what? I think we’re a great couple. I think we’re a classic couple. I think we’re like Romeo and Juliet. I think we… go together so well. We’re like peanut butter and jelly, don’t you think? | |
| I do, I think so. | |
| Then don’t do it. Please don’t do this. Please don’t do this. they continue arguing | |
| leaving someone a message on his cell phone, looking very uncomfortable Hey what’s up, I just thought I’d try you. I was thinking about that story where you ran into the girl you used to babysit. | |
| I don’t know what I’m gonna do! | |
| Please call me back. | |
| Please? | |
| You’ll be okay | |
| I’m not gonna be okay. | |
| Please… | |
| You will. | |
| No I won’t! I’m not strong! And I’ll go back to Jan, and I hate Jan! Oh God! | |
| outside men’s room You might be interested- stops when he sees Stanley come out | |
| What? | |
| Dwight! | |
| Andy, I’ve been meaning to ask you, which a cappella group should I join? The Harmoniacs, or the Do-Re-Mi-Go’s? | |
| Hm. Assuming you had the voice to be in any of them, it’s irrelevant. Because I called admissions and it looks like I, will be conducting your university interview. | |
| That’s a conflict of interest. | |
| Yeah. Big one. So, should I not let you in now, or do you want to do the interview, and then I won’t let you in? | |
| thinks Interview. | |
| Excellent. When the hourglass strikes three, then in the room whence employees confer. | |
| What? | |
| The conference room! | |
| Okay. | |
| Who are your role models? | |
| If I had to put Dwight’s chances into a percentage, I would say he has none percent chance. | |
| So, Dane Cook, Jack Bauer, and Eli Whitney. You’re doing great. | |
| Oh wow. This is my niece Vanessa. She’s a trumpeter. And, look at her. | |
| Cute. | |
| That must be really fun for you and Marci huh? | |
| Yup. She only knows how to play “When the Saints go Marching In.” | |
| Love that one. | |
| Yeah but, she doesn’t think she’s gonna be like, career musician right? | |
| Here you go again! What is your deal today? | |
| Just saying. How many famous trumpeters can you name besides… Louis Armstrong? | |
| Miles Davis. | |
| One. | |
| Chet …something. | |
| Half. | |
| The point is Pam, is there are jobs- | |
| Dizzy Gillespie. | |
| Also good. | |
| And there are hobbies. I love baseball more than anything, but you don’t see me try to get on the Mets. | |
| You don’t! | |
| Pete couldn’t make the Mets. She’s at Pratt. You played JV baseball. Will you lighten up a little bit? | |
| I’m just calling it like I see it. | |
| I don’t know if I’m gonna make any money with art. | |
| Pam, don’t worry about it. | |
| I mean it’s a very competitive field. But I have a professor who says I have a lot of promise, and if I don’t try now, I never will. So… | |
| Guys, what is going on?! Pete and Tom burst out in laughter | |
| We pranked you! | |
| It was Pam’s idea. Pam was the mastermind. | |
| … Got you. | |
| That was killer. I was so close to blowing it. | |
| Let’s see how well you know your Big Red history. | |
| Bring it. | |
| Who was Cornell’s eighth president? | |
| Dale Raymond Corson! | |
| Mm, I’m sorry that’s incorrect. Cornell’s seventh president was in fact, James A. Perkins. writes in a notebook Comprehension skills, sub-par. | |
| Hmm, interviewing skills, sub-par. writes in a notebook | |
| What are you writing? Can’t even give Cornell your full attention? | |
| On the contrary, I’m helping Cornell. By evaluating their interviewers. | |
| Nobody wants …that, to happen. | |
| Well, when they get my evaluation we’ll see if they’re interested. | |
| “Applicant is attempting to blackmail interviewer, showing low moral character.” | |
| “Interviewer is threatening applicant with an arbitrary review process.” | |
| “Applicant is wasting everyone’s time with stupid and inane accusations.” | |
| “Interviewer has suspect motives.” | |
| “Applicant has a head shaped like a trapezoid.” | |
| “Interviewer has turned off applicant’s interest in Cornell, and they are going to go to the vastly superior Dartmouth.” Ever heard of it? I think I have everything I need. | |
| I have everything I need- talking over each other | |
| And you will be hearing from the – | |
| And you will be hearing from – | |
| -Cornell Application Department, | |
| which I will not be a part of- | |
| And you will not be pleased with the result. pulls table away from Andy | |
| And YOU will not be pleased with the result! | |
| And your affiliation with Cornell – | |
| And your affiliation with Cornell – | |
| Will end completely! | |
| Will end completely! | |
| has won the table war That is all sir, you may go. | |
| Michael and Holly cautiously pass each other There’s another dolly in the truck, Mike. You could take more than that lamp. | |
| For the record, I wanted go another direction. Which was way better. | |
| Well, I’ll be the judge of that. What do you got? | |
| Okay. I lost my engagement ring in ceramics class. Left it in my smock. I had this whole thing where I go back to class, wrongly accuse another girl. Look I even used makeup to put a ring around my finger, you can hardly see it, it’s very subtle. | |
| That is good. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Truthfully anything would have been better than that prank. laughs Oh, text message from my brother. “Pam cool. Welcome to the family.” | |
| Oh. Hey how about at Thanksgiving we prank Tom about being bald? | |
| This is the last of it. | |
| Oh that’s mine actually. Um, maybe put it back in the truck. | |
| You’re not staying? | |
| You know I have some things I need to do this weekend. I just remembered, so, I’ll just ride back with you. | |
| But you want me to put it back in the truck. | |
| I’ll be down in just a second. into house Holly? | |
| So um… I think I’m gonna go back with Darryl Holly hugs Michael Okay. they kiss goodbye. Goodbye. | |
| Okay. Bye. | |
| I know it’s hard Mike. Break-ups hurt. | |
| We didn’t break up. | |
| Looked like it. Sometimes when I’m down like this, it helps to sing the blues. | |
| Okay. | |
| bluesy Da na na na na… da na na na na… | |
| That’s a really pretty song. | |
| Da na na na na. No, no, check it out, look. Da na na na na… want to do that? | |
| Okay. | |
| That’s when you hit me with what’s getting you down, okay? | |
| Okay. | |
| Da na na na na. | |
| Da na na na na. | |
| Da na na na na. | |
| Da na na na na. | |
| No, wait. You’re, you’re supposed to… Never mind. Da na na na na. | |
| Da na na na na. | |
| Da na na na na. | |
| Da na na na na. | |
| Da na na na na!! | |
| Da na na na na!! | |
| Da na na na na . | |
| deeper Da na na na na. | |
| Yeah! Da na na na na. | |
| deeper Da na na na na. | |
| YEAH! Da na na na na. | |
| blues singer Da na na na na… | |
| Whistling, enters office in farmer overalls I thought I’d come in casual today. Man, I’m hungry. Anyone else feel like a beet? | |
| Where did you get those? | |
| What, these? Bernard Farms. Best beets in the state. | |
| I see what you are doing. But I do not know where you are going with this. | |
| Well you will. Soon as you visit, my new beet farm. attempts to bite into a raw beet, beet is too hard You’re supposed to cook these, aren’t you? | |
| scoffs Cornell. easily bites into a beet | |