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Big fella comes in screaming about God knows what. I think maybe Halpert had stolen his car, something like that. So the big fella pulls out a sock filled with nickels. Then Cheroot grabs a can of hairspray and a lighter Angela : [cuts him off] You're useless. Sign In. The Office. Director Jeffrey Blitz. Top credits Director Jeffrey Blitz.

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Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. Trivia At the end, when Michael is discussing how he and Darryl both got higher salaries, he says, "Win, win, win. Quotes Creed : [talking about Dwight pepper spraying Roy] I remember it was very late at night, like , User reviews 6 Review. Top review. In the season five episode, "Business Ethics" Jim really makes it known that he is a co-manager.

When discussing the prospect of "stealing company time" by taking too many breaks, Dwight proudly proclaims that he has never stolen time away from Dunder Mifflin. Jim calls him on his bluff and starts noting anytime he takes a break, including going to the bathroom and even yawning.

While this can just be brushed off as another one of Jim's quirky pranks, it really seems as though Jim was throwing his managerial role in Dwight's face. Jim knew that Dwight had been pining over that role for years, so it seems pretty unprofessional that Jim uses his power for his own amusement. When Dwight announces that he will be running a bed and breakfast on Schrute Farms, Jim happily takes the bait. He brings Pam to enjoy a nice romantic weekend of beet wine-making, manure shoveling, and a nice Harry Potter bedtime story read by Dwight himself.

During the night, Jim hears Dwight wallowing over Angela which really changes his mood over the whole experience. Jim and Pam feel sorry for him, so they try to cheer him up by actively participating in Dwight's bizarre excursions.

They even leave his farm a glowing review on Trip Advisor which you can actually read in real life, by the way. In season seven, Dwight lands the role he's been longing for.

By this time, it's pretty established that Jim knows that this is Dwight's dream job, and instead of being happy for him, he tries to dimish the opportunity. He tells Dwight that he is orchestrating an operation to overthrow Dwight called "The Fist.

Dwight tries to bribe his co-workers into silence, and instead of calming down the antics, Jim decides to continue pranking Dwight by making him do submit to preposterous things. Granted, Dwight took his role as manager a little too seriously, but Jim poking fun of him only escalated the situation. It's during this trip that California names Dwight the Vice President of the new business plan. However, while playing golf the manager lets slip to Jim that he plans on scrapping the entire plan and firing Dwight over it.

Desperate not to let Dwight take the fall the next day when he presents the plan to Sabre's higher-ups, Jim tries to warn his friend. When Dwight dismisses the accusation, Jim even tries to physically stop him from going to the meeting.

Dwight ultimately transcends, and Todd Packer is fired instead. This is a staggering moment, considering Jim doesn't particularly enjoy working next to Dwight. It really shows his compassion and makes audiences synthesize with their charming, albeit strange, friendship.

In season 8's "Christmas Wishes" episode, Andy who is now the manager of Dunder Mifflin is adamant about making everyone's Christmas wishes come true. While dishing out gifts throughout the office, Jim and Dwight are busy pulling pranks on their fellow coworker.

Andy then tells them to cease their pranking rampage or they will have to forfeit their annual bonus to the other. This causes even more rivalry between the two and they go back and forth trying to get the other in trouble so that they can absorb a higher bonus.

Jim takes is a step too far when he defaces a picture of his daughter and blames it on Dwight. Andy says it's a fireable offense, so Jim has to admit that he, in fact, destroyed the picture. This heart-to-heart really pulls at the heart-strings. Dwight is overcome with emotion when Angela breaks up with him and starts dating Andy; so much so that he retreats to the stairwell to indulge in his depression. Jim finds him here and decides to give him some love advice.

He tells Dwight that it was hard for him to be around Pam when she was with Roy and further tries to relate to him to ease Dwight's sadness. This scene really shows that Jim does care about Dwight, despite their usual differences.