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Office Ladies
The book was discussed extensively in the episode, especially the debate about whether or not it is a Christmas movie. The book was the catalyst for a storyline in the episode and was referenced several times in conversation. Several quotes were shared from the movie, and there was a deleted scene featuring Jake Lacey, who plays Pete, acting out the entire movie.
I hope German terrorists don't take over the Christmas party or a whole half to go all John McLean on them.
— Episode: Dwight’s Christmas with Sam Kieffer
Episode: Dwight’s Christmas with Sam Kieffer
The book was discussed extensively in the episode, especially the debate about whether or not it is a Christmas movie. The book was the catalyst for a storyline in the episode and was referenced several times in conversation. Several quotes were shared from the movie, and there was a deleted scene featuring Jake Lacey, who plays Pete, acting out the entire movie.
I hope German terrorists don't take over the Christmas party or a whole half to go all John McLean on them.
Have you not seen Die Hard?
No, no, no, no, your script is wrong.
That's right. That's how well he knows it.
For me, it's that he is barefoot. The whole movie! It makes me so unsettled.
He's got a glass in his foot.
He's a... Shoot! Zaglass.
Zaglass.
Zaglass.
He has to run through the glass. Run through the glass barefoot. And then he has to fish it out. Big hunk of glass.
I'd like to point out that during this whole scene of Pete and Aaron if you look through the doorway window, you can see Toby and Nelly in there talking about the Scranton Strangler.
Lucky for him he has a copier too in his car. That's how much this guy loves Die Hard.
He has a fight with two people, but it's just him so playing both people.
