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The Banker

Dunder Mifflin is on the verge of being sold, so Michael decides to impress an investment banker with a Segway and a robot named Computron. While Toby tries to answer for the office’s many liabilities, you’ll see how Michael handles the pressure of being the highest-ranking employee left. Every line from the episode is here, including the full lyrics to the legendary Lazy Scranton video.

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Season 6 Episode 13 Summary

The Office episode 13 season 6. The Banker is such a great episode (like every episode of The Office), remember you can click the camera button next to any quote to generate an image of the quote to share on social media.

Dunder Mifflin is being sold to another company. An investment banker named Eric Ward visits the Scranton branch for a checkup. Michael Scott wants to make a great impression on the visitor.

Michael uses many tricks to make the office look high-tech. Dwight pretends to be a robot named Computron to answer questions. Pam also pretends to be a global sales expert.

The banker needs to talk to the human resources manager. Michael tries to hide Toby by putting Dwight in Toby's chair. Finally, the real Toby has to sit down with Eric.

Eric asks Toby about office safety and legal problems. This leads to a series of classic clips from past years. Fans see highlights of Michael’s jokes and Dwight’s wild stunts.

The episode revisits many famous scenes from the past. It shows Jim and Pam’s long romance and the staff’s silly games. These clips remind viewers how much has happened at the branch.

  • Safety Issues: The clips show Dwight’s fire drill and office injuries.
  • Liability: Michael’s jokes and behavior are put under the spotlight.
  • Wasting Time: The staff plays "Office Olympics" and does "Parkour."

At the end, Michael gives a speech about the team. He thinks the branch is special even with its flaws. He believes their future is bright no matter what the report says.

The episode closes with the "Lazy Scranton" music video. Michael and Dwight rap about their town in a funny way. This is one of the most searched scenes in the series.