Michael Scott

Michael Scott, a biologist studying in Antarctica, wakes up early every morning to walk across the melting ice covering the continent. With the breeze blowing through his hair, he thinks of when he just started his career. About ten years ago, the land was much different, polar bears, penguins, and seals crawling around left and right. As he takes a walk, Michael notices nothing is the same any more, the ice has become inches thinner, the marine life diminished, and the temperature warmer, taking

Baynes Autrey Mr. McCain Adv. English 9, period 6 24 August 2015 Choice Book Forum In The Alchemst by Michael Scott, twins Josh and Sophie Newman are living normal lives in San Francisco. Josh is working in a bookstore for Nick Fleming, a strange man who Josh respects, and Sophie is working across the street at a coffee shop for Perry Fleming, Nick’s wife. On day a strange man walks into the book store and attacks Nick Fleming, but using alchemy and magic Nick defends himself and Josh. The strange

Yesterday in class, we watched the pilot episode of the TV show, "The Office". Michael Scott, the regional manager of the Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch is a general upper manager (the highest executive at the Scranton branch, in charge of all departments), who is in charge of line and staff work (oversees sales and distribution, as well as financial operations). Michael certainly has an unorthodox management method (calling himself a "friend first and a boss second"), and even acts unprofessionally

how inappropriate harassment is. The Office (U.S.) is a comedy based around Dunder Mifflin Paper company’s Scranton branch manager, Michael Scott. Michael is a comedic and belligerent character who is unaware of his socially unacceptable humor, which shows the audience how unacceptable sexual harassment is. Throughout the second episode of season two, Michael Scott negatively depicts males through his humor. In addition, the way his female employees react to his nonsense is similar to the way Jessica

around Dunder Mifflin Paper company’s Scranton branch manager, Michael Scott. Michael is a comedic and belligerent character who is unaware of his socially distasteful humor, which shows the audience how unacceptable sexual harassment is. Through the use of comedy, the producers of The Office reveal to its audience how sexual harassment is unacceptable. In the episode titled, “Sexual Harassment” in season two of The Office (U.S.), Michael Scott negatively depicts males due to his inappropriate sexual harassment

“The Office” was an American television series that ran from 2005-2013 following a group of office workers in their everyday occurrences and starred actor Steve Carell as the character “Michael Scott”. This character was the Regional Manager of the fictional Dunder Mifflin Paper Company, at a branch located in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The show is set up to play like a documentary, with a single camera following the group of about 13 people, relying heavily on dry humor and awkward situations for laughs

Pennsylvania. Under the management of clueless Michael Scott, characters

The Office is a comedic mockumentary that takes place in Scranton, Pennsylvania and focuses on the lives of Dunder Mifflin Paper Company Inc. employees over the course of nine years. It has many characters, but mainly centers around Michael Scott, the regional manager, Dwight Schrute, Jim Halpert (both salesman) and Pam Beesly, the receptionist. Over its nine seasons, the show has displayed many sociological concepts, but has the most examples of deviance, sex and gender, socialization and social

parody documentary, that follows a small paper company in Scranton, Pennsylvania that is led by narcissistic boss, Michael Scott (Steve Carrell). Episode 12 of season 2, “The Injury” is a summary of the overall show, as it exhibits Michael’s desire to feel wanted and Dwight Schrute’s (Rainn Wilson) longing for his superior’s approval. Throughout the entirety of the show’s nine seasons, Michael continues to go to outlandish lengths for public approval, and Dwight continues to do equally embarrassing things

Individual Research Contribution Why is the team of interest to you? As an avid Netflix addict, I have always been a fan of The Office. When our team needed to choose a team, we all decided that the team on The Office exemplified something we could portray well in our project. Throughout the television series, the show paints a picture of a team that on initial looks, seems unorganized, unfocused, and often immature and dysfunctional. As the show progresses, the team changes and grows. Throughout