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Welcome to Dilbert's Office Cubicle

Dilbert is a newspaper comic strip, animated TV series and now also a web comic created by Scott Adams focusing on the title character at his office job where he is employed as an engineer. Here, you will get to know about Dilbert and his fellow co-workers and how they deal with the day-to-day rat race and an incompetent and clueless, pointy-haired boss.

Dilbert

Daily Comic

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Dilbert Animated Series (Part 1)

Episode #1 (part 1) "The Name"

This is a clip of the very first episode of the Dilbert animated series that premiered on UPN, January 25, 1999. It lasted two seasons (30 episodes) before its cancellation. The list of cast members included Daniel Stern as Dilbert, Chris Elliott as Dogbert, Tom Kenny as Asok and Ratbert, Larry Miller as The Pointy-Haired Boss, Gordon Hunt as Wally, Kathy Griffin as Alice, Jason Alexander as Catbert, Tress MacNeille as Carol and Jim Wise as Loud Howard. Some of the notable guest stars included Jerry Seinfeld, Jerri Ryan, Eugene Levy, Jon Favreau and Jay Leno among others. The theme music, called The Dilbert Zone, was written by Danny Elfman. The series was released on DVD, January 27,2004.

In this episode, Dilbert is made head of the project to find a name for a product that hasn't even been made yet, and as a result begins to fall victim to the legend of the "Chicken Man". To be continued...
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Part 2

Episode 1 continued: The Name

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  1. Dilbert Animated Series (Part 2)

TV Series: Yay or Nay?

What do you say?

With the success of so many long-running animated series currently broadcast on the tube (The Simpsons, King of the Hill, South Park), we're left to wonder why Dilbert wasn't able to achieve the same level. After all, the comic strip has been a success for quite a while now. What do you think?

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Dilbert Toys

Plush dolls, character figurines,board games, magnets etc.

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The Office

Starring Steve Carrell

Another TV series centered around an office environment is the show The Office. Much like Dilbert, it depicts the daily goings on of the office workers, how they deal with an incompetent boss and some of the things they resort to in order to get ahead in the corporate rat race.

Dilbert vs The Office

Showdown of Shows

Get out your office staplers because there's going to be a showdown at the TV office coral. That's right. We're pitting Pointy-Haired Boss against Michael, Dilbert vs Jim, Dwight vs Wally and Alice vs Pam. Who will come out on top once the staples run out?

What TV series is funnier?

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Dilbert

ryan says:

More intellectual, original idea.

The Office

Tolovaj says:

I do not know Dilbert, but The Office is hillarious. Of coarsethere is a big difference between Engilsh version created by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant and American version. I saw both and English version seems better at first. But if somebody have seen Steve Carell first, he would think opposite because he is great actor too. My point should be: some series made better impression just because you discovered them first.

reasonablerobinson says:

ouch what a dilemma - well the original UK version of The Office shades it for me and I love Dilbert

Joe says:

Oops, my blurb is showing.

 

Dilbert Animated Series (Part 2)

Episode #1 (part 2) "The Name"

...continued from part 1 (posted above)
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Part 3

Last Part, Episode 1: The Name

  1. Dilbert Animated Series (Part 3)

Dilbert Books on Amazon

Collect them all!

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King of All Comic Strips

Comic Page Stage-Off

Let's pretend, for some unthinkable reason, your local newspaper was only allowed to carry one comic strip, no exceptions. They would be faced with the dilemma of which one to publish. That is where you would help them decide. Which comic strips would you vote off the comic page stage and which one do you think would win in this survival of the funniest? Feel free to add your own choices and give the boot to the ones you don't like. Who will be crowned, King of All Comic Strips?

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Dilbert

4 points

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Calvin and Hobbes

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Peanuts

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Bloom County

0 points

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The Far Side

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Blog Posts from Google

A Barack Obama Cartoon Book and Movie
Coming to bookstores now: Barack Obama (ISBN: 978-1450792820) is a new and very exciting political cartoon book that carries on in the longstanding tradition of fun, satire and zaniness found in both Far Side and Dilbert. It's the latest release by ...
Holiday Chatter
I spent the holiday in Madrid, my self-rewarding Dilbert pellets after working at the IBM Smarter Commerce Global Summit last week. Madrid was rough on me, as these trips abroad can sometimes be. I came down with a cold that turned into a lung ...
Experts say a huge number of people are slaving away at work that is ...
It has made pop culture icons out of TV shows like The Office, movies like Office Space and comic strips like Dilbert. In the real world, however, "fake work" is not such a laughing matter. Fake-work test RATE the following statements on a scale of 1 ...
Herman cartoonist Jim Unger dies
The strip was an influence on later comic creators including The Far Side's Gary Larsen and Dilbert's Scott Adams, according to Universal. Unger was born in London, UK, and held jobs as a London bobby, dock worker and repo-man before moving to Canada ...
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Dilbert on CafePress

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Great Stuff on eBay

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Great Stuff on CafePress

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Dilbert Merchandise on ebay

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Dilbert Animated Series (Part 3)

Episode 1 (part 3)

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Great Engineering

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Office Videos

Show us yours

Do you have a funny or poignant office video that you would like to share with us? Well, what are you waiting for, add it here to our list. Go ahead, we'll keep an eye out for the Pointy-Haired Boss.

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Cubicle farting 1 point

Cubicle Comments

Where you don't have to be Loud Howard to have your voice heard

Like this lens? Want to share your feedback, or just give a thumbs up? Be the first to submit a blurb! Just think of this as a virtual dry erase board. We'd also like to hear your suggestions about what you'd like to see in the future.

  • BevsPaper Aug 15, 2011 @ 7:57 pm | delete
    Love to read Dilbert in the newspaper. Reminds me of my first husband...
    Blessed by a Squid Angel.
  • Pukeko Mar 17, 2011 @ 4:59 pm | delete
    Nicely done. I love the RSS comic feed. Clever idea. Blessed by the Humor Angel - you can vote for it on my humor angel lens. As a bonus because it is today, some "Lucky Leprechaun Blessings"
  • LissaKlar Mar 8, 2011 @ 10:57 am | delete
    I love Dilbert. Great lens!
  • reasonablerobinson Mar 8, 2011 @ 2:02 am | delete
    True corporate life revealed
  • poddys Mar 5, 2011 @ 4:20 pm | delete
    I work in IT, and many of us feel that DIlbert is pretty true to life.
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I Didn't Know That!

Trivia

Cubicle Contents

Did you miss something?

Browse through this handy table of contents just to make sure you haven't overlooked anything.
  1. Dilbert
  2. Dilbert Animated Series (Part 1)
  3. TV Series: Yay or Nay?
  4. Dilbert Toys
  5. The Office
  6. Dilbert vs The Office
  7. Dilbert Animated Series (Part 2)
  8. Dilbert Books on Amazon
  9. King of All Comic Strips
  10. Blog Posts from Google
  11. Dilbert on CafePress
  12. Great Stuff on eBay
  13. Great Stuff on CafePress
  14. Dilbert Merchandise on ebay
  15. Dilbert Animated Series (Part 3)
  16. Great Engineering
  17. Office Videos
  18. Cubicle Comments
  19. I Didn't Know That!

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Dilbert - The Complete Series

Dilbert - The Complete Series

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Do you miss the animated Dilbert TV series? Would you like to see it again in high quality anytime you want? With an unforgettable theme intro, a great voice cast, and your favourite office characters coming to life, this underrated series DVD is a must own for any hardcore Dilbert fanatic.

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