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* XDaysSince: To assist with their plan to turn the Scranton branch into a "no-nonsense office", Dwight and Jim have an "X Days Since Our Last Nonsense" sign.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Everyone admonishes Darryl for having left without saying goodbye.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Everyone admonishes Darryl for having left without saying goodbye.goodbye.
* XDaysSince: To assist with their plan to turn the Scranton branch into a "no-nonsense office", Dwight and Jim have an "X Days Since Our Last Nonsense" sign.
* XDaysSince: To assist with their plan to turn the Scranton branch into a "no-nonsense office", Dwight and Jim have an "X Days Since Our Last Nonsense" sign.
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** Andy waits for several hours in a long line to audition on ''America's Next A Capella Sensation'', only for the producer to close the line because there's no room for any more auditions. Andy storms his way into the audition room anyway, but the judges refuse to grant him one. His humiliating tantrum over the ordeal makes it on air as a blooper and goes viral.
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* RealityEnsues: Andy waits for several hours in a long line to audition on ''America's Next A Capella Sensation'', only for the producer to close the line because there's no room for any more auditions. Andy storms his way into the audition room anyway, but the judges refuse to grant him one. His humiliating tantrum over the ordeal makes it on air as a blooper and goes viral.
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position. Pam worries that she's holding Jim back from being truly happy.
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* InelegantBlubbering: Andy is reduced to this by the end of his audition.
-->'''Music/{{Santigold}}''': Look, you gotta go! You can't just sit here and cry!
-->'''Andy''': Oh, I can '''''SO''''' [[LameComeback just sit here and cry!]]
-->'''Music/{{Santigold}}''': Look, you gotta go! You can't just sit here and cry!
-->'''Andy''': Oh, I can '''''SO''''' [[LameComeback just sit here and cry!]]
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* RealityEnsues: Andy waits for several hours in a long line to audition on ''America's Next A Capella Sensation'', only for the producer to close the line because there's no room for any more auditions. Andy storms his way into the audition room anyway, but the judges refuse to grant him one. His humiliating tantrum over the ordeal makes it on air as a blooper and goes viral.
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* RealityEnsues: Andy waits for several hours in a long line to audition on ''America's Next A Capella Sensation'', only for the producer to close the line because there's no room for any more auditions. Andy storms his way into the audition room anyway, but the judges refuse to grant him one. His humiliating tantrum over the ordeal makes it on air as a blooper and goes viral.
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* ContinuityNod: Dwight's devotion to ''Franchise/BattlestarGalactica'' is reaffirmed when we see a model of the ''Galactica'' hanging in his office, ''and'' it leads to an epiphany regarding Phillip.
-->'''Dwight''': The way that boy looks at the ''Galactica'' is precisely the way I look at the ''Galactica''. And he eats the same kind of paper I do. Hmmm.
-->'''Dwight''': The way that boy looks at the ''Galactica'' is precisely the way I look at the ''Galactica''. And he eats the same kind of paper I do. Hmmm.
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* ParentalSubstitute: It's implied that Kevin views Oscar and Angela as surrogate parents, since his reaction to Phillip is the exact same way a young child would jealously regard a new baby sibling, right down to stealing and hiding his toys.
* PasteEater: After Angela brings Phillip into the office, the toddler tries to eat some Dunder Mifflin 24-weight letter bond paper. Dwight is impressed, since "That’s the most flavorful bond."
* PasteEater: After Angela brings Phillip into the office, the toddler tries to eat some Dunder Mifflin 24-weight letter bond paper. Dwight is impressed, since "That’s the most flavorful bond."
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Dwight installs a steam trap at the door to scare intruders. Creed intentionally gets the passwords wrong so he can use the steam to dry clean his clothes.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Dwight installs a steam trap at the door to scare intruders. Creed intentionally gets the passwords wrong so he can use the steam to dry clean dry-clean his clothes.clothes for free..
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Dwight installs a steam trap at the door to scare intruders. Creed intentionally gets the passwords wrong so he can use the steam to dry clean his clothes.
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* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Oscar and Angela get along quite well, considering the circumstances.
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* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Oscar and Angela get along quite well, considering the circumstances. Of note, Oscar proves himself to be a very capable surrogate father for Phillip, assisting with dressing him, knowing his snack and toy preferences, and even has his mother watch Phillip so he and Angela can both attend the premiere of the documentary.
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* WackyMarriageProposal: On the shoulder of a freeway, involving a bullhorn.
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* WackyMarriageProposal: On the shoulder of a freeway, involving a bullhorn.[[note]]The bullhorn is to express how loudly he loves her.[[/note]]
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* VitriolicBestBuds: Jim and Dwight basically acknowledge that they have this relationship once and for all in this episode, with Jim willingly becoming Dwight's Assistant to the Regional Manager. When Dwight interrupts Jim's big moment with Pam to ask for his help, Jim just blows it off at first as typical Dwight SeriousBusiness tomfoolery, but when he realizes that Dwight really is going through a big personal crisis and really needs help, he goes to talk with him, and gives him a serious piece of advice that really does him some good.
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* VitriolicBestBuds: Jim and Dwight basically acknowledge that they have this relationship once and for all in this episode, with Jim willingly becoming Dwight's Assistant to the Regional Manager.episode. When Dwight interrupts Jim's big moment with Pam to ask for his help, Jim just blows it off at first as typical Dwight SeriousBusiness tomfoolery, but when he realizes that Dwight really is going through a big personal crisis and really needs help, he goes to talk with him, and gives him a serious piece of advice that really does him some good.
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* CompetitionFreak: The whole A.A.R.M. competition is just an elaborate {{Troll}} by Jim, who knows that, even as the administrator of a contest, Dwight's [[TheMunchkin Munchkin]] instincts will kick in and he'll try to win.
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* RealityEnsues: Andy waits for several hours in a long line to audition on ''The Next Great A Capella Sensation'', only for the producer to close the line because there's no room for any more auditions. Andy storms his way into the audition room anyway, but the judges refuse to grant him one. His humiliating tantrum over the ordeal makes it on air as a blooper and goes viral.
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* RealityEnsues: Andy waits for several hours in a long line to audition on ''The ''America's Next Great A Capella Sensation'', only for the producer to close the line because there's no room for any more auditions. Andy storms his way into the audition room anyway, but the judges refuse to grant him one. His humiliating tantrum over the ordeal makes it on air as a blooper and goes viral.
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* CreatorCameo: David Rogers, the director of the episode, is the voice of the documentary crew member who Jim asks for help.
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* XDaysSince: To assist with their plan to turn the Scranton branch into a "no-nonsense office", Dwight and Jim have an "X Days Since Last Nonsense" sign.
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* ShoutOut: After failing to impress the judges of ''America's Next A Capella Sensation'' with a rendition of "Far Above Cayuga's Waters" (the actual Cornell University anthem), he tries singing "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile" from ''Theatre/{{Annie}}''.
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* ShoutOut: After failing to impress the judges of ''America's Next A Capella Sensation'' with a rendition of "Far Above Cayuga's Waters" (the actual Cornell University anthem), he Andy tries singing "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile" from ''Theatre/{{Annie}}''.
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* ShoutOut: After failing to impress the judges of ''America's Next A Capella Sensation'' with a rendition of "Far Above Cayuga's Waters" (the actual Cornell University anthem), he tries singing "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile" from ''Theatre/{{Annie}}''.
* SpySpeak: As a security measure, Dwight now has everyone exchange code phrases with Erin for access into the office. Unfortunately, he screws up when it's his turn.
-->'''Erin''': The tea in Nepal is very hot.
-->'''Dwight''': But the coffee in Peru is far hotter.
-->'''Erin''': Close.
-->'''Dwight''': This is Tuesday, right? The coffee in Paraguay is far hotter?
-->'''Erin''': Colder.
-->'''Dwight''': The coffee in Paraguay is colder?
-->'''Erin''': No, I meant you’re getting colder. The correct response is “The coffee in Peru is ''much'' hotter.”
* SpySpeak: As a security measure, Dwight now has everyone exchange code phrases with Erin for access into the office. Unfortunately, he screws up when it's his turn.
-->'''Erin''': The tea in Nepal is very hot.
-->'''Dwight''': But the coffee in Peru is far hotter.
-->'''Erin''': Close.
-->'''Dwight''': This is Tuesday, right? The coffee in Paraguay is far hotter?
-->'''Erin''': Colder.
-->'''Dwight''': The coffee in Paraguay is colder?
-->'''Erin''': No, I meant you’re getting colder. The correct response is “The coffee in Peru is ''much'' hotter.”
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* RealityShow: ''America's Next A Capella Sensation'' is an obvious ''Series/AmericanIdol'' knockoff, though comments made by Andy and the presence of Clay Aiken as a judge reveal that ''American Idol'' still exists in the show's universe.
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* TheReveal: Phillip truly is Dwight's son.
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* TheReveal: Phillip Philip truly is Dwight's son.
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* LoveConfession: Dwight confesses to Angela that he loves her, even if her son isn't his, and proposes. Angela says yes, and then reveals that she lied about Phillip not being his son because she wanted Dwight to marry her for ''her''.
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* LoveConfession: Dwight confesses to Angela that he loves her, even if her son isn't his, and proposes. Angela says yes, and then reveals that she lied about Phillip Philip not being his son because she wanted Dwight to marry her for ''her''.
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Andy auditions for "The ''America's Next Great A Capella Sensation".
Sensation''.
* TheCameo: [[Music/SugarRay Mark [=McGrath=]]] as the host of ''America's Next A Capella Sensation'', with Music/{{Santigold}}, [[Series/AmericanIdol Clay Aiken]] and [[UsefulNotes/NationalFootballLeague Aaron Rodgers]] as the judges.
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* VitriolicBestBuds: Jim and Dwight basically acknowledge that they have this relationship once and for all in this episode. When Dwight interrupts Jim's big moment with Pam to ask for his help, Jim just blows it off at first as typical Dwight SeriousBusiness tomfoolery, but when he realizes that Dwight really is going through a big personal crisis and really needs help, he goes to talk with him, and gives him a serious piece of advice that really does him some good.
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* VitriolicBestBuds: Jim and Dwight basically acknowledge that they have this relationship once and for all in this episode.episode, with Jim willingly becoming Dwight's Assistant to the Regional Manager. When Dwight interrupts Jim's big moment with Pam to ask for his help, Jim just blows it off at first as typical Dwight SeriousBusiness tomfoolery, but when he realizes that Dwight really is going through a big personal crisis and really needs help, he goes to talk with him, and gives him a serious piece of advice that really does him some good.
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* VitriolicBestBuds: Jim and Dwight basically acknowledge that they have this relationship once and for all in this episode. When Dwight interrupts Jim's big moment with Pam to ask for his help, Jim just blows it off at first as typical Dwight SeriousBusiness tomfoolery, but when he realizes that Dwight really is going through a big personal crisis and really needs help, he goes to talk with him, and gives him a serious piece of advice that really does him some good.
* WackyMarriageProposal: On the shoulder of a freeway, involving a bullhorn.
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* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Oscar and Angela get along quite well, considering the circumstances.
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* InternalReveal: Jim finally shows Pam the card that he had wrote for her but never gave in "[[Recap/TheOfficeUSS2E10ChristmasParty Christmas Party]]". Literally an internal reveal in this case, because we still don't find out what it says.[[note]]Several years later, Jenna Fisher revealed that the actual letter was written to her by John Krasinski as a farewell, but still did not divulge the contents.[[/note]]
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* InternalReveal: Jim finally shows Pam the card that he had wrote for her but never gave in "Recap/TheOfficeUSS2E10ChristmasParty "[[Recap/TheOfficeUSS2E10ChristmasParty Christmas Party".Party]]". Literally an internal reveal in this case, because we still don't find out what it says.
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* BookEnd: The episode ends with the entire office crew at Poor Richard's Pub watching as the documentary they'd been filmed for for over nine years finally starts on TV, with the first scene being the first scene that we saw all the way back in "Recap/TheOfficeUSS1E1Pilot Pilot]]".
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* BookEnd: The episode ends with the entire office crew at Poor Richard's Pub watching as the documentary they'd been filmed for for over nine years finally starts on TV, with the first scene being the first scene that we saw all the way back in "Recap/TheOfficeUSS1E1Pilot "[[Recap/TheOfficeUSS1E1Pilot Pilot]]".
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* BookEnd: The episode ends with the entire office crew at Poor Richard's Pub watching as the documentary they'd been filmed for for over nine years finally starts on TV, with the first scene being the first scene that we saw all the way back in "Recap/TheOfficeUSS1E1Pilot Pilot]]".
--> '''Michael:''' All right Jim. Your quarterlies look very good. How are things at the library?
* DidntThinkThisThrough: Darryl sneaks back into the office after having quietly left for his new job in Philadelphia in order to return a delivery truck. He ends up stumbling into the entire office crew when they're all in the warehouse.
* FallingInLoveMontage: When Pam expresses her doubt about her not being enough for Jim, he asks the documentary crew to help him by preparing a DVD showing their lives throughout the show and how they fell in love with each other.
* InternalReveal: Jim finally shows Pam the card that he had wrote for her but never gave in "Recap/TheOfficeUSS2E10ChristmasParty Christmas Party". Literally an internal reveal in this case, because we still don't find out what it says.
* LoveConfession: Dwight confesses to Angela that he loves her, even if her son isn't his, and proposes. Angela says yes, and then reveals that she lied about Phillip not being his son because she wanted Dwight to marry her for ''her''.
* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: Stanley remarks that this will be the case as the documentary finally gets ready to air.
* RealityEnsues: Andy waits for several hours in a long line to audition on ''The Next Great A Capella Sensation'', only for the producer to close the line because there's no room for any more auditions. Andy storms his way into the audition room anyway, but the judges refuse to grant him one. His humiliating tantrum over the ordeal makes it on air as a blooper and goes viral.
* WhatTheHellHero: Everyone admonishes Darryl for having left without saying goodbye.
After her daycare turns away her child, Angela is forced to bring her kid to work.
Andy auditions for "The Next Great A Capella Sensation".
!!! Tropes
* BookEnd: The episode ends with the entire office crew at Poor Richard's Pub watching as the documentary they'd been filmed for for over nine years finally starts on TV, with the first scene being the first scene that we saw all the way back in "Recap/TheOfficeUSS1E1Pilot Pilot]]".
--> '''Michael:''' All right Jim. Your quarterlies look very good. How are things at the library?
* DidntThinkThisThrough: Darryl sneaks back into the office after having quietly left for his new job in Philadelphia in order to return a delivery truck. He ends up stumbling into the entire office crew when they're all in the warehouse.
* FallingInLoveMontage: When Pam expresses her doubt about her not being enough for Jim, he asks the documentary crew to help him by preparing a DVD showing their lives throughout the show and how they fell in love with each other.
* InternalReveal: Jim finally shows Pam the card that he had wrote for her but never gave in "Recap/TheOfficeUSS2E10ChristmasParty Christmas Party". Literally an internal reveal in this case, because we still don't find out what it says.
* LoveConfession: Dwight confesses to Angela that he loves her, even if her son isn't his, and proposes. Angela says yes, and then reveals that she lied about Phillip not being his son because she wanted Dwight to marry her for ''her''.
* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: Stanley remarks that this will be the case as the documentary finally gets ready to air.
* RealityEnsues: Andy waits for several hours in a long line to audition on ''The Next Great A Capella Sensation'', only for the producer to close the line because there's no room for any more auditions. Andy storms his way into the audition room anyway, but the judges refuse to grant him one. His humiliating tantrum over the ordeal makes it on air as a blooper and goes viral.
* WhatTheHellHero: Everyone admonishes Darryl for having left without saying goodbye.