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Dilbert :: The Name (01x01)
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| Title: | The Name |
| Episode #: | 01x01 |
| Production Number: | 101 |
| Original Airdate: | Monday January 25th, 1999 |
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Episode Summary |
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Dilbert and others are assigned to make a new product, but the boss only cares about the name than the actual product.
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Guest Stars |
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| Guest Stars | | •Billy West | voiced | Pointy Haired-Boss | Recurring (first appearance) |
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The first episode of Dilbert which got low raitings, due to not much advertisement.
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Pointy Haired Boss: Well, there's no point in killing a dead horse.
Dilbert: You mean there's no point in beating a dead horse.
Pointy Haired Boss: Why would anyone beat a dead horse?
Dilbert: Why would anyone kill a dead horse?
Pointy Haired Boss: Maybe it kicked you.
Dilbert: (exasperated) It's already dead.
Pointy Haired Boss: And so is every customer who used our flagship product.
| Dilbert: (thinking of new name for product) How about Sisyphus, the the guy who pushed a rock up a hill for eternity?
Pointy-haired Boss: It could convey a sense of playfulness...
Dilbert: (dumbstruck) It's supposed to convey a sense of futility!
Pointy-haired Boss: You have to look at it from the rock's point of view.
| Pointy-Haired Boss' Boss: Salmonella. (pauses) I like it. By this time next year I want every person in the country driving a Salmonella.
Dilbert: It's not necessarily a car.
Pointy-Haired Boss' Boss: It's not? Then why are we giving it a car name.
| Dogbert: (points to Dilbert) How about Salmonella in honor of rooster boy here?
| Dogbert: There's still plenty of names left in the areas of Greek mythology, bodily secretions, diseases, and everything involving intestines.
| Wally: The herbal throat lozenges?
Dilbert: I told them at the rollout meeting that Anthrax was a bacteria not an herb.
Wally: No you didn't.
Dilbert: I was thinking it pretty hard.
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At the end of the episode while playing Scrabble, Dilbert has the letters backwords from the ones had when he played Scrabble the first time in the episode. He had IIIIIIT, he then has TTTTTTI.
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