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Answer
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In what city does the show take place?
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Scranton
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What does Dunder-Mifflin sell?
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Paper
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What does Dwight grow on his farm?
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Beets
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What is the Dunder Mifflin equivalent of the Oscars?
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The Dundies
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... and at what chain restaurant does the award ceremony take place?
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Chili's
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What is Andy's nickname for Jim?
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Big Tuna
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What item of Dwight's does Jim put inside a jello mold?
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Stapler
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Who was the youngest V.P. in Dunder Mifflin history?
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Ryan
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Who does Phyllis marry?
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Bob Vance, Vance Refrigeration
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Who does Michael move to Colorado with?
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Holly
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Where do Jim and Pam get married?
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Niagara Falls
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What committee does Angela rule with an iron fist?
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Party-planning committee
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Who is Pam's former fiance?
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Roy
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What college does Andy constantly remind people that he attended?
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Cornell
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What is the name of Dwight's cousin?
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Mose
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What surgery did Michael have performed (and reversed) multiple times?
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Vasectomy
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In the Yankee swap game, what expensive gift did Michael buy that far exceeded the $20 limit?
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iPod
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What is the name of the actor who plays Creed Bratton?
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Creed Bratton
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Who were the children that Michael promised a free college education?
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Scott's Tots
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What famous movie actress starred as Katy, who came into the office to sell purses and started dating Jim?
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Amy Adams
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In the UK version of the show, virtually none of the characters are likable, even the protagonists that you are supposed to be relating to or rooting for. And I know, that this is part of British humour that part of the point is just to make everyone feel awkward and uncomfortable, and kudos to Gervais for accomplishing that, but it's also at the same time a much less enjoyable experience for the audience. And while, yeah, you'll get some nervous and uncomfortable chuckles from the UK show it's not the full on belly laughs of the US one.
There is only one thing that the British have ever done better than the United States...no wait, there isn't.
In response to requests based on that scene, Maid of the Mist stated that you can get married on their vessels, but not by the captain, since he or she is busy running the ship. It's strictly BYOM (Bring Your Own Minister).