Dilbert: Charity
Episode score
8.4
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Charity
- 11.
- Season: 1
- Episode: 11
- First Aired: 5/10/1999
- Prod Code: 111
Dilbert feels charitable but he is also critical of where the money actually goes. When he badmouths the charity carnival, the Pointy-Haired Boss puts him in charge of it. Dilbert is also critical of Alice's morality, which sends her into a tailspin that makes her homeless. Soon the office is overrun with organizations looking for donations, including urchins collecting for Dogbert's "Canine Apathy" charity. Dilbert makes some comments at a charity dinner that makes everyone there no longer feel like giving.
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- Director:
- Chris Dozois
- Stars:
- Chris Elliott (Voice of Dogbert)
- Jim Wise (Loud Howard)
- Daniel Stern (Voice of Dilbert)
- Tress MacNeille (Carol/Various Guests)
- Tom Kenny (Ashok/Ratbert)
- Larry Miller (Voice of the Pointy-Haired Boss)
- Kathy Griffin (Voice of Alice (uncredited))
- Gordon Hunt (Voice of Wally)
- Jackie Hoffman (Voice of Dilmom)
- Maurice LaMarche (Garbage Man/Bob the Dinosaur)
- Gary Kroeger (Marketing Guy)
- Recurring Role:
- Jim Wise (Voice of Loud Howard)
- Tom Kenny (Voice of Asok/ Ratbert)
- Gary Kroeger (Voice of Unknown)
- Tress MacNeille (Voice of Unknown)
- After the Pointy Haired Boss is pummelled off the Dunkin' Booth, and Dilbert dives in to save him, the board the Boss was sitting on has vanished. edit »
- At the start of the show, when The Pointy-Haired Boss hits the fly, he would have had to put a new nail up then to move over his plaque, not at the end. There would have been a nail there from the previous plaque. edit »
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- Dogbert: I'll bet you twenty dollars it doesn't feel good to give.
Dilbert: You're on.
Dogbert: To settle the bet, give me forty dollars and tell me if it feels good.
Dilbert: That wouldn't feel good.
Dogbert: O.k. then, give me twenty dollars because you lost the bet.
Dilbert hands him the money
Dilbert: Did i just make a bet that would cost me twenty dollars wether i won or lost? edit » - Pointy-Haired Boss: I've been date raped by Dilbert. edit »
- Dilbert: You don't even know where the money goes!
Wally: I don't know where pudding comes from but I still eat it.
Dilbert: That is such a BAD analogy!
Alice: Thank you, Wally. Now I can never eat pudding again! edit » - Dilbert: I hate that carnival. All the money raised at the carnival is spent paying for the carnival. And it's based on the premise of cheap thrills and cheating, hardly charitable concepts. edit »
- Girl Selling Cookies: I'm selling overpriced cookies that taste like styrofoam. How many cartons should I put you down for? edit »
- Dunkin' Booth: It was written like the logo for Dunkin' Donuts. edit »
- Associated Way uniform: The organ grinder's monkey was used to entertain children and crowds, convincing them to give money. edit »
- Girl Selling Cookies: This is an allusion to Girl Scouts selling cookies. edit »
- Homeless Depot:
This is an allusion to the name of the home improvement store, The Home Depot. edit » - Associated Way:
This is an allusion to the charitable organiztion the United Way. edit »
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