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Dilbert

The Return

Season 2, Episode 11, Aired Feb 22, 2000

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Dilbert buys a new computer over the Internet. He has it sent to work so that he can show it off, but the package that the Pointy-Haired Boss signs for, is not what Dilbert ordered. Dilbert tries to complain, but finds out that his own company provides the support for Comp-U-Comp's complaint line. Dilbert finds out where Comp-U-Comp is located and goes to complain to whoever's in charge. Comp-U-Comp is a company that is runs by a computer that also runs the world. Comp-U-Comp challenges Dilbert to games of chess, badminton and Scrabble to get his replacement computer; but as usual, it's up to Dogbert to save the day when he finds the guy who guards Comp-U-Comp's plug.moreless

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Jerry Seinfeld

Voice of Comp-U-Comp
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Eugene Levy

Voice of Plug Guard
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Jon Favreau

Voice of Holden Callfielder

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

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In this episode Dilbert buys buys himself a computer off of the internet. Then when the package arrives it is as Loud Howard says \"It\'s Old Technology\". and so Dilbert sets out to find Comp-U-Comp and get his rightful computer.moreless

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By Dizzydennis, Oct 17, 2005

This episode was my personal favorite with the fact of Comp-U-Comp being the controller of the universe it feels like Dilbert is the underdog. I loved this episode and it deserves the 10 out of 10. it is also because of the voiceover of Comp-Comp is by Seinfield. If you've seen this episode then you know what I mean... this is one of thethe greatest episodes ever.

One of my favorite moments is when Asok wants to open the box with his key and he brags on how he killed and coyte and then says it was a potatoe.

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- How does Dilbert know the new computer box is his if he doesn't open it to check?
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- In the room with the plug the calendar says 1987.
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- There is a stamp on the wall at the post office featuring the blue duck (from episode 3 of season 2, "Art")
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QUOTES (6)
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- Alice: (to Dilbert) You're letting our entire species down, you moron.
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- Alice: Good job representing our species.
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- Pointy-Haired Boss: (to Dilbert at the post office) If you know the secret password they give you free merchandise.
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- Dogbert: So you're on the computer trying to buy a computer from essentially another computer.
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- Dogbert: Do you ever worry about putting your credit card information on the internet? Dilbert: That is the most ridiculous question I have ever heard. It is no riskier to use your credit card online than to use it in any store.
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- Comp-U-Comp: You bet your ass! Something else that we don't have.
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NOTES (1)
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- This is a rare guest appearance by Jerry Seinfeld and he is also the third Seinfeld alumn to appear on the show. The first two being Jason Alexander and Wayne Knight.
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- Show me the humans: An allsuion to the quote "Show me the money." from the movie Jerry Maguire.
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- Where have all the cowboys gone: This is a Grammy winning song sung by Shawn Colvin.
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- Vice: An allusion to the Visa credit card.
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- Wizard of Oz: When Dogbert pulls the plug on the tyrannical Comp-U-Comp, it is a homage to the revelation of the title character in "The Wizard of Oz."
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