William Lumbergh is a fictional character, who appeared initially in the Milton animated shorts, and later was portrayed by Gary Cole in the 1999 film Office Space. A caricature of corporate management, Lumbergh is the division Vice President of the software company Initech, and serves as the main antagonist of the film. Lumbergh is a micromanager who is focused on pointless paperwork, notably TPS reports; he has been described as "the...
Peter has a nightmare about his boss bedding his girlfriend.
The gang sings an "enthusiastic" rendition of "Happy Birthday" to Bill Lumber...
Bob asks a very loaded question about TPS reports to Bill.
Lumbergh breaks the news to Milton that he needs to move his desk to "Storage...
Milton and Lumbergh have a discussion about moving Milton to "Storage B", Mil...
Lumbergh wants to have a talk with Peter about his insubordination.
Peter does his best to make Lumbergh seem out of the loop in terms of his mee...
Lumbergh details the problem he has with Peter being defined as "upper manage...
Lumbergh has a request for Milton to move his desk back as far as possible to...
Lumbergh lets Peter know about the new cover sheet that is supposed to go out...
Lumbergh starts Peters day off in a not-so-well manner with some bad news abo...
Lumbergh asks Peter to come in on Saturday AND Sunday, much to the behest of ...
Lumbergh has a "suprise request" for Peter. A request Peter was trying to avo...
Lumbergh asks Peter to follow up on his instructions and has offered to send ...
Lumbergh has some bad news for Peter, and YES it IS about his TPS reports!
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