Dilbert: Quitter Video

http://www.dilbert.com/animation by Scott Adams. RingTales presents a Dilbert Animated Cartoon. Alice realizes that winners often quit. And quitters often win.
Boss says, 'Alice, I got your two weeks notice. Will you stay if I give you a 20% raise?' Alice says, 'Okay. Hey dad, do you remember you said I should never be a quitter? You do? Well, it turns out that you're a moron.'

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[clays121]

I agree bring back the show, or at least on adult Swim in short burst, cause that's what the true hummor of dilbert really is. It was a bad network UPN, and bad timeslot that hurt the 1/2 hour show mostly, Also some of the story lines where not so great for a 1/2 hour show. Adult Swim could do a 15 min episode every other day or so, like they do with some of there shows already, that work well for them. :-) This would make a great fit :-)

[NJpanther05]

Bring back the tv show!

[LawsonMovies]

@SRNF im 13 living in the south and i get the jokes...

[SRNF]

Watching this makes me understand why the show was cancelled. Its smart funny.

People aren't smart.

[inyourfacesociety]

20% of 0 is still 0

[DEATHBYFLYINGCDS]

@clays121 Meh seeing dilbert's mouth move ruined the dilbertness for me.

[clays121]

Viacom might be douchebags as you call them, but if they still own the rights, or some of the rights to the TV version of Dilbert, we will have to deal with Viacom, if we want to start a grass roots movement to get Dilbert back on TV on any network period, in any format.

[dechha1981]

Actually, Viacom HAS been known to take down videos. I specifically remember being involved in various boycots and protests of Viacom. Hell, I STARTED the idea of the One Month Boycott.

So I'm gonna say that Viacom are douchebags.

[jeannec1]

Don't mind me, sorry if I offended you, wasn't my intention.

But to add to the conversation, those two channels are about as lickely to air Dilbert as most other channels, since it's too intelligent and satirical for most cartoon-lovers, and not enough sitcom-esque properties to appeal to, well, sitcom watchers.

[plokmijn47]

Well, viacom does remove videos too, ALOT of videos. Even sometimes videos based on subjects that didn't even belong to them, because their bots are retarded.

Like SMPfilms mean kitty song got removed because a viacom bot thought it was viacom property, even though it was his original work.