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    • What Pointy-Haired Boss Doesn't Understand Could Fill A Library. (January 19, 2015) Dilbert works so well because the titular character can say whatever he wants to his oblivious boss without consequences.
    • Always Be Skeptical Of An "Anonymous" Survey. (September 1, 2010) Though comic strips like Calvin & Hobbes are known for being heartwarming, the humor of Dilbert comes from how soul-crushingly true the jokes often are.
    • It Requires Morale To Boost Morale, Pointy-Haired Boss. (December 31, 2001) Dilbert's Pointy-Haired Boss is one of the most obtuse characters in popular literature.
    • Always Read Work Emails Very Carefully. (December 22, 2016) Managerial meddling is one of the most consistent themes of the Dilbert strip, and the eponymous character committed one of the most brutal takedowns of middle management in three simple panels.
  1. The Dupey was the original Dupey. He respected Dilbert and viewed him as sort of a father figure.

  2. When Dilbert first brings the Dupey home, Ratbert has a breakdown because he's not the cutest person in the family anymore. Being Dilbert, turns out he's actually created a sentient artificial lifeform by accident, and it's still in its infant stage, meaning it cries at night looking for attention like a human baby.

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  4. Dilbert is an American adult animated sitcom produced by Adelaide Productions, Idbox and United Media, and distributed by Columbia TriStar Television. The series is an adaptation of the comic strip of the same name by Scott Adams , who also served as executive producer and showrunner for the series along with former Seinfeld writer Larry Charles .

  5. Jan 25, 1999 · Searching for a gift for his mother, Dilbert is desperate enough to go to the mall, which holds bad memories for him: when he was a child his father abandoned him there. Episode 2 • Nov 9, 1999 • 22 m.

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