Kelly confronts Michael along with the rest of the office on why he is spying on everybody's' emails. Kelly attends the meeting on how Michael can better the office however she doesn't say anything in " Performance Review". Kelly assumingly goes to the reading of Threat Level: Midnight but has no known part in " The Client". She did not attend the fight between Michael and Dwight in " The Fight". Michael comes in and warns her that Dwight might sucker- punch him, leading the two to start getting angry at each other. She seems uncomfortable when Dwight tells her that he will now attack her from behind.
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She is later invited to join Devon at Poor Richard's along with the rest of the office staff and goes in " Halloween".ĭwight starts teaching Karate to everybody in the office and shows Kelly how to fight. When Kelly replies that she doesn't really play soccer, Michael responds, "Well, I don't really have two heads" referring to the fact his costume is himself with two heads.
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Kelly dresses up like Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz for Halloween and Michael tells her that she should have wore soccer attire and been the Indian girl who plays soccer from the movie "Bend it like Beckham". She later plays the games with the rest of the staff and agrees on Jim in "who would you do" in " The Fire". Dwight grabs her and pulls her to safety, much to her annoyance. She is later seen at the closing ceremonies in " Office Olympics".ĭuring the fire, she tries to evacuate the building. Kelly watches Jim and Toby play Dunderball and later participates in the office olympics. Kelly appears mostly in the background during Toby's sexual harassment meeting in " Sexual Harassment". She is still targeted by Michael about her race, which is why she reluctantly accepts the "Spicy Curry" award at the Dundies (" The Dundies"). Kelly gossiped with Pam and Phyllis about Michael and what is written about him in the women's bathroom. Michael is then very stunned and then says "That's what I'm talking about!!" for showing the appropriate reaction of anger. When Michael uses the stereotype of Indians owning convenience stores during his diversity training seminar in Diversity Day, Kelly slaps him hard for his ignorance of diversity.
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