The Story of Owe

Episode aired Nov 10, 2006
TV-14
42m

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

162

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Vanessa Marcil and James Russo in Las Vegas (2003)

Crime Drama

Ed turns Samantha onto a guy who can help out her own paycheck by trying to retrieve some of the money that her high roller clients have skipped out on paying. Danny and Delinda discuss want... Read allEd turns Samantha onto a guy who can help out her own paycheck by trying to retrieve some of the money that her high roller clients have skipped out on paying. Danny and Delinda discuss wanting to take their relationship to the next level. Mary decides to try her hand at stand-up... Read allEd turns Samantha onto a guy who can help out her own paycheck by trying to retrieve some of the money that her high roller clients have skipped out on paying. Danny and Delinda discuss wanting to take their relationship to the next level. Mary decides to try her hand at stand-up comedy, and Ed tries to give someone a special birthday present.

Director
- Milan Cheylov
Writers
- Gary Scott Thompson
- Gardner Stern
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.3/10

162

YOUR RATING

Director
- Milan Cheylov
Writers
- Gary Scott Thompson
- Gardner Stern
Stars

2User reviews

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Trivia
Mary mentions to Mike that Dunder-Mifflin (from The Office (2005)) had booked rooms at the Montecito for a convention, and that security would have to be beefed up.

Quotes
Ed Deline: And tell Warren I don't want another Akron!
Samantha 'Sam' Jane Marquez: Why, what happened in Akron?
Ed Deline: Unprofessional conduct.

Connections
References The Office (2005)

Soundtracks
The Look of Love
Written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David
Performed by Dusty Springfield with featured saxophone soloist Duncan Lamont

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7/10

Sam is a complete ANNOYANCE!!

I am done with Sam being so completely mean-spirited, nasty, entitled, and, frankly, she acts like more of a call girl than many of the call girls who have been on the show over the seasons! I was a fan of the show when it was first on the air, and now I am streaming it again. Sam really irritated me back, then, and even more so now. It amazes me what she gets away with, and I find myself tuning out when she is on screen. On a few episodes, where she actually had half a heart, I found it much more enjoyable to watch. I understand we need a character like her to break up the sweetness of Mary and the ditziness of the Delinda (are we really supposed to believe she has a genius, IQ?!?), but Sam's character is just over the top.