Office Space (1999) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A frustrated programmer at Initech who, after a hypnotherapy session, stops caring about his job and begins slacking off. He participates in a scheme to embezzle money via a computer virus, takes resp...
A waitress at a chain restaurant who dates Peter Gibbons. She struggles with her boss's strict dress code policy and eventually quits after giving him the middle finger. After a misunderstanding regar...
A jaded programmer and Peter's friend who dislikes sharing a name with a famous singer. He co-develops a computer virus to embezzle money from Initech, helps destroy a broken printer, and is eventuall...
A programmer and Peter's friend who is frustrated that colleagues cannot pronounce his surname. He collaborates on a money-diverting computer virus and helps destroy a broken office printer. After bei...
Peter's neighbor who works in construction. Peter joins him at his new job after leaving Initech following the company's destruction.
The tedious and callous vice president of Initech. He is a micromanager who frequently humiliates employees like Milton and forces Peter to work weekends. He represents the frustrating corporate manag...
A timid collator and Initech employee who was secretly laid off five years earlier but continued receiving pay due to a payroll error. After his salary is cut and his prized red stapler is confiscated...
Peter's overcritical girlfriend who persuades him to attend an occupational hypnotherapy session. After Peter ignores her calls following the session, she angrily breaks up with him, confirming his su...
A jaded product manager at Initech who lives in constant fear of termination. After being laid off, he survives a suicide attempt-turned-car accident that results in a large lawsuit settlement. He hos...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Peter dates Joanna after Anne breaks up with him, making Joanna his later romantic partner in the story.
Anne takes Peter to Dr. Swanson for occupational hypnotherapy, and Swanson hypnotizes him to stop caring about work.
Lumbergh repeatedly humiliates Milton, confiscates his red stapler, relocates his desk, and ultimately moves it to the basement.
Tom is an Initech product manager who fears termination and is eventually laid off during the company's downsizing.
Samir works at Initech and is laid off when the consultants downsize the company under Lumbergh's management.
Michael works at Initech under the management structure represented by Bill Lumbergh and is laid off during the downsizing.
Peter works at Initech alongside Tom, and Peter attends Tom's house party after Tom is laid off.
Bill Lumbergh repeatedly makes Peter work weekends and manages him through tedious office procedures.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Peter rebels against Initech's office system while Milton suffers ignored termination, unpaid-status confusion, salary stoppage, and repeated desk rel...
Peter hears that Joanna slept with Lumbergh, and Joanna confirms the encounter; Peter later learns it was Ron Lumbergh, not Bill Lumbergh.
Lawrence is Peter's neighbor, and Peter begins working in construction with him after leaving Initech.
Anne persuades Peter to attend an occupational hypnotherapy session led by Dr. Swanson.
Michael designs the money-diverting virus, while he and Samir participate in the scheme and printer destruction.
Peter works with Samir and Michael on the computer virus and helps destroy the malfunctioning office printer with them.
Peter, Michael, and Samir jointly create and install a virus intended to divert fractions of pennies from Initech.
A frustrated programmer rejects corporate control, confronts the consequences of rebellion, and finds a less constrained life after Initech's destruction.
Directed by Mike Judge
Office Space (1999) · 7.4/10 · comedy
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