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Toby H. Flenderson Biographical Information Gender Male Born February 22, 1963 (age 59) Status Alive Alias(es) Jerky-McJerk FaceEvil SnailThe AntichristSatanT-Man (by Darryl)The Silent KillerLemonheadWaste of LifeThe WorstEverything Wrong with the Paper IndustryLloyd Gross Title(s) Human Resources at Dunder Mifflin Paper Company Personal Information Children Sasha Flenderson (daughter) Siblings Rory Flenderson (brother)Unnamed sister Others Cathy Becker (ex wife) Professional Information Occupation AuthorHuman Resources Representative (former) Workplace Dunder Mifflin Scranton Production Information First Diversity Day Last Finale Seasons 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 Portrayed by Paul Lieberstein Toby H. Flenderson[1] (born February 22, 1963) is a fictional character in The Office played by Paul Lieberstein. Prior to his termination in the series finale, he was the Human Resources Representative at the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin/Sabre. He is generally soft-spoken and mild-mannered.

Toby is divorced and has a daughter, Sasha. At work, Toby is hated by Michael because as HR representative, he is always stifling Michael's inappropriate fun. He also continually addresses Michael like an adult, instead of pandering to his antics. When Andy is manager, he begins developing a similar hatred for Toby after he shuts down his fraudulent ideas such as making up a cause to get Nellie fired. Additionally, when Jim is acting manager in Survivor Man, he's annoyed by a simple request from Toby, describing him as "a little bit much" despite having been on good terms with him in other episodes. Had a huge crush on Pam Halpert (née Beesly)

Toby possesses a master's degree in social work from Temple University as seen in "Counseling". The frame is crooked in the shot. In Season 4, Episode 2, a diploma is visible in Toby's cubicle that reads "California Coastal College, BSc in Psychology, Toby Flenderson", as well as a bumper sticker from Penn State University.

When Michael holds his own diversity seminar, Toby remarks, "We're not all going to sit in a circle Indian style, are we?" Michael then throws him out of the meeting, saying that what he said was "offensive and lame" and that he "should just get the hell out". This is the first instance in which Michael shows his hatred for Toby that persists throughout the series, though Michael's actions could have been written as such due to his desire to appear politically correct rather than a demonstration of the two characters' dynamic. ("Diversity Day").

Due to the recent events involving the company's CFO having had inappropriate relations with his secretary, Toby tells Michael that he must hold a seminar on sexual harassment in the workplace, about which Michael is less than enthusiastic. ("Sexual Harassment").

When Jim learns that everyone around the office has their own little game to relieve them of boredom, he learns "Hateball" from Oscar and Kevin. Oscar later recommends that Toby teach him "Dunderball". Jim later plays the game with Toby. Toby partakes in the Office Olympics and competes against Oscar in a game involving a race around the office with a full cup of coffee in hand. Toby is present at the closing ceremonies ("Office Olympics").

Toby stands around in the parking lot with the rest of the staff during the fire. He is seen in the background talking to various staff members and has no lines in the episode ("The Fire").

Toby dresses up for Halloween, but as he only appears in the background, his costume is unclear. He appears to be wearing a dark green V-necked shirt. He is later invited to meet Devon at Poor Richard's for a drink ("Halloween").

During Michael and Dwight's confrontation in the kitchen, Toby interrupts to see if Michael signed the paperwork yet as if he hasn't then that means he would have to stay late. Michael tells him to go away. Toby later asks Michael if he can sign the papers so he can go home but Michael responds with "Toby, you don't even have anyone to go home to". Toby and several other office staff members later end up signing the paperwork for Michael ("The Fight").

Toby is not present at the reading of Threat Level Midnight. He was likely back in the annex doing work ("The Client").

Toby was present at Michael's meeting on how to improve the branch but never says anything ("Performance Review").

Toby was invited to attend Jim's barbecue. He is seen in the background playing video games with Sadiq ("Email Surveillance").

Toby was present at the Secret Santa ceremony. In a deleted scene it is revealed that Ryan got him and he got him a book of short stories. When Michael buys the office vodka, Toby tells him that alcohol is not allowed. Michael tells him to "zip it". Toby apparently goes slack on this rule as he says nothing more. Later Michael sends him to fix Todd Packer up with a drink, a vodka bottle in hand ("Christmas Party").

Toby was present at Michael's motivational speech meeting. However, he was not on the booze cruise. A deleted scene explains that Toby got to the docks late on purpose in order to miss the boat ("Booze Cruise").

Michael, trying to be Jim's friend, takes him out to lunch at Hooters. Angela, however, is upset, believing that Michael had no right to classify it as a business lunch. She takes the issue to Toby, who tells Michael that he just got his business debit card back and warns Michael that he may get it taken away again. It is revealed that Toby had taken it away after Michael bought a magic set to impress potential clients. During his argument with Toby, Michael accidentally reveals that Jim has a crush on Pam. Michael later blames Toby for why he let loose the secret ("The Secret").

Michael decides to take the office staff on a field trip to the warehouse. Toby, the last in the line, sneaks away back into the office ("Boys and Girls").

Michael moves Ryan to be near Kelly, which annoys Toby. He is unsure whether this was intentional. Later on in that same episode, he spends hours trying to win a stuffed animal from a crane machine that Pam likes only to have her suggest he give it to his daughter ("Cocktails").

Toby also brought a good looking woman as his date to Phyllis' wedding in which Kevin assumed that she was an escort but Toby stated that he met her at the gym ("Phyllis' Wedding").

Toby wins the 5K run in "Fun Run". In "Dunder Mifflin Infinity", Toby 'outs' Pam and Jim's relationship by sending out a company-wide fax about PDA. Michael thinks it is about him, but Toby then reveals it is about them. Later in the same episode, Toby enters the office and shares an uncomfortable kiss with a woman he identifies as his girlfriend, Amy. (The character of Amy is played by actor Paul Lieberstein's real-life then-girlfriend (now wife), Janine Poreba.)

In "Night Out", it is revealed that he will move to Costa Rica. In that same episode, Jim, Pam, and Toby start laughing, Toby puts his hand on Pam's knee. Jim sees this, and Toby announces "I'm moving to Costa Rica. I've thought it over... so yeah." Then he runs out the door and hops the fence.

In "Goodbye, Toby", Toby has a huge going away party, which Michael says matches the joy in his heart. Toby purchases a camera just so he can take a picture with Pam.

In "Weight Loss", Toby appears at the end. He's in a hospital in Costa Rica for breaking his neck in a zip line accident.

Finally, to Michael's absolute horror, Toby returns in "Frame Toby". Michael is desperate to get Toby fired and reads over things that Toby could do to get fired with Dwight. First, Michael tries to rope Toby into smacking him, but the calm Toby is not pressured into it. Michael finally decides to go to the Vance Refrigeration warehouse to buy pot, which he then puts in Toby's desk. When the police come, they find that the alleged "pot" was just a Caprese salad. Michael seems to hate Toby even more, if possible.

During "The Meeting", Toby and Dwight try to find out if Darryl is really hurt and bond over a mutual interest in trains. Toby accidentally calls Darryl's sister an asshole.

In "Niagara", Toby seems thrilled when Jim and Pam cannot be found and joyfully says, "Looks like this thing isn't going to happen." This is a reflection of how Toby likes Pam.

In "The Lover", Michael tries to befriend Toby to try to get him to stop Pam from being mad at Michael, but when Toby fails, Michael calls him a jackass.

When Michael pushes religion in the office during "Secret Santa", Michael calls Toby the antichrist.

In "The Chump", Michael was interrupting Toby's meeting that Radon is silent but deadly. Michael quipped if he had a gun with two bullets and he was in a room with Adolf Hitler, Osama Bin Laden, and Toby, Michael would shoot Toby twice. Michael then corrects himself, only mentioning that he would only shoot Toby once.

In "Whistleblower", Jo Bennett criticizes Toby's mystery novel that he was writing in his spare time at work. However, he does not appreciate her criticism and states in a talking head interview, "Write your own damn novel." In the same episode, Toby tries to get a candy bar that was stuck in a vending machine by tilting that machine over. Dwight comes over to help him but soon abandons Toby to answer a phone call. Toby is seen trying to hoist up the heavy machine.

When Michael spanks his nephew Luke, whom he had recently hired, he was forced into counseling with Toby ("Nepotism").

Michael was resistant to cooperate in counseling, giving Toby the silent treatment, telling false stories about his life, and eventually giving him the finger. Toby outwits him for a short amount of time by playing board games such as Connect 4, which loosens Michael up for chatting. But Michael realizes Toby's technique, and Toby gives up, handing Michael the check-off therapy folder ("Counseling").

In the season premiere, "The List", Toby is put on the same side of Robert California's list as Jim, Dwight, Kevin, Oscar, Phyllis, Angela, and Darryl. When his side is taken out to lunch by Robert, and Kevin starts talking about how he likes Elmo because of "the tickling", Toby says "I should not be here," and leaves.

Andy consults with Toby over firing Nellie. Toby refuses, as Nellie has no record of misconduct. Andy chews him out, saying "no wonder Michael hated you".

It is implied that Toby had a crush on Nellie since she dressed up as him in "Here Comes Treble", he tried to kiss her in that same episode but backed away.

In "Dwight Christmas", she kissed him while he was talking about being on jury duty for The Scranton Strangler case. After she did that, Toby took off his glasses and kissed her passionately.

Toby gets Pete and Clark to participate in the Movember fundraising program. Toby's mustache grows rapidly during this time, but in such a way that makes him look unsettling. In a deleted scene, he mentions how he can't pick his daughter up from school anymore because everyone assumes he's a child molester. Toby considers wearing a ski mask in the future.

Toby spends the rest of his appearances trying to woo Nellie. Nellie gets tired of hearing about the Scranton Strangler case and tells him to resolve the whole thing right now. Toby goes to the penitentiary and tries to make peace with the strangler, but is strangled himself and taken to hospital after his larynx is damaged.

Toby consults with Jim on his marital problems while Nellie talks to Pam. Toby implies that he, Kelly, and possibly Ryan were all betting on how long Jim and Pam's marriage would last. Kelly called 2013. Toby may still feel sore about his divorce, because as soon as Jim brought it up, Toby snapped at Clark and muttered: "I'm gonna kill him".

When the office throws a paper airplane contest in the warehouse, Toby is hit in the eye with an airplane from Pam and is forced to wear an eyepatch for the rest of the episode. During the contest, while going up against Angela, he purposefully crumples his airplane and drops out of the contest. ("Paper Airplane")

In "Livin' the Dream", Andy decides to quit his job at Dunder Mifflin and pursue his dreams of fame, deciding to "burn all his bridges." He consults Toby on this, asking that he claims Andy was terminated for stealing and/or, in his own words, "groping wieners." Obviously, Toby refuses to lie on company forms, and Andy attempts to perform the latter of these actions, much to Toby's resistance and discomfort.

Toby is terminated by Dwight in the series finale for unknown reasons. He stalks Nellie, despite receiving several hints that she doesn't like him. Toby mentions during a panel discussion on the documentary that his life feels meaningless after the documentary finished. During Dwight and Angela's wedding, Toby gets to dance with Pam. He cries openly, stating that everything's wrong. He is later shown in better spirits as his old coworkers invite him to a warehouse party after the wedding. In a deleted scene, Toby has his final talking head interview, where he reflects on his time at Dunder Mifflin as "making an honest living," before discussing it as part of the premise to his latest Chad Flenderman mystery novel.

Toby's parents divorced when he was a child. Both of them wanted custody, and both asked him to testify against the other in court. He was unsure what to do because he loved both his parents and didn't want them to get divorced in the first place ("The Deposition").

Toby graduated from Bishop O'Hara High School in 1981, the same high school that Katy, the purse sales girl and Jim's girlfriend during the early part of the second season, graduated from ("Hot Girl").

Toby joined the seminary but dropped out after a year to pursue a woman named Cathy. He followed her to Scranton and took the first job available, which was in Human Resources. The two married and had a daughter, Sasha. They later divorced ("Casual Friday"). (This story contradicts the claim that Toby went to Bishop O'Hara High School, suggesting he grew up in the Scranton area rather than moving there as an adult.)

Toby is implied to have been abused by his ex-wife ("Test the Store") as he is quoted saying "There's no shame in being beaten up by a girl." He then adds under his breath, "My ex-wife used to demolish me."

Toby attended Temple University with a degree in Social Work ("Counseling").

Toby's ex-wife remarried and is now named Cathy Becker ("The Fight").

Tony Gardner said that Toby was a nice and very helpful guy, as he helped him settle in which was the only reason he would have stayed before quitting because of Michael's management style ("The Merger").

He is seen on occasion in the background in the "Annex" of the office. When Michael gives his two weeks notice, Toby shows he is not as resentful towards Michael as Michael is to him in a talking head, referring to him as a movie on an airplane, which is nothing special but something to watch. He was seen breaking up a jam session in the lunch room up between Dwight and Andy who were attempting to impress the new receptionist with guitar and banjo to the song "Take Me Home, Country Roads" by John Denver. Toby simply says, "You have to stop."

Toby has lines in every episode he appears in, with the following exceptions:

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