Dilbert is fired after being wrongly suspected of leaking trade secrets. He is hired by the company's rival and inadvertently brings them down from the inside.

Dilbert and Wally stumble upon a scheme that gets them controlling stake in the company. Dilbert tries his best to make the company a better place to work.

The company calls on the legendarily destructive Bob Bastard to test the Gruntmaster machine.

Dilbert, Wally, and Alice travel to the nation of Elbonia to see how production on the Gruntmaster is going; Dogbert gains diplomatic immunity.

When a flu virus spreads through the workplace and starts mutating its victims, Dilbert realizes that the only possible protection is an office with a door.

After noticing that someone has been messing around in his cubicle, Dilbert discovers that group of "downsized" engineers is responsible.

Dilbert loses "the knack" for engineering after he accidentally takes a sip from his manager's coffee cup.

To solve his company's impending Y2K problem, Dilbert must get someone to reprogram Black Betty, the company's aging mainframe.

Dilbert is annoyed with the hypocrisy of his co-workers after they become interested in charity for all the wrong reasons.

Dilbert is frustrated with the growing number of holidays while Dogbert lobbies Congress to combine all holidays into one day: National Dogbert Day.

The boss picks a hapless Texas redneck family to product-test the Gruntmaster 6000 before it is ready. Dilbert worries that the test will lead to disaster.