Suits in Joe Quincy's Office

Business suits joked about during Associate Counsel Joe Quincy's orientation in his grungy steam pipe trunk distribution venue office. Blair Spoonhour, C.J. Cregg, and others tease that staff could hang them on the exposed steam pipe to press wrinkles with ambient heat. This gag paints the office's rundown conditions without showing the suits themselves, fueling ribbing that welcomes Quincy as the Vice President's lawyer.

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Purpose

Professional attire for White House lawyers; proposed for makeshift steam-pressing by hanging on exposed pipes

Significance

Comic set dressing that highlights office squalor, staff hierarchy, and playful hazing of Quincy as outsider, setting tone for his role in upcoming legal issues like the NASA leak

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

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S4E21 · Life on Mars

Orientation by Ribbing — Quincy Entrenched as Hoynes' Counsel

Suits are referenced as a gag—C.J. and Joe joke about hanging them on the exposed pipe to press wrinkles—supporting the scene's tonal mix of levity and drab surroundings.

Before: Imagined or hypothetical suits (not physically shown) exist as part of the banter.

After: Remain a conversational image; no physical change.

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