That’s why Gary Cole is back as Bill Lumbergh in these new HipChat ads, being the world’s worst boss like only Bill Lumbergh can be.

Lumbergh is back, though sadly not for an Office Space sequel. But he’s just as lunkheaded as ever for this series of ads from the innovative service HipChat. Check him out below.

The cult classic Office Space skewers a dysfunctional, depressing workplace and plays it for huge laughs; the epic struggle between Peter Gibbons, the suffering hero, and Bill Lumbergh, his ...

Lumbergh is the micromanager who clearly read every aspect of the training memo; inflexible, non-confrontational, oddly coercive. Lumbergh; "Milt, we're gonna need to go ahead and move you ...

Gary Cole (Office Space, American Gothic, The Brady Bunch Movie) is awesome. No, that's not the news story, since that really should be "news" to no one. The story is that Cole, who is on my short ...

MSNBC’s Chris Hayes likened Elon Musk to Bill Lumbergh, the chief antagonist of Mike Judge’s 1999 dark comedy classic Office Space, on his show Tuesday evening. Lumbergh, the fictional manager ...

Lumbergh was the overbearing boss in the 1999 cult classic. He always walked around the office with his coffee mug and he always seemed to need extra help on Saturdays.

Enough to make Bill Lumbergh (of “ Office Space ” fame) and his consultant minions choke on their coffee, according to a story in the Journal of Applied Psychology, which presumably outlines ...

Bill Lumbergh and Miranda Priestley may both be very different fictional movie (and book, for the latter) characters, but they share something in common. They’re both terrible bosses.

Lumbergh drives a Porsche with novelty plates and wears a shirt only a conceited boss could pull off. There’s a good chance Lumbergh reminds you of at least one boss you’ve had in your career ...