nice touch having a review from Gareth Keenan.

My guess is that beyond the review from sprinklesmom and the review from JandP, the rest are submitted by tripadvisor.com users who also happen to be Office fans.

I loved his interrupting her last outburst with "Stop! Think about it" and then just turning and walking away. Darrell is my new favorite non-major character.

Anyone else get annoyed by the camerawork and editing in this one? A decent episode but liked "Fun Run" and "Dunder Mifflin Infinity" episodes more. Some fantastic Pam/Jim/Dwight moments though.

yep
no problem with me with the driving into the lake but I cringe each and everytime we visit the beet farm
those scenes really do take the otherwise brilliant show to a whole new level of stupid

Not the best episode for me but still entertaining.
I'm glad old Dwight is back. His whining was getting too much. I hate that stuff in real life and on tv.

Voyagereuse
Posted on: 3:58 pm, yesterday

Guess who's on TA?
None other than Dwight Schrute and his B&B, Schrute Farms!!!!!!! I kid you NOT. Here is the link.
I wrote a review myself today of Schrute Farms and hope it gets posted.
Tonight's episode of The Office is going to mention TA.

Anybody else loved the bit of Stanley doing the commentary over speakerphone? That was brilliant I think.

And I loved the Beet Farm segment with PB&J. Anything that puts Pam in freaking PJS and a tanktop is fine by me.

Yeah, and nicer touch throwing in the bit about the farmer not having a wife, re: the bag of grain, the fox and the chicken.


Aye!

It was pretty funny when Pam was looking for the source of the slamming sound and found it to be Mose in the outhouse with the door slamming.

Overall, a pretty good episode, IMO. Nice balance of humour and seriousness.

I liked when Darrell was leaving the conference room and Ryan started to square off on him for a split second then looked away because he didn't want to get his ass kicked by the scary black guy.

That was great. He even pretended to brush something off his shirt. That part, Andy's legs spread wide as he stood at Pam's desk, and Pam looking out the window and seeing Mose on the shitter had me rolling.

"One word, two syllables: Demarcation."

at Jan screeching into the parking lot and tossing her keys to Oscar like he was some sort of valet...

Am I correct in my take on the Jan/Michael situation?

Jan really had no clue Michael was completely broke and seems to honestly care more for Michael as a person than his money?

good episode. loved the Dwight farm stuff with jim and pam.

That seems to be what happened.

Having been his boss, Jan obviously knows what Michael makes, but she had no idea about his prior debt and lack of savings (previously referenced in the show).

This was the best episode so far this season. I love this show!

Glad to see the old Dwigt back.





That's what she said.

Good thing Michael has his future comedy album sales to fall back on.

My wife and I laughed to the point of tears for 5 straight minutes after seeing Mose chasing the car. We had to pause it and collect ourselves before continuing on.

Mose chasing after the car reminder me of Torgo in Manos: The Hands of Fate.

http://www.nbc.com/The_Office/video/#mea=169248

pretty good deleted scene

In a deleted scene from season 3, Jan mentions one of the things she regrets - begin so litigious with her family. In this episode, she says that her family wouldn't talk to her "on advice of counsel" so there must be some big legal issues going on in the family. It hasn't been explained beyond that.

anyone notice Angela, wanted to have dinner with Andy, but said "no vegetables"?
isn't she a vegatarian? (dwali episode)

I said the exact thing to my wife when she said that. "Isn't she a vegetarian?"

One great line nobody's mentioned was Pam's "Now that I think about it, Andy and Angela would be great together. But I couldn't do that to Dwight. Or Angela. Or Andy."