Randy Miller III

Possibly a deleted scene...?

CPA-ESQ.

What is a Newsies?

Groucho

And yes, that's Christian Bale in the foreground.

DeputyDave

I am so glad Michael didn't try "fluffy fingers". I think it would have pushed Michaels character too far into silliness. In fact, the only bad thing about the episode was in me waiting for him to try it with Stanley. When Michael asked for them to be alone I just knew it was going to happen and was cringing (and not for the good reasons this show usually makes me cringe). When he told Stanely that he couldn't talk to him that way because he was the boss... I don't know if I've ever been more impressed with the writers.

DJLinus

Pam in glasses

Like Kevin, that's one of my "things."

macnorton

Kevin given the explanation of Stanley and Michael fighting was great! Sounds like a good friend of mine that can't be witty to save is life.

This is scary similar to something that happened in my office years ago. Everything minus the cement has happened to me at one time or another.

In fact I had a boss (who will remain nameless) ask me once about gangs because he was fearful that his son had fallen in with the wrong crowd:

"Kevin, you have black friends, can you tell me about gangs"?

Not willing to pass this moment up I played along:

"Well, there is the Bloods...that means you have to cut your arm and bleed to get in. And the Crypts...you know that show Six Feet Under...it is that only worse. And do you really want to know about the Latin Kings and what they call a pinata game"?

The look on this guy's face was priceless. And then to hear him repeat this back to a co-work from LA...it made it all worth it.

NiCK Crush

hilarious.

so next week is the last then?

-NiCK

Jacoby Ellsbury

Im thinking the office spinoff has forced the writers to come up with storylines to write some characters off. Seems like Jan, Toby and Stanley are all people that could possibly not be on the show next season, Definitely Jan, that whole dinner party episode was a way to write her off.

I like the jabs Pam was given last night. Not as funny episode as the last couple, but decent.
Michael butchering Dangerfield was pretty good. Good performance by him throughout.

cdollaz

The last scene with Michael doing the Dangerfield bit was painful. It was like every SNL skit these days. Way too long.

Mordred

"Could you say 'This will be due back in a week'"?

heimerSWT

(all of it)

Bill Needle

At least it was intentional...an homage to the original series. The SNL folks think they are mining actual comic gold.

DJLinus

Also, Angela's totally lame Mad-Lib (and Andy's fake laughter) really made me laugh.

Yeah, that was a great scene. The first time we Pam with the glasses, I remarked to a friend how hot I thought she was. Then a little later that scene came up and my friend said, "You're Kevin!"

At least I'm not that creepy with my little fetish.

kefrank

that's pretty much how i feel too. i'm not usually a naysayer, but the humor in this one wasn't as strong from me as it was in most of the other episodes this season.

Boba Fett

It looks like Michael was right all this time about Toby being a complete jerk; first he tries to escalate crap between Michael and Stanley (was I the only one who thought Stanley was justified in getting mad at Michael for constantly stereotyping him?) and then the whole Jim/Ryan deal.

I can hardly wait for Michael's shenanigans regarding the events taking place in the finale.

lotsofdvds

I thought it was pure genius, both in the performance and in why it existed. Having him just continue on through this bad impression, not getting the quotes right, and then eventually becoming other comedians entirely and not getting their quotes right either was quintessential Michael Scott. It's how he dealt with the stress of what just happened to him. And by dealing with it I mean ignoring it entirely and reverting back to his happy-go-lucky, idiotic self.

Jack Straw

No, "Job Fair" is next week, then the 1-hour season finale the week after.

Jack Straw

By the way, the real owner of Andy's Xterra SE is auctioning it off on ebay as a way for the buyer to obtain a piece of Office memorabilia. There a link to the ebay auction through the link below, or below. ALso included is:

- A script of the episode “Did I Stutter” autographed by the entire cast of “The Office”.

- Actual sides used during filming. These sides were found in my glove box as I drove home from work that night. (NOTE: ‘sides’ are shrunken copies of pages in the script that actors use to rehearse their lines for the day)

- Actual ‘prop’ ad that Dwight uses in the show. And some props that were on the car at the time of filming. (i.e.; stickers)



http://www.officetally.com/buy-andys-car

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=140229650269

DJLinus

Found these elsewhere:







Dwight Schrute: Original Assistant Regional Manager (and placed slightly higher than Jim)

Jack Straw

Looks like the "yellow-mensies" is flowing down to Stanley.

JasonF

What are the pink lines?

Aegean2007

NBC just posted high-res PDF files of the chart!

http://www.nbc.com/The_Office/downlo..._org_chart.pdf

And the "emergency" version:
http://www.nbc.com/The_Office/downlo..._org_chart.pdf

birdseye

"Menstruation Legend"

DeputyDave

Jesus, the "Menstuation Legend" is killing me. That and the symbols next to the peoples names...

Intellectual Property of Dwight K. Schrute for 1,000 years.

Meglos

Noticed that Creed's name is in quotations...