They show his table again and he's the only one there who isn't in the shot.

Great episode, a little more old schoolish. Good catch on the Steve Carrell thing didn't notice till I read the thread. It would be funny if he could make random appearances in disguise during the season.

So is it Carell making random appearances, or is Michael Scott stalking his ex-employees in disguise?? He gave the camera one of those awkward glances like Michael.

I think the answer to this is obvious.

As silly as my theory sounds, why would NBC deny such an apparent cameo?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...JJ8P_blog.html

unless this is definitely the final season of The Office, this is waaaaaayyyyyyyyy too soon for an uncredited cameo by Carrell.

Seems weird NBC denied it considering Steve Carrell tweeted this the night the episode aired:

"Team Queerenstein Bears!"

Look at that tweet again. Steve Carrell was never on The Office.

Would you like to add to the discussion after I acknowledge the correct spelling?

Calm down. I think I did add to the discussion. I wasn't referring to your spelling. I was referring to the spelling on the Twitter account. That's a fake account.

These three posts don't make any sense to me, oh well.

My mistake. Sorry man, I thought you were spell checking my post itself.

Ok now I understand.

No problem. Most celebrities will have their accounts verified and you'll see a blue check mark next to their name. For instance, here's all the Rainn Wilson accounts. The one with the blue check mark has been verified as being the real Rainn Wilson. https://twitter.com/#!/search/users/rainn%20wilson

I think he's also (barely) visible in the last shot before the last commercial break, the one where they are trying to lift Kevin, in the deep background behind Meredith.