Re: The Office -- "Customer Loyalty" -- 1/24/13
 

Well that blows.

Re: The Office -- "Customer Loyalty" -- 1/24/13
 

It does, indeed.

I was momentarily happy that there would be a Dan in Real Life sequel, but after reading the article, that was dashed, too.

I might add that I still don't really believe them. I'll be surprised (and disappointed) if they're not just keeping it quiet as a surprise.

Re: The Office -- "Customer Loyalty" -- 1/24/13
 

I dunno. His reasoning makes perfect sense. The character went off in style. And to me, the most significant thing is that he was a very changed man from that first episode.

With that said... I think it would be perfect if at some point, Jim calls Michael for advice and we get to see that they've actually become friends behind the scenes of the documentary. I mean, Michael had his own business in Scranton and maybe he started his own business in Colorado.

I'm not holding my breath...

Re: The Office -- "Customer Loyalty" -- 1/24/13
 

I want a scene where the police are following up on old Scranton Strangler leads with Creed. The cop would ask Creed if he ever met one of the victims, and he would ask, "Wait...was she a great big fat person?"

Re: The Office -- "Customer Loyalty" -- 1/24/13
 

Why would the police be following up on leads to a case that's been closed in which someone has been convicted of the crimes?

Re: The Office -- "Customer Loyalty" -- 1/24/13
 

Toby seems to think the convicted guy didn't do it. And since the Scranton Strangler plot has been going for most of the series, they should probably have a better ending to it than just caught/convicted.

Re: The Office -- "Customer Loyalty" -- 1/24/13
 

I understand that this is probably what the OP meant when he posted, but I'm asking a real question. The police don't investigate closed cases.

Re: The Office -- "Customer Loyalty" -- 1/24/13
 

People also get fired for not working.

Re: The Office -- "Customer Loyalty" -- 1/24/13
 

they would investigate if new evidence came to light that proved the person who was convicted was wrongly convicted.

Re: The Office -- "Customer Loyalty" -- 1/24/13
 

More on the Scranton Strangler, from The Office Boss on a Firing, the Scranton Strangler's Return and Series Finale Surprises

Re: The Office -- "Customer Loyalty" -- 1/24/13
 

:lol:

Re: The Office -- "Customer Loyalty" -- 1/24/13
 

Real police maybe would not investigate, but the fake police (Dwight) might. It would bring it full circle if Dwight somehow was responsible for catching the real strangler, even though he is not allowed to be a volunteer Sheriff anymore.

Re: The Office -- "Customer Loyalty" -- 1/24/13
 

I said that in one of the other episode threads.

The Michael cameo should be simple. After it is revealed that Toby is the strangler Michael gets the final cameo with a simple, "I knew it."