Yeah, that was real Michael Scottishly dick of them. But I liked that they had done it more than once and he still fell for it. And he was like "Did she pull through, again?" All hopeful and sincere. He is a treasure.

Yeah, that was real Michael Scottishly dick of them. But I liked that they had done it more than once and he still fell for it. And he was like "Did she pull through, again?" All hopeful and sincere. He is a treasure.

It is! That and his tendency to talk over serious conversations with inane bits of dialogue, because of his hearing problem. I would never, ever get tired of that.

It is! That and his tendency to talk over serious conversations with inane bits of dialogue, because of his hearing problem. I would never, ever get tired of that.

So like, does this mean this show is good and I should start watching it? (sacrasm! this is sarcasm!)

I feel like everyone on this show is slowly becoming Michael Scott.

I feel like everyone on this show is slowly becoming Michael Scott.

Yeah, I was shouting at the TV last night "No! Office! No! I stood up for you in the AV Club comments last week and now you are making me look silly!!"

What I took away from this episode is that Nate is actually the character that needs his own spin off. "Do you return our resumes? Or do you keep them? I'm wondering because I have a chilli recipe written on the back of mine and I want it back."
Seriously. Nate is my favorite thing about The Office lately. He actually…

What I took away from this episode is that Nate is actually the character that needs his own spin off. "Do you return our resumes? Or do you keep them? I'm wondering because I have a chilli recipe written on the back of mine and I want it back."
Seriously. Nate is my favorite thing about The Office lately. He actually…

Well, to be fair, the film crew knew the office wasn't really on fire in the episode because they saw Dwight set it up. And also, rarely has it been the case that there was both a horribly dramatic situation happening, while the film crew were the only people there to help. When Stanley had his heart attack the whole…

Well, to be fair, the film crew knew the office wasn't really on fire in the episode because they saw Dwight set it up. And also, rarely has it been the case that there was both a horribly dramatic situation happening, while the film crew were the only people there to help. When Stanley had his heart attack the whole…

YOU'RE easily the worst character on the show.

Not just any women either! Sarah and Laura Silverman! It's perfect.

As someone who has worked at a small-town newspaper, that whole bit with the buy-out made me incredibly sad. George Wendt did an excellent job. That whole sketch was saved, however, by their decision to make him actually really good at being a linkal-ist. I thought that was a wonderful choice that still allowed us to…

I think Linda might be my favorite character on TV right now. I love how she isn't at all stupid, but she's totally game for all the silly things her kids do. Her playing along with Gene as Bob was the icing on the cake of that whole gag.

I was also bracing for a heart attack, or for the bottom to fall out in some other crazy horrible way in this episode. Then I realized how lazy other shows have made me that I'm always expecting something like that in every episode of this show. I love the way Enlightened respects its audience enough that it doesn't…

I'm 27 and live in NYC and saw more cocaine use in 1 hour last night on HBO than I have in my entire life. Am I boring?

I always just tell people they just have to watch it, but I also warn them to be prepared to feel like they were hit by a truck afterward. I watched season 1 during a long bus trip last summer and I'm sure everyone on that bus thought I was nuts since I ended up cry-laughing the whole damn way.
What I love is that this…

I didn't see that but if Dinklage makes an appearance in the finale I will have a seizure. Seriously, I'm going to wear a bicycle helmet just in case. They billed it as "star studded" so I have hope yet!