I agree with the article above, but I think it's just another example of the loss of subtlety in the Office storytelling overall. It's no secret that as the seasons went on the jokes became more slapstick, the personalities more cartoonish, and the plotlines virtually nonsensical at times. And so it went with the…

That's what I would like to think, that Andy really doesn't have a personality of his own. Because of his low self-esteem from being raised by overbearing parents who treated him like shit (didn't he say at one point that his parents renamed him as a child after they decided his brother should have his father's name?…

That's what I would like to think, that Andy really doesn't have a personality of his own. Because of his low self-esteem from being raised by overbearing parents who treated him like shit (didn't he say at one point that his parents renamed him as a child after they decided his brother should have his father's name?…

Look at banter, Michael!

There's an awful lot of "oeuvres" in this article.

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Before I even opened the news story I would have been willing to bet a week's salary that O'Neal put Gwyneth Paltrow's picture at the top.

These children would beg to differ:

Joel: They have this thing called "Netflix" now…

I'm still chewing on last night's episodes to figure out if I liked them or not, but I did notice a few random things:

I'm still chewing on last night's episodes to figure out if I liked them or not, but I did notice a few random things:

I disagree, but of course the tone was completely different than all other children's shows, so I can see why you might be. I suppose his directness could be seen as unsettling too, although I always found it comforting.

I did watch a lot of Captain Kangaroo back then, but it was a different kind of show. The Captain was more interested in entertaining kids with simple skits and jokes, whereas Mr. Rogers was more concerned with reaching them by tapping universal themes. And while I haven't really seen much of Captain Kangaroo since I…

If you replace "couple" with "several" in your sentence, then the same could be said for The Office.

So what was Fozzi's joke?? Vilken oppningsvits jag har at er… den ar stortrolig!

It will contain the whole of Western literature.

I for one can't wait for all the groundless rumors, as well as the gnashing of teeth over said rumors, to really kick in now. And just to start things off, let me try to make one up now… hmmm, let's see…

And in case this story is not depressing enough, Saltz also says Robbins has terminal cancer, speculating that his behavior could be because the cancer has metasticized in his brain.

All those lost baseball games, eaten kites, and having Lucy pull the football away finally took their toll.

Stop Looking At My Linus, Charlie Brown.