I loved the fact that my wife rented The Island a while back and as we're watching it, I kept asking her: "Are you SURE we didn't rent this already?!?" because it was so familar. She was positive we hadn't. Finally, about halfway through, I just went online, saw the news about the lawsuit with the makers of Parts. I…

I hope they remember that nobody seemed to like it when Andy was an asshole to his ex last season, so it's probably not a good idea to do it again. Maybe she'll break Dwight's heart after all and reveal that he really was tractor-bait the entire time.

Kevin was amazing in that scene. One of his best all-time moments.

Well, it just so happens that right here in the Lehigh Valley, my neighbor right across the street is selling his house. It's kinda small but he raised two kids in it and it's affordable and not too far from the turnpike.

Actually, maybe next week will be the backdoor-pilot into Athlead!spinoff  Where Jim and Pam watch reflectively as Daryl and the Athlead crew sit around the conference table and play a jug-band rendition of "Sons & Daughters".

I'm rather mortified to think that I would basically turn into Kurt Angle from his run in WWE, holding up the medals every five minutes: "Oh yeah?!? Well where are YOUR Gold Medals?!"

Wow. I hadn't yet checked the advance info yet to have seen that, but there you go. I wonder if he has a screenplay.

Anyone want to give odds on whether he repaints the office black?

A chance to see a scorned/angry Oscar getting one good chance to really get some revenge on the Senator in public and to also help out Angela? I think I'd pay to see that…

10,000-1… and if someone ever gives you those odds, you TAKE IT.

I almost forgot about the line where Dwight blew $150K over 20 years on martial arts. So basically $7500/year? are there any martial artists out there who can enlighten me as to how long it should have taken Dwight to get his black belt (I realize that, upon viewing his kata, the answer might be 'never') but also how…

Yup, this has been one of the most underexplained story arcs this season, and it could be so easily explained in some way with just a few lines here and there. From the beginning, all they had to say was that Jim's partner was friends/relatives with a player or agent which would explain how they're attracting clients,…

For the record, I friggin LOVED that talking head with Phyllis & Stanley- their little disagreement about L'il Romeo was so brilliant. And that little look she gave after Stanley's remark was just priceless. That's some of the stuff I'm gonna miss.

I always said that if I was an Olympic medalist of any kind, especially in a sport that didn't allow one to quit their day job, that I would constantly wear that medal around everywhere I went, including on the job.

Hit by car, ends up in a hospital bed next to DeAngelo Vickers?

Yeah, he's pretty good… Could you imagine if this full-on descent into Homer Simpson territory ended up being some long-con where he's been quietly ripping off the company for over a decade? Because THAT would be very Dallas of him…

Thanks for that… part of me wonders if Wallace was just tolerating whatever he could simply to avoid having to officially "fire" Andy and avoid whatever severance responsibilities possible. Annoying price to pay, but probably worth it…

As a licensed attorney in PA, I would take the hour or so drive up to Scranton to take Angela's case. I'm guessing that it's still early in the divorce process, but there's NO way she doesn't end up with child support, much less alimony if she wants it (she might refuse it). And given she has a friend willing to…

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I seem to recall a moment where Wallace quite angrily yelled at Andy to "GET OUT!!"-  and I wasn't sure if I missed what was said where he went from annoying Wallace to legitimately pissing him off, so I thought it was a little off that Wallace was allowing Andy his grand exit with song, applauding at the end. I guess…