I have a feeling that what we saw on TV was the documentary in their world. The first episode that the Scranton people watch is the same first scene from the first episode with Michael and Jim.

Also why didn't Michael join them in the after party? Perhaps since that was also a PBS sponsored event maybe he hated the way he was on camera and shies away from participating? If so that would explain him not being at the panel. (but yes, also for the best Gutepranken)

and imagine I'm doing it with a drink in my hand!

I hated DMI soley for the kidnapping of a pizza boy. Seriously?

The only thing Philadelphia has worse than Scranton is homicide-rate.

'Goodbye Michael' would have been the worst finale for this show. Michael was the main character, if there really ever was one, of The Office but there was so much more to it than him. Granted if the writers knew Season 7 was going to be the last they would have written it differently but leaving the show at 'Goodbye…

Think about all the different members of the staff who have written The Office recaps.

'Dunder Mifflin Infinity' was the first true "dud" for me. 'Chair Model' in that same season also didn't do it for me. Five did have the brilliant 'Michael Scott Paper Company' arc so it was not all bad. Sabre entering the fray in Season 6 was the turning point for me. I also think Holly being ripped away from Michael…

2nd or 3rd are the bestest.

a/s/l?

You can just go ahead and move a little bit to the left. Yeah, that's it. Great.

It will be a whole season of "bottle" episodes, one character-centric episodes and flashback episodes.

I was wondering where that asterisks was going.

I read that during one of the seasons of The Office a 30-second commercial was over 100k! I've watched The Office since it inception and cant' recall ever buying anything because of a commercial that was broadcast during their timeslot. (maybe an iPod but it wasn't because it was shown during The Office)

eeeeeeeeeeeeehhhhh?

or get aroused by an episode of The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

I meant that it was only mentioned once by anyone in the office and that was before it was published.

Paul Reiser

Also what are you going to do with a football in New York City?

How is it that no one has brought this up? It was only mentioned once, right? Don and Peggy discovered it.