I wonder how that would have worked out if they kept her on longer. Jim might not have ever expressed his feelings for Pam on Casino Night which means she might have married Roy and Jim wouldn't have taken the job in Stamford. It was probably better for the show for Amy not to be on it longer since they got Ed Helms…

which was a three whole years before she was on The Office.

the fact that Dwight's shirt was from an Anime Convention

and then they get into a hot tub!

Michael: Ah, Katy. Wow. Look at you. You are, uh you're like the new and improved Pam. Pam 6.0.

Jim isn't always Mr Nice-Paper-Salesman.

Any time Michael and Jan hooking up is mentioned.

It's probably a little of Column A and Column B but her film career probably had something to do with it as well. If you look at her filmography it started to take off right after Junebug (2005) and her last appearance on The Office was in January of 2006 so she was probably filming something around that time. She's…

I really don't know the main reason for him breaking up with Katy other than the circumstances surrounding the events of "Booze Cruise." Obviously there was some problem with the two of them as when asked where Katy has been by Ryan in "E-mail Surveillance" Jim says "I actually haven't talked to her in a while" and…

SPOILER ALERT.

on the whole Jim & Karen topic: Krasinski and Jones actually dated before she was on the show.

@avclub-ae75b895689d74f9c5a1baae54ff8a4a:disqus Just chalk that up to that line being written before they ever cast the role of Todd Packer.

We call that "The Rabin"

"One of the greatest things I heard someone say about him is, ‘He’s so great at doing impersonations. But the greatest impersonation he does is that of a normal person,’”Moss, 30, told New York Post's Page Six in March 2012, adding, "To me, that sums it up.”

Same. How about Carell only doing commentaries for episodes in Season 1? Or John not doing any after Season 3 I believe. It amazed me that Steve never did another commentary considering how into it he seemed on the Season 1 disc.

A line that was changed that might have actually been funnier was when Jim is talking to Pam and Dwight (who is holding a manilla folder) says "Jim, can I talk to you about… the paper products?" but another line that was not used was "Jim, can I talk to you about…what's in this folder?"

I think EVERYONE likes 1-3 better than everything after. 4 gets some love (especially Dinner Party) and the only love that 5 gets is the Michael Scott Paper Company Arch. Season 6 I barely remember and 7 was Michael Scott leaving. 8 was dreadful and 9 had a couple of good episodes and the Finale. Season 1 is love/hate…

I think I might have said it in last week's review but you could leave Seasons 1-3 alone and then take 4-9 and edit it down to make another great 3 seasons.

The lighting was terrible too.

It's only "(Classic)' because TV Club reviewing of the show didn't start until Season 4.  And TV Club itself didn't start until 2007, I believe.