Remember when Pam went off to school and the office was tryin to lose weight and Stanley was voluntarily taking the stairs? Those were good days.
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He's directed a crazy amount of Office episodes, too. And he was a co-executive producer there for awhile, too.
Sounds like my kind of mayor! Hot dog!
And cats!
Mission Accomplished!!
"Like there's any emotion in those eyes!"
"Mother Earth, Father Sky, and good ol' Uncle Tony!"
I'm 99% convinced that that was Fred Armisen's voice; I rewound it four or five times out of pure frustration.
If they bring back Leslie's news bits, I hope beyond hope for a Tina Fey cameo.
With a whole new lineup!
The number of love triangles was discussed on the Junior Salesman/Vandalism threads a few weeks back.
That bummed me out. Perkins did that at the yard sale or whateva. Who the crap is 'Rob'? I wanna see a Mark up in here!
Erin mentioned that Andy made little-to-no-effort to contact her during his time at sea, so I don't think 'heartbroken' is what I'd call it. And yes, Pete and Erin flirted, but they didn't officially date until she broke it off. So, fair game.
I was going to reference Pam's dream home after your first sentence, but you got it in there. Between that and Pam's sketch of the Dunder Mifflin building, I've never gotten the feeling that leaving Scranton was ever on her agenda. Whether that was her cowardly-ness, her going-nowhere relationship with Roy, or her…
I kinda got the feeling that she took the interview as a favor to Jim, and nothing more.
As a fellow self-appointed 'true office fan,' I rightfully disagree.
The Jim/Pam dinner scene was great, but with how he reacted it made me wonder what they 'fought' about on Valentines Day. How did the whole 'I don't want to move to Philly' conversation not come up?
Is there an 'Inventory' for all the shows-within-shows that should exist? Between this and Bitch Hunter, I want to live in another universe.