I felt so bad for Ty-lor. First I felt bad for his chosen name, but everything from his sliced hand to his grilling hell made me feel genuine pity.

Was it just me, or did it seem like Heather messed up the entire steak course by being bossy? (Bossiness without real leadership skills bums me out.) She was telling people wait, don't plate, plate, don't wait, go over here, cook this, cook that, but she didn't even know the status of the kitchen. She just wanted to…

She made tres leches cake. You make that with three kinds of milk + a good cake recipe. I know she has baking experience, but I think Ed helped her out with a good cake recipe, not sure.

They've all changed a lot since high school; it could very well be that they never made the connection between the Waitress and Nicki Potnick (especially if she used to be a loser and then blossomed into a hot waitress (when they first met her)).

He's definitely Irish Catholic

That line was completely pointless to me. Just let Stanley rant, man. That's funny in itself. I don't need Jim's smug face interrupting that.

Ooh I like that! With the gimmick being a character taking control of the camera, doing videoblog type things, camera angles from the desks, bad editing, etc. (Or wait… maybe that'd be a better NBC website or DVD feature or something.)

So yeah I cracked up at the Hard Ass hat

IMHO, the difference between Andy and Michael is small but crucial: Andy was once a colleague and friend, well-liked by everyone in the office, and he still is, in the eyes of most people in the office. Michael was never a colleague or friend but wanted to be desperately. Only after seasons of desperation did Michael…

I thought it was funny that a "who farted?" joke was the meanest thing Kelly could come up with.

Uh if anything they all went from dead-ended dead-eyed in the 1st season to happy-go-lucky pranksters and friends

Who?

Where the HELL are Beyonce's and Rihanna's albums?

Jim is such a dick!

I sorta get the feeling that none of them were surprised except Chris — and even he wasn't as shocked as he was disturbed that he was going to have to conduct an investigation.

She was just that determined to see dong.

I love it when she denigrates her husband.

Yeah! One of my friends has a motorcycle collection, and just sitting on one is terrifying, let alone scooting around on one. I cracked up when he fell over — they nailed that.

I actually found the "lackadasical" retelling pretty funny. Summaries of the gang's exploits really do sound stupid, and it made me laugh that it was all lost in translation (and some of it was actually understood through translation and it was still horrifying).

I liked how he introduced her as "MRS. Robert California" and she gave him the side-eye and added "…just call me Susan."