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I think the Robert California episodes will end up being like the "Tony's Dream" episodes of The Sopranos. Possibly not the most cohesive in terms of the series' arc but definitely a lot to enjoy there on their own.

Yes, this. I like that he didn't go back to the office because he finally has things that mean more to him. It was important to him to come back for Dwight and Angela's wedding, but it wasn't important to him to be in on everything that was going on after.

@avclub-1c69ddf851e2179ea829c97525e3197b:disqus Ah, okay. Well, that could explain why Rumple seemed not very surprised that they were going to Neverland.

No. You are not. Pam's artistic ability has always been, in my opinion, greatly exaggerated.

They can always paint butts on it again once Jim and Pam are gone.

Hey, Clark was Jan's sex slave for a while. He's paid his dues.

I like to imagine she was sitting at home, watching the documentary with her doctor husband and kids, thinking she dodged a bullet.

I was really surprised that it was just assumed that those were actually Erin's parents instead of just some weirdos. Not that the two are mutually exclusive.

I would have felt less of what you're talking about if I hadn't watched the hour-long retrospective about the show beforehand. But I did, so there you go.

14 to 23, huh? Damn, I'm old.

If it helps, you're probably aging more gracefully than you think. Just like Michael Scott.

In school psychology, no less. Which is what you would expect from someone whose son is a stripper

I know that you meant to put Newhart up there somewhere, so I'll just list it in here for ya.

So Kelly and Erin's "Text or call or email. . . or call!" was completely wasted.

I would bet money that that wasn't even his baby. I don't know whose baby I think it is, but it wasn't his.

I'm a complete sucker because I did not see the Michael Scott cameo coming when it did. But it was limited in such a way that I don't feel it took anything away from Goodbye, Michael. And it's good to know that he and Holly had kids and are happy.

I got the sense that of all the "talking heads", BJ Novak was the most aware that there had been some criticism of the show. Which I appreciated. He said something at one point about "when it was good, that was why it was good". I just appreciated what I considered to be a more realistic perspective on the show, even…

Everything about that night sounds like a dream come true.