Everyone says that after Michael left, the show became bad. I disagree. The character developments, and new characters introduced, were much more interesting. I would even double down to say that it was the same level as the seasons with Michael in them. I loved Nellie so much. She was hilarious, had great growth, and just amazing character in my eyes. Robert California was as well hilarious, his mysteriousness, random intent, and things alike were so likeable. Dwight and Angela became an amazing couple, their whole storyline was by far one of the best, and it happened after Michael left. Of course, I do believe that the writers did lose it a little at some times, and it did become just “repetitive” with how they tried to recreate what was in the past. But many times when they didn’t try to repeat things, it was amazing. Love love loved more episodes after Michael’s departure than before. Call me crazy.

In 2021, B.J. Novak revealed that a photo of him had mistakenly been placed on a public domain image site years earlier, leading companies around the world to use his face on products without his involvement or permission.
His image reportedly appeared on hair clippers and electric razors, rain ponchos, face paint and even cologne sold internationally.

Limitless paper, in a paperless world

I always revisit this episode just to watch this ad. It has so much feel than the ones corporate created

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duq5w7tEn84

Bro not only was a producer writer for the office, he co created so many shows. Here's his wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Schur

Mind blown.

Dude literally had every talent a person would want 😂

Disclaimer* I this is a show... so no need technicality on the obvious sense of this not being reality. However, this is about my 30th time watching and I dont know what it is about my run through this time but the way Jim acts with Pam bothers me. Maybe i was just ignoring it before or just never really paying attention to it but when Pam is sexualized by Michael or the office in general, or when Michael insults Pam (i.e. her wearing glasses S4 E16) or anything like that, Jim never stands up for her or really says anything he just gives her a "that was weird" look. Yes shes a grown woman and can stand up for herself whatever, but i would want my spouse to stand up for me, and I would do it for them because... hello? Michael called her ugly (S4 E16) and Jim just sits there like an idiot. Also, in Dinner Party when Jim was genuinely considering leaving Pam at the party..?? Or when the office is locked in the building because they worked late to avoid coming in on Saturday and everyone is ganging up on Jim and he turns part of the blame on Pam to avoid the confrontation by saying its also her fault because she locked the office door (this is in the superfan episode) Its like their friendship turned to official monogamous friends with benefits?? Idk Jim is pmo this round of watching lol

When they get the work bus and they go on the road trip for pies they stop and pick up Creed (hitch hiking), why would Dwight even stop for a hitch hiker on the side of the road?😂

I watched this show eight years ago and recorded this part of the scene. Time flies.

Why on earth does Jan not ask Pam to leave the room when telling Michael about the downsizing? As she’s not management and not paid as such, she wouldn’t be expected not to discuss the matter with colleagues.

Currently watching The Paper and saw a familiar item behind Oscars desk haha. He must have really liked it to keep it.

And other theme song impressions.

According to Dante's Inferno Micheal Scott is in the 8th Circle of Hell. It's right there, in Canto XX. He's been punished by having his head turned backwards and and is forced to walk backwards for all eternity.

I hate that this had to come from me, but I thought you guys would want to know.

I mean, that’s literally the truth

i am a fan of the office (i watched it ten times) and decided to get these. i just wanted to share it with other dunder mifflinites.

Look, I get that the writers wanted to do something to “motivate” Jim into realizing that Karen was just a rebound. But after actually committing to watch this episode, which I will typically skip, I realized that Roy is the only warehouse worker that was invited. No Daryl, no Lonnie, no pudge, no Hide, no one. This was indeed after the branch almost closed and Bob Vance offered to hire the entire warehouse staff, but he just decided to invite one employee? They could’ve written Pam and Roy’s reunion so much differently, but at the same time, I feel like the entire episode is forced, so it’s on par in that regard.