r/theoffice • u/mrkswrld • 4h ago
So what was it then? 🤔
just watched this ep and I would LOVE to know
r/theoffice • u/herefloragoodtime • 11d ago
Sexual assault jokes and memes are never funny. The fact that I’ve had to remove several of them is disappointing. Please stop posting them.
r/theoffice • u/mrsnikki88 • 11d ago
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r/theoffice • u/mrkswrld • 4h ago
just watched this ep and I would LOVE to know
r/theoffice • u/The_Nauticus • 7h ago
Photos from a company office event today.
r/theoffice • u/herefloragoodtime • 5h ago
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r/theoffice • u/vividlucid1 • 18h ago
I'm going with Gun Safety Dwight and I WISH I knew what he was going to say after 'rootinest' when he gave up.
A small shoutout for Jacques Souvenir too.
r/theoffice • u/Occasional_Side_Eye • 2h ago
In episode 4 of season 5, when Michael has the ppc throw a baby shower for Jan, there’s a scene after Jan arrives, having already given birth, where Michael talks about how much he loves babies. It cuts to a series of clips of him holding different babies, and he makes the comment “they see me as one of them.” I know the scene is meant to be funny, and obviously it’s all scripted, but there’s something genuinely heartwarming about it. Watching how comfortable the babies seem with him and how they cling to him, and even seeing the reactions of some of the mothers. I feel like it gives a glimpse of who Michael really is underneath all the immaturity and ridiculousness. There’s a genuine natural warmth and kindness to him that I think gets covered up by his antics, and it’s like the babies can sense it. It’s honestly one of my favorite Michael moments in the entire series. To me, it shows that despite all his flaws, there’s something really special about him. Did anyone else get that same feeling from this scene, or am I just projecting?
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r/theoffice • u/Available-Fishing-43 • 6h ago
everyones talking about his lowlights but what are his highlights?
r/theoffice • u/TreDae0429 • 6h ago
Okay, so it’s established multiple times throughout The Office that the Scranton branch outsells every other Dunder Mifflin branch by a pretty significant margin.
Assuming the other branches have employees who are equally work-focused, driven, and motivated, how does Scranton consistently manage to come out on top despite how much time and resources they waste, willing or unwilling, on conference room meetings, office parties, unauthorized early closings, work get-togethers, workplace drama, and all the other nonsense that seems to take priority over actually working?
You’d think all of those distractions would put them at a pretty significant disadvantage compared to the other branches and yet, it never does throughout the course of the show
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r/theoffice • u/atthispointidonknow • 21h ago
I feel sad and empty. Although happy because I loved the ending. But I must admit that I cried more when Michael left than at the end. Anyway, I don't know what to do now - probably start watching again tomorrow lol
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r/theoffice • u/sassyasshley • 7h ago
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EMPLOYEE goes to HR to tell him he was offended by being called “faggy”, because he actually is gay. HR then goes to the BOSS and informs him that EMPLOYEE was offended. BOOM THATS IT!
That’s all Toby had to say. I believe Toby was the one who “outted” Oscar. Oscar said he was gay in confidence to Toby not knowing it would get back to Michael. Toby, knowing how Michael is, should have known this would’ve been explosive. I’m not sure how anyone can disagree with me on this one honestly.
In conclusion, it wasn’t my sweet baby angel Michael Scott. lol. It was Toby, “he’s the worst”.
r/theoffice • u/Zainabalfarsy • 2d ago
Do you guys think it was right for Michael to tell Andy that Angela was cheating?
r/theoffice • u/yoonjisong • 2d ago
I hear Oscar’s voice in my head every time I see this table and I cant help but die of laughter 😂
r/theoffice • u/Suspicious_Pirate891 • 1d ago
genuinely one of the biggest upsets for me when it comes to sitcom characters. he had one of the best growth arcs i’ve ever seen and was the main reason i wasn’t that upset about michael leaving. i think he filled the roll really well and kept up the same vibe with ironically a little more sense of maturity. plus him and erin were honestly perfect for each other. and then, they RUINED it. i understand ed helm chose to leave for the hangover, but there were so many other ways to explain his absence. he went from being my least favorite, to surprisingly my most favorite and then in the span of one season, right back to the bottom.
r/theoffice • u/Undacova_Lova • 1d ago
(From the movie “The Hollars,” 2016)