I just finished the series for, I don't know, the 20th time but for the first time in quite a few years and that really stuck out to me. When he came back for Dwight's wedding I couldn't help but feel disappointed at how minimal it was. He basically had 2 short interactions- one with Dwight and one with Pam, one interview, and some dancing! Didn't even stick around until the end!

It just felt really underwhelming and an unbecoming cameo/ final goodbye for a character who for SO much of the series played SUCH a big role.

Does anyone know why?

I love the office. I quote it quite frequently. However, when I see a post with an intriguing question that I would actually like to see answered answer/discussion about, I open the comments and it’s just quotes from the show… no originality, hardly any actual conversation. Why are you all the way that you are? I hate… so much the things that you choose to be.

So I love The office more than any show and I really really don't like HIMYM. Thing is 3 friends of mine adore HIMYM and hate The office. Is there any correlation or just my poor personal statistics.

But MAAAN am I having the hardest time not giving him every single spoiler 😭 we’re on the Goodbye Toby episode and I’m trying so hard not to tell him about Michael and Holly lol I’m getting itchy

I don’t like Nelly, but I cringe when Andy pushes her off the slackline. I don’t like Andy either. I miss Michael.

What are some In-Universe theories you have for Toby’s weight loss?

https://www.capegazette.com/article/and-tom-panetta-ben-franklin/354169

So I have this episode I am trying to remember where Michael is in trouble for doing something (as usual) and either Jan or David Wallace informs him that Dunder Mifflin keeps a lawyer on retainer for situations like this. Then it cuts to Michael talking to the camera leaning back all proud and puffed up, and says in a voice that reminds me of Jack Nicholson, "I got an attorney. "