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Michael - "You do respect dibs, don't you"
Dwight - "I'm not a barbarian"
Had me rolling.
Dwight - "I'm not a barbarian"
Had me rolling.
I was wondering why Michael never went back for his Rolodex, but then I remembered Pam saying she spent several days putting the entire thing onto his Blackberry...
which he now uses as a nightlight.
which he now uses as a nightlight.
this was one of my favorite episoded ever of this show. i was rolling pretty much the whole time.
They could have stretched this one out to an hour, there was so much potential. Some of it felt rushed, but it was great overall.
I don't think anyone mentioned Andy's A Capella group wedding song as a highlight (only $9000 for room/board/travel/performance!) I'm drawing a blank - what was the name of the group?
I was disappointed that they didn't have any Jim vs new manager tension. Why is Jim suddenly back to pulling an elaborate prank if he is supposed to be paranoid about pleasing the new manager. At least they could have had Andy get the manager involved with Jim's intervention.
I don't think anyone mentioned Andy's A Capella group wedding song as a highlight (only $9000 for room/board/travel/performance!) I'm drawing a blank - what was the name of the group?
I was disappointed that they didn't have any Jim vs new manager tension. Why is Jim suddenly back to pulling an elaborate prank if he is supposed to be paranoid about pleasing the new manager. At least they could have had Andy get the manager involved with Jim's intervention.
Here Comes Treble.
You guys are seriously overrating this episode. Again, there were some good moments, but overall there were too many problems.
You guys are seriously overrating this episode. Again, there were some good moments, but overall there were too many problems.
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You guys are seriously overrating this episode.
This is why this thread has turned into complete fail this season. People enjoy it, and others are so depressed and bitter in life that they proceed to tell them that they should not have enjoyed it.
If you've reached that point in your life, you should spend less time watching the show and more time looking for a cliff to jump off.
quote:That was great. Don't forget that they also wanted "a table up front for merch." Seriously, who do they think they are? Is anyone at that wedding going to be guying Here Comes Treble shirts and CDs?
I don't think anyone mentioned Andy's A Capella group wedding song as a highlight (only $9000 for room/board/travel/performance!) I'm drawing a blank - what was the name of the group?
I also liked the "what was up with Pam?" "I just don't think she wants a crucifix cake at her wedding."
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20ag07
posted 9:29a, 04/20/09
quote:You guys are seriously overrating this episode.
This is why this thread has turned into complete fail this season. People enjoy it, and others are so depressed and bitter in life that they proceed to tell them that they should not have enjoyed it.
If you've reached that point in your life, you should spend less time watching the show and more time looking for a cliff to jump off.
so anyone who didn't like the episode is depressed and bitter?
No, anyone who tells other people they shouldn't have enjoyed it is. It's one thing to not enjoy it yourself...but to correct everyone else?
fair enough. i loved the ep FWIW.
New Show Thur
quote:That part was great. I loved Andy's bass guitar solo in You Can Call Me Al.
I don't think anyone mentioned Andy's A Capella group wedding song as a highlight (only $9000 for room/board/travel/performance!)
Here Comes Treble. The best episode of the series.
As weird as this sounds, I think I would like to work for a Michael Scott type boss (in a no restraints workplace like MSPC, not where he is being told what to do like in Dunder Mifflin). Cheeseball competitions and daily cheers would keep things interesting.
I really liked the small bit about Dwight hating his sleeves.
It's the little things...
It's the little things...
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As weird as this sounds, I think I would like to work for a Michael Scott type boss (in a no restraints workplace like MSPC, not where he is being told what to do like in Dunder Mifflin). Cheeseball competitions and daily cheers would keep things interesting.
Translation = in that chaos, I soar.
Very smooth job by Michael
Loved tonight's episode. I was waiting for Michael to blow it.
I enjoyed the episode. David Wallace got hosed big time. I too was waiting for Michael to screw it up.
awesome awesome episode.
"I've got a million paper company names."
"Michael..."
"That's one of them!"
"Michael..."
"That's one of them!"
Great episode tonight. I was waiting for Michael to blow it, but he held strong. He even got rid of Charles. Well done Michael and crew. Selling an almost bankrupt company for $60K + getting jobs at the new company is unbelievable. I like where this went tonight.
So did Charles get fired?
I think they just reassigned him to corporate or another branch
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posted 12:24a, 04/10/09
I'm calling it now. Michael Scott paper will become successful, Dunder will buy it from Michael and put him back as regional branch manager with no one right above him.
Thank you..... Thank you
except for that last part...
[This message has been edited by Texaggie7nine (edited 4/23/2009 11:22p).]
And the first part.
Michael Scott Paper Company was never a success.
Michael Scott Paper Company was never a success.
^
It was a success in the sense that MSPC was stealing clients from Dunder and was making a large dent in their revenue.
It was a success in the sense that MSPC was stealing clients from Dunder and was making a large dent in their revenue.
Jim knowing just what to say to set Dwight off was priceless - in the conference room, and the break room. "Bees!"
Wallace's comment when told Dwight was the go-to guy now " I find that excruciatingly unbelievable" or something like that
"Our balls are in your court..."
Wallace's comment when told Dwight was the go-to guy now " I find that excruciatingly unbelievable" or something like that
"Our balls are in your court..."
The CFO knew he was f'd.
He:
- acknowledged not returning Micheal's call
- went from an offer of 12 to 60k in a matter of minutes
- had a shareholder meeting on the horizon
- gave everybody their job back
I loved the episode.
Favorite quote, "I don't care if Ryan murdered his entire family, he's like a son to me".
He:
- acknowledged not returning Micheal's call
- went from an offer of 12 to 60k in a matter of minutes
- had a shareholder meeting on the horizon
- gave everybody their job back
I loved the episode.
Favorite quote, "I don't care if Ryan murdered his entire family, he's like a son to me".
"Look how the turn table . . . "
the Korean trying to get into the van was the only saving grace of that opening scene. good episode. i loved michael giving them the 'ol FU when demanding more.
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"I don't care if Ryan murdered his entire family, he's like a son to me".
I thought they had a quality plot going. I hope they didn't kill it too quick.
And Jim totally saved the day.
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Case of the beet bandit. Missing beets from all over the farm, no footprints. Inside job. Mose in socks. Boom. Case closed.
I like how Jim let Dwight paint himself right out of the picture as far as Charles' confidence in him.
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