outstanding episode.
***The Office - Season 6***
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I thought the interactions between Dwight and Ryan were pretty funny. Ryan kept stealing Dwight's nerdy movie references and Dwight telling the camera that he's going to have to enact a diabolical plot on him after they are done with Jim... good stuff, IMO.
Best line of the night....
Dwight: "I wish I had lair"
Dwight: "I wish I had lair"
I thought Dwight and Ryan together were pretty funny.
Let's do the stuff to Jim that they did to him in Saw.
Let's do the stuff to Jim that they did to him in Saw.
My favorite was when Ryan was trying to threaten the IT guy and couldn't crush the can, then Dwight just crushed an apple with his bare hand.
Good episode, but for the writers going one line too far to portray Michael as a bumbling bewb. Him shouting out "Texas" when Jo was discussing where Tallahassee was, after already discussing that Sabre was from Florida, was unnecessary. We get it, he's not bright, but even he knew better than that.
I also may be nit-picking, but I don't like how Ryan has been portrayed of late. They seem to be dumbing him down. Remember, he was a savvy, smart business school grad - the best plot he can come up with to get back at Jim is a torture scene from a B-movie?
I also may be nit-picking, but I don't like how Ryan has been portrayed of late. They seem to be dumbing him down. Remember, he was a savvy, smart business school grad - the best plot he can come up with to get back at Jim is a torture scene from a B-movie?
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Remember, he was a savvy, smart business school grad
You remember him much differently than I do. He was a jargon-talker with no discernible skills to back it up. He was promoted way beyond his level of capability due to an MBA.
Agree about Ryan becoming much dumber than he was.
I also wish they would've let the Michael in sales story play out for a couple episodes.
I also wish they would've let the Michael in sales story play out for a couple episodes.
Jo to Andy... "they love a great crotch"
pan to erin who gives a very agreeable smile
pan to erin who gives a very agreeable smile
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I also wish they would've let the Michael in sales story play out for a couple episodes.
Yeah they certainly could have milked that for a while if they had chosen. I was looking forward to seeing Michael back in the role that he was truly good at. But regardless, with the new developments, there are plenty of ways they can go and the series should be fresh for quite a while.
They're so goofy, I absolutely can't wait for Andy and Erin to get together.
I am really glad Jim is back to sales and at his old desk. It just feels right. At the end where he was messing with Dwight and he and Pm exchanged glances was great. I agree it would of been interesting to see them play out the Michael in sales for a few episodes. Above all of Michael's stupidity he was always a great salesman and people person. His first day he signed a new account with a strip club!
Can someone tell me why Ryan is wearing all of the different outfits? Have they ever explained that?
Can someone tell me why Ryan is wearing all of the different outfits? Have they ever explained that?
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Can someone tell me why Ryan is wearing all of the different outfits? Have they ever explained that?
I think it is just Ryan trying to be a hipster.
I don't think Michael actually signed up a stip club. I think he signed up the ladies fitness center called "Curves". Hence the comment that he saw some of the dancers going in and Kevin would like them.
Just watched this... Great episode. Did anybody else notice that the voice of the lady from the Vancouver hotel at the beginning sounded like Karen (Rashida Jones)? I'm pretty sure that it was her
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I don't think Michael actually signed up a stip club. I think he signed up the ladies fitness center called "Curves". Hence the comment that he saw some of the dancers going in and Kevin would like them.
Yeah, that was subtle, but awesome. He said he signed up a Gentleman's Club named "Curves".
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It is from the manual... "Manuel who"??
LOVED this line.
Ha - that "Curves" line was pretty good and it totally went over my head...
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Remember, he was a savvy, smart business school grad
Their is no such thing.
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Good episode, but for the writers going one line too far to portray Michael as a bumbling bewb. Him shouting out "Texas" when Jo was discussing where Tallahassee was, after already discussing that Sabre was from Florida, was unnecessary. We get it, he's not bright, but even he knew better than that.
I also may be nit-picking, but I don't like how Ryan has been portrayed of late. They seem to be dumbing him down. Remember, he was a savvy, smart business school grad - the best plot he can come up with to get back at Jim is a torture scene from a B-movie?
You just MAY be nit-picking? No dude... re-read this... you are 100% nit-picking.
Forgot to mention that this episode was directed by the director of (500) Days of Summer and the upcoming reboot of the SpiderMan franchise.
I don't know, I think Ryan is just screwing with Dwight.
the last episode was the first time i had laughed out loud at the office.
FANTASTIC episode.
FANTASTIC episode.
I think Ryan just doesn't care anymore. He's gone from the bottom to the top and back and now just wants to screw around.
And he hates Jim.
My bad. I guess I didn't catch the name of the gentleman's club he signed.
Erin " Awww a dog and a bird"
Andy " yep, that's Snoopy and Woodstock"
Erin "Awww you named them?!"
Andy "well Charles Schultz did"
Brilliant!!
Andy " yep, that's Snoopy and Woodstock"
Erin "Awww you named them?!"
Andy "well Charles Schultz did"
Brilliant!!
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Their is no such thing
fail
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Agree about Ryan becoming much dumber than he was.
I think Ryan's doing this on purpose. He's angling for something, not sure what. I mean come on IRL he'd never be back at that company, he'd have just moved on. He's playing a humble area right now for some reason.
Overall the last few episodes have been very, very funny. The curves thing was hilarious.
Michael's line about "not being able to go near a cigarette without thinking of a *****...and vice versa" had me rolling.
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Exactly. Especially vice versa. Cigarettes making him think of p***ses is funny. Vice versa means when he is around p***ses he thinks of cigarettes. Why would he be around any p***s but his own?
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Exactly. Especially vice versa. Cigarettes making him think of p***ses is funny. Vice versa means when he is around p***ses he thinks of cigarettes. Why would he be around any p***s but his own?
Whatchu talking bout, Willis?
Dwight is awesome.
"I want to have child for business reasons and I want you to be the mother. If you agree say nothing... if you disagree say anything. Very well. Lets meet at 4pm at our old meeting spot and bang it out."
"Irrelevant question...Section 5a: Child shall be male."
"I want to have child for business reasons and I want you to be the mother. If you agree say nothing... if you disagree say anything. Very well. Lets meet at 4pm at our old meeting spot and bang it out."
"Irrelevant question...Section 5a: Child shall be male."
Lol @ Michael, Kevin, & Jim consoling Pam.
this show is terrible
I have a concussion from being beaten over the head with the message hammer.
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