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I'm surprised to see your comments because I thought this was another really weak episode.
Really?
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Huh.
To each their own but my wife and I were dying.
To each their own but my wife and I were dying.
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That ending with Toby was effing hilarious.
Absolutely. This may be my favorite moment of the entire series.
"What is this?"
"A reciept for the gun I have"
"You don't carry it with you?"
"What!?!...no, that's a $300 gun, someone could steal it"
Anything Dwight related has been saving grace of this season.
"A reciept for the gun I have"
"You don't carry it with you?"
"What!?!...no, that's a $300 gun, someone could steal it"
Anything Dwight related has been saving grace of this season.
That ending was easily the funniest thing in a long, long time on the show. It felt like they let them improv that part rather than script it and it came out perfectly.
The ending was great, but everything else pretty much sucked. Pam painting the mural and the card stacking sucked the funny out of the episode.
I enjoyed parts of the episode
I thought it was one of the better ones of the season. Dwight's friend killed me "I have been on the receiving end of that many times... and it is DEVASTATING." lol
Great episode
I love how they are all of a sudden just acknowledging the camera crew. When they got in the van, the hitman asked if they were followed and Dwight said, "Well we've had a camera documentary crew detail all of our actions for the last 9 years, but I don't see them now so we're good."
The ending was nails.
The ending was nails.
During the show, a couple times they've had the characters acknowledge or indicate they were aware of the camera crew (usually trying to hide from them) but this is the first time there is a confirmation of them being a documentary crew.
Which good grief, this documentary crew must have gotten one hell of a grant.
Which good grief, this documentary crew must have gotten one hell of a grant.
pretty decent ep. had some funny parts.
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The target...it's Oscar, isn't it? He and the senator are gaying each other!
Everything was so good
i enjoyed all of the arcs this episode. less andy = better, which i would never have predicted a couple seasons ago
Pretty funny episode, but the ending with Toby was classic. It definitely felt like The Office at its prime and reminded me of this clip:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ3tr3g8YMM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ3tr3g8YMM
This was one of the funniest overall episodes since season 1 to me. The end of course was hilarious but I thought Phyllis and Stanley taking advantage of Jim at lunch was funny and the whole hit story.
I'll have the surf n turn with a side of lobster,
and Think creepy thoughts, like this
and Think creepy thoughts, like this
I thought tonight's was a good one.
Dr. F***ggot leaves the show for a few weeks and the Office gets better. I like it.
I thought it was great.
pretty awful episode. only time i might have laughed aloud was at the end with Darryl falling on the table.
that the funniest moment to me was slapstick says something
that the funniest moment to me was slapstick says something
This is the very spoon that guided my soft skull through the birth canal. When I was born. Enjoy.
Overall, I thought it was good.
I laughed at Keven getting upset about messing up the Die Hard line.
I laughed at Keven getting upset about messing up the Die Hard line.
Daryl collpasing killed me.
Good one, but definately won't miss the show that much when it's gone.
Good one, but definately won't miss the show that much when it's gone.
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During the show, a couple times they've had the characters acknowledge or indicate they were aware of the camera crew (usually trying to hide from them) but this is the first time there is a confirmation of them being a documentary crew.
Michael acknowledged it when he left, taking off his wireless microphone and asking them if the documentary will ever air, followed by an unamplified "that's what she said". Can't remember what that was in response to.
Pam asked if the camera got that in a rerun I watched this week. The camera nodded.
And when Jim went to Utica Karen in her first scene talking to the camera said how Jim always makes these faces at the camera.
For whatever reason I really enjoyed the whole Belsnickle character and finding out that it's a legit thing and not just some **** they made up for the sake of making Dwight weirder. Spent way too much time googling that and looking through different versions of Belsnickel and Black Pete after the episode. Very interesting stuff.
Dwights version was better.
Thought it was a good episode. Loved when everyone slowly backed out of the room when Toby started telling the Scranton Strangler story.
Just so we're being clear, those who thought this was a good episode are basing that off of THIS season, right?
I could see how, relatively speaking, it wasn't as bad as some of the others.
I could see how, relatively speaking, it wasn't as bad as some of the others.
Good episode. Funny stuff.
I did think it was pretty funny at the end when Toby couldn't shut up so they ended up making out lol
Daryl falling on the table.
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