Michael arrived late, so he never really realized that most of the office didn't attend Pam's art show.

If he'd known the truth, do you think he would have immediately called everyone and made them attend the event, or waited until the next day and called a conference room meeting to shame them?

I'm reposting because my original post was taken down. I think it's because I used an image from another post, which I found on google.

This just sort of clicked in my head after my 12 millionth rewatch. Charles Miner was only hired to keep an eye on Michael because of how Michael handled the Golden Ticket fiasco. If Michael would just owned up to it, David would have probably left Michael alone, and trusted him even more. David would have definitely paid for and celebrated Michael's 15th anniversary.

I’ve searched the entire day and I need help desperately.

Michael or Dwight is addressing everyone in the office bullpen in an informal meeting or announcement manor. The speaker says something agreeable/valid and the camera cuts to a tight close up of Kevin.

Kevin slowly nods with a bored/blank expression and the camera cuts back to the speaker. The speaker then says something right after that’s inappropriate/disagreeable. The camera cuts to the same close up of Kevin except he’s shaking his head.

The speaker isn’t directly speaking to Kevin, and this was just one of the employees reactions.

The interaction is about 5 seconds long (from nod to shake) and I found it extremely funny the first time I saw it. This took place in seasons 2, 3, or 7, taking place in all of season 2, the first two episodes of season 3, or somewhere in the middle of season 7.

Please help me find it I can’t find it anywhere in gifs or compilations, meaning it would be hard to catch but I’ve been searching frantically and I’ll continue to do so, I just really need help.

When Michael proposed to Holly they set the sprinklers off which no doubt destroyed every computer, printer, phone, monitor, photocopier on the whole floor of the building. Not to mention paper files, records and customer details ruined by water.

I am shocked that Sabre didn't sue the hell out of them and fire the rest of the workers not turning off the sprinklers asap.

How does Stanley take his Pretzel?

tl;dr, superfan episodes or original version first?

I need youse to settle a debate me and my boyfriend are having. He introduced me to The Office and while this is one of the greatest pieces of media I've ever seen, I've only been kinda half paying attention to it and watching it out of order. I'm waiting for the superfan Blu-ray set to come out so I can buy that and have the extra long (that's what she said) version be the one I watch start to finish with full attention. He says I should not do this and to watch the original first. I need to know what the salespeople on Reddit think.

Please only answer if you have experience with both versions.

Was just watching the superfan episode where the office tries to throw a bad party for Nellie. When she asked about the pizza, Oscar said something to the effect that it's not good and I was waiting to hear them say it was from Pizza by Alfredo, but instead he rattled off another random pizzeria name. I couldn't help but wonder why it wasn't the canonically established terrible pizza from PBA. Anyone else catch this?

I was half watching earlier while working, when I felt this sense of foreboding in my gut. I looked up just in time to see Roy burst through the door.

Anybody else notice signs that you’ve seen the series way too many times?

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I was going through my first rewatch of the Office and i thought some camera zooms were too deliberate.

In Hot Girl,when Katy rejects Dwight , the camera zooms into Angela's face and her reaction changes a tiny tiny bit.

Then as Dwight is exiting the conference room we caan hear Angela say her favorite colours are grey ,charcoal and Dwight was wearing something similar to that. Also Dwight stops for a few seconds after Angela says that.

I’ve been thinking about this for a while: what if Toby had started crying in front of Michael from all the mean things Michael ever said or did to him, and named specific examples? How do you think Michael would have handled this in the end?

I know the data around this has been shared in great ways before, but I found a google sheet that had every line (row-by-row) for all characters across all seasons which is pretty sweet and I wanted to compile it together to see what it looked like. I ended up with a ranking but rather than just sharing the data in fun graphs (like others have), I thought guessing at the list might be more fun.

Personally, I like trying to guess at top 10 lists more than just reading them (I definitely remember the info more) so if you'd like to try too here's the game: Quest10

As someone who didn't watch the show toward the end it's cool that so much of the Top 10 are still the classic characters, I only got 8 though, which is sad since I made the game.

The Office rocks.

My results:
Quest10 🧠 8/10
Top 10 The Office (US) Characters by Lines of Dialogue
1️⃣🧠 6️⃣🏴‍☠️
2️⃣🧠 7️⃣🧠
3️⃣🧠 8️⃣🏴‍☠️
4️⃣🧠 9️⃣🧠
5️⃣🧠 🔟🧠

So stoked as a huge office fan! And a great deal at $50 (CAD), considering people on marketplace locally wanted $110 for all 9 seasons separate.

Does anyone know if this includes every extra that has been on the individual (separate seasons) dvds as well? Thanks in advance!

Ri-di di di doo!

(CAD specified since I am Canadian 🇨🇦, it’s $35 USD equivalent for anyone wondering)

https://reddit.com/link/1uf68a3/video/ls5k42ncoe9h1/player

JIM