The Office (NBC) TV Show • Page 26

Ho ho ho! Why pay more to sit next to old Tranny Claus over there, when you can sit on my lap. Phyllis is only pretending to be a man, I'm the real thing. Sit down on my lap and there will be no doubt!
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No it's not, not like penis-wise.

- Michael Gary Scott

 

The Office Stare Machine

 

My roommates and I are going to an Office trivia night next weekend and I'm so freakin pumped. I think we have a decent chance of winning. Our team name is "Serenity by Jan".

 

Michael Schur: Playing Mose on 'The Office' Was a 'Waking Nightmare'

 

I'm watching the show all the way through for the first time and I just finished the Dinner Party episode and it was...something else.

 

Fun fact: it was the first episode back after the WGA strike

 

That is one of my favorites from a pure comedy level. Some people see it as the start of the show going downhill.

 

it was weirdly dark for the snow, but i still like it

"Kind of an oaky afterbirth."

 

Oh I loved it but yeah it was very dark

 

Dinner Party is my all time favourite episode @kbeef2

 

SNIPSNAPSNIPSNAPSNIPSNAP

 

Company Picnic will always be my favorite. Dinner Party is certainly something though

 

The scene with the tiny TV kills me every time

 

"Michael and Jan seem to be playing their own separate game. And it's called, "Let's see how uncomfortable we can make our guests." And they're both winning."

 

Dinner Party is hilarious. Of course I started watching religiously with the rabies cure walk.

 

the absence of ryan and Kelly really helped season 9

 

Less Mindy Kaling is never a net positive

 

My younger sister recently started the series with her husband and is loving it. She's always loved Carell but she's usually not one for this type of humor.

 

Exactly my thought

 

I never cared for Kelly. I was ready to be done with the Ryan/Kelly relationship by season 5 or 6.

 

Kelly was fine but Ryan was the worst

 

I never watched the later seasons, I should do that but it'll probably never happen.

 

Ryan was good until around season 3 when they already ran out of things to do with his character. He had so many different personalities from that point onward that he was increasingly difficult to like.

 

Wasn't B.J. also a writer/producer of the show? I'm guessing he had a part in how Ryan was depicted