What is worse? Faking a fire or a fake firing?

Michael G. Scott rolling like a peyump, gets me every time and I try to use this quote as often as possible

I love Michael but there were times I was genuinely mad at the character. I get it some of the moments reflects his personality and is important to display his growth throughout the season but sometimes he was a dickhead.

Moments that made me mad at him are:

1. Not picking Kevin and Oscar for basketball.
2. Ruining Christmas season 2 by buying expensive gift for Ryan then doing Yankee Swap and then insulting Phyllis’s present.
3. Not taking Toby to the beach.
4. Being dick to Pam’s landlady.
5. Being dick to Justin in Job Fair episode.
6. Being dick to Erin on her early episodes
7. Not a moment but he took Dwight for granted.
8. Not liking The people person's paper people song.
9. breaking up with Pam’s mom on her birthday.

Let me know if there is more bc there should be. These are only on top of my head.

Watching the way Angela treats her fiance Andy especially after he's going through hoop after hoop and constant rude demands with the attitude refusals how did he not snap at times? I'm very patient too patient at times yet I don't know if I could do that not sure how Andy could would anyone else be able to deal with those constant demands lol

Who? What? ....

I keep seeing sources that say creed was hired at under Mifflin in 1990, but if that were the case, Stanley would be the interim manager after Deangelo. Can someone tell me the source that says he was hired in 1990?

I guess I've never paid attention to the subtitles in this particular scene?? In mafia, at the end when michael is bragging about standing up to him while all listen, oscar steps in and goes "just to confirm you backed down an insurance agent from mutual of harrisburg"

I always got confused by Oscar's quick-paced delivery of that line but I, a fan for a decade and someone who's probably close to 100 watches on loop, just thought it was "mutual harassment". Some people say HARRIS-ment instead of HerASment so the pronunciation, while weird, checked out to me. And grotti was harassing michael while michael was pestering him subtly about being a mobster, so I genuinely thought that's what it was. Today i rewatched it for the first after a break and it's I saw "mutual of harrisburg" for the first time in subtitles and i was like dude!!! Lol

So Dwight and Jim start as actual enemies in s1-2 and kinda 3 ish. Only to become basically frenemies/bickering brothers from 3 on. So how do you guys feel about the s6 burning hatred for jim Dwight develops because of Jim getting comanager? I honestly love Dwight and Jim bromance so it bothers me a bit that Dwight genuinely wanted to see Jim destroyed during that whole thing. However, I like to believe that Dwight just really wants manager and finds ALL of his other coworkers beneath him skillwise. I think Dwight was just seething that anyone but himself got the promotion. I honestly don't think it stemmed from a legitimate hatred for Jim.

Am I being optimistic here? Do you guys think Dwight genuinely hated Jim there bc not only was he promoted but he had to answer to someone he specifically doesn't like? Or do you guys agree and Dwight would have been seething over anyone at all getting that promo?

This may have been said before, but I have been wondering if Hunter could be Astrid's dad. I'm rewatching the dinner episode now and it hit me that this is around the time that Jan got pregnant. It would make sense that "that one night" was when Jan conceived Astrid. She later says she went to a sperm bank, but she lies constantly so maybe it really was Hunter? What do you guys think?

Found this wallpaper, enjoy ❤️

…the answer, of course, is yes.

I always thought Michael was being overly paranoid, his urine would have definitely been clean, though I know that's part of the joke I suppose.

If the three-year engagement did not tip off Pam that Roy did not actually want to marry her, you would think him picking Angela over her in this game would have sealed the deal and yet ...

Personally I think its because the actors were so good.

It just hit me, Dwight was way too calm for a fire😂

One thing I really liked about Deangelo’s short stint in The Office is how he kinda put Jim and Pam in their place when it came to the baby. “That baby could be the star of a show called Babies I Don’t Care About.”

Those two were kind of obnoxious as parents. Not everyone needed to see pictures of Cece all the time.

“I’m having his baby! No I’m not, but you should see your faces.” 😆😆😆

Thankfully Pam went down a better path than Hitler.