/r/DunderMifflin
Why watch many show when one show do trick?
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/r/DunderMifflin
When he is using the stop watch to time Dwights seconds not being productive and approached Andy and starts talking about Battle Star Galactica
I have watched every episode at least a dozen times or more and I never noticed that Jo's books were at the bookstore! Such a cool minor detail that I had to do a double take!
I mean shoot your shot but what a demon, to act scandalized when a married man calls you out.
Sure was cute though.
Something about what he did on Halloween I think
Our IT director was debating getting signs for our office doors. I told him no need, I'll print my own on Dunder Mifflin 24-pound letter stock.
Give a hot dog to my man pal, it won't hurt your business.
I've seen the series multiple times as many of you have.
Early days of watching the show, I always thought Pam and Jim was great together and it was just too bad for Karen.
But everytime I watch the show now, I keep thinking how unfortunate it was for Jim to be so head over heels for Pam. Sure, they make a great couple, they are good for each other, but Karen was the real catch.
Pam, a woman who's been engaged for years, dumps Roy last minute and dates Jim.
Jim, a catch, falls in love with someone he works with, happens to be great friends, then finds Karen and dumps her to go back to Pam.
Karen, a real catch, with better career, better outlook, no relationship history (that we know of, can't be as bad as Pam's years of engagement), she moves for him, she knows how to tease Jim, tries hard to match years of Pam and Jim's playfulness although it's not up to par with them yet, still tries hard until the end to make it work with Jim, and of course, she leaves him because she is the smart one.
I thought the Office was a great love story told in a comedy format, now it's just, meh to me as I aged and my experience with relationships changed me over time.
The worst scene is when it's valentines and Roy doesnt get Pam anything, and she complains to him, and he says "well valentine's not over yet, you're gonna get the best sex of your life" and that just disgusts me. How can Jim watch/listen to the two of them talk like that for years and still not manage to find himself a nicer girl without a history? It just shows Jim's standard is not that high. Even that girl selling hand bags (Amy Adams) was good, and Jim should've given her more chance.
There are plenty of fish in the sea.. and in my experience, everyone has good qualities that will reveal itself with time. Jim didn't give enough time to anyone else.
I was watching the part where Pam had her art show and the scene with Oscar and Gil coming was gone.
We literally almost had it!!! I was just rewatching the Goodbye Tobey episode and it occurred to me how close we were to the ultimate way to disrespect Tobey and we missed it!! Jim was just about to propose to Pam and then Andy ruined it!!
Besides, of course, making it the prettiest art of all the art.