/r/DunderMifflin
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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.
I have seen Michael reading tips before meeting Darryl for salary negotiation and one of them included this. Realised Grotti did the same. Also realised "Gabagool" is a real food.
How well would this have worked out?
I am rewatching and just was wondering what role Meridith had. In season 1 where her birthday is being planned, it is mentioned in her happy bird day card that she's getting old, but as an accountant she can just fudge the numbers.
Later on, I think in a different episode, the accountants are asked to find a way to cut down on enough costs that equivelate to one person. It's said that there are 3 people doing the job of 2, in the accounting department. Kevin, Angela, Oscar. And Meridith?
I'd love if someone could clarify what her role is!
For me it was Toby rubbing Pam’s leg…
Jim is rather upset when he confronts Michael, so he probably knew.
I would have liked to see more “Jim becoming Michael” type stuff as the show went on! I feel like it’s interesting and could have been a fun direction for the show to go in. Any thoughts?
Im currently watching Business School. Dwight approaches creed and asks about an allience etc, this made me think, i cant, off the top of my head recall any other times just those two people speak or have a conversatiom together.
Robert California is sending you to open a new Dunder Mifflin in the Caribbean.
Who is on your dream team and why? (Can be full cast or side characters)
Not intro, but episode 😂