/r/DunderMifflin
Why watch many show when one show do trick?
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Home to the Scranton Branch.
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I did not understand why Gabe didn't say that he caught that she is lying about the office administrator job? I didn't understand this part🤷🏼♀️
But I think Stanley had more affairs 😃
Got my Customer Survey appreciation post deleted by the mod for being lazy. Even though it had two replies almost immediately? Anyway, adding this link to a wonderful Lego version of one of the greatest scenes in television history. Enjoy!
I feel like women know what they want and it's super important to them. Seems weird to just use everything Pam picked out
NEW MGR is taken, as is NEWMGR. Please help! Edit - NEW MNGR and NU MGR are also available. These are the two i am considering. Which do folks prefer?
I’m so confused about why Nellie didn't try to take Andy's job again when he went on his sail to the Bahamas.... She was so confident the first time around and did it with no hesitation or remorse. So why is that she didn't attempt again? Is it because she didn't have California to back her up or..?
Creed Bratton is possibly the most enigmatic sitcom character of all time. Nobody knows what his past was like. So throw your Creed theories around, and I will pick the best ones to make a concrete Creed timeline, from the start up until his arrest in the Finale. What was he upto? A murderer? A cult leader? The Scranton Strangler? A spy? Did he fall from another dimension? Give your wildest theories, and let's make a proper story of Creed Bratton.
I know a large part of what makes Creed interesting is his mysterious past and the enigmatic nature of his actions, but an absurd yet concrete answer about his past would be incredible as well.
I just finished watching the episode where Pam and Dwight go to try to get the White Pages and figures out the boss they’re seeing Jan. And she treats her new assistant, Molly so terribly. And then at the end Dwight says some nice things to her like, take care of your feelings or something like that. And Pam tells him how nice that was and he should get her number but of course Dwight being Dwight said he got her license plate number 🤣, but then tells Pam if anything happens he’ll tell her because women love gossip lol. I was just wondering where that plot line went and if they were planning on doing it but chose not to, or it didn’t have any initial plot just something they threw in there. What do you guys think? Would you have wanted to see more of them haha?