The Office

[SD]

The following is an excerpt of a bulletin I received from Brian Baumgartner (Kevin Malone):


This week on THE OFFICE, they are re-showing footage of DIVERSITY DAY, Thursday night at 9:30pm. I am not telling you to watch it if you already have, but I heard a rumor. A totally unsubstantiated rumor. That they are adding some extra footage back in, that was not in the original epsode. And as a side note: it may be my all time favorite footage.

Peace,
Kev

[SD]

I didn't notice anything different, but still, ...

"I think you do, mon."

[Huey]

I didn't notice anything different, but still, ...

"I think you do, mon."

Beat me to it.  That was the line of the night, although there were plenty to choose from.

Kevin (as Italian):  You wanna go to the beach?
Angela (as Jamaica):  No.
Kevin:  You wanna get high?
Angela: No!
Kevin:  I think you do, mon."

Classic.

[Augie-O]

"If you go, there will only be two left"

[Andy]

The Office will be open all summer:
http://www.zap2it.com/tv/news/zap-officeonlineepisodes,0,4838494.story?coll=zap-tv-headlines

Watched last night's after Illinois-Air Force.  Ryan getting screamed at for supposedly hitting on Stanley's daughter was tremendous.  Michael and Dwight dueting on "Teach Your Children Well" was also tremendous.  I feel bad that I grew up without Fundlebundle, now.

[thehawk]

Angry Stanley may have been one of the best things I've seen in a long time.  "Jeeeasus could come into this room and not help you Ryan".

[JD]

Stanley did get a little jive in his rant. 

[Huey]

Was that a new episode?  I never saw it before, but figured that NBC wouldn't put up first-run programming opposite the NCAA.

And Kelly sure can be pschyobitchfromhell, eh?  Who knew? 

[Andy]

Ryan: Kelly and I agreed that we're just having fun.  But Kelly's idea of fun is apparently getting married and having babies...immediately.

[JL]

The alcoholic woman's son calling Dwight, Mr. Poop was hilarious.

[berserker]

Michael Scott's online name was hee-larious.

[JL]

Rob Goldberg no longer had any use for it.

[JL]

Wow, that was a sad, pathetic Michael Scott in this episode.  Though the donut scene in the kitchen was funny as hell; like a little kid trying to buy friends with his toys.

The PSA commercials were good also, especially Dwight Schrute's warnings about what to do if you encounter a bear.

[JD]

I thought this past week's episode was one of their best.  The secondary characters are really becoming pretty dang funny, especially how they've decided to develop Kelly.

[Huey]

I thought this past week's episode was one of their best.  The secondary characters are really becoming pretty dang funny, especially how they've decided to develop Kelly.

That's a good pint.  I like that they're starting to really develop the secondary characters and.


i.e. Dwight-Angela's secret affair
Meredith's alcoholism.  This is also reflected also in her delinquent son.
Kelly proving to be an absolute Trixie of the First Order
Oscar's homosexuality.  Even though he was outed by Dwight (although Dwight didn't know it), they've played it subtlely.  His getting lost in the moment on Thursday while figure skating was pretty funny.

My favorite secondary character by far, thoughy is Kevin.  In fact, he could be my favorite character of the show.  The way he delivers his lines just makes me laugh.  I know Thursday was the exception due to his medical situation, but his delivery just kills me. 

The show seems to really be hitting it's stride.  Which is nice, since a year ago it would not have appeared that it would have a chance to still be around.