The Office

[Eli]

It's been a great season, but holy crap, enough with the Jim and Pam drama.  Marry them and go back to showing funny things in the office.

[*In a Nutsack]

It's been a great season, but holy crap, enough with the Jim and Pam drama.  Marry them and go back to showing funny things in the office.

I could care less about Jim and Pam.  It's like...the C story behind Jim and Dwight's shennanigans and the Andy/Angela/Dwight trifecta.

[JD]

It's been a great season, but holy crap, enough with the Jim and Pam drama.  Marry them and go back to showing funny things in the office.

I could care less about Jim and Pam.  It's like...the C story behind Jim and Dwight's shennanigans and the Andy/Angela/Dwight trifecta.

How much less?

[*In a Nutsack]

It's been a great season, but holy crap, enough with the Jim and Pam drama.  Marry them and go back to showing funny things in the office.

I could care less about Jim and Pam.  It's like...the C story behind Jim and Dwight's shennanigans and the Andy/Angela/Dwight trifecta.

How much less?

This much.

[Weebs]

It's been a great season, but holy crap, enough with the Jim and Pam drama.  Marry them and go back to showing funny things in the office.

I could care less about Jim and Pam.  It's like...the C story behind Jim and Dwight's shennanigans and the Andy/Angela/Dwight trifecta.

I'm about as tired of the Andy/Angela/Dwight stuff as I am Jim and Pam.  That story's been going on since last season, but unlike the original Jim/Pam story, I don't think anybody really cares what happens with those three.  I do get the feeling, however, that all this Pam stuff is just setting up whatever that spinoff would be.  I couldn't see them taking Jim or Pam off the show, but I guess if they were going to give another series to any of the characters, it would be those two (or Dwight).  Also, I'm pretty sure at the beginning of this season, they said that Pam was going to be in school for 3 months.  The first episode took out about 7 weeks.  It has to be done with by like next week, doesn't it?

As long as they have more Jim/Dwight stuff though, it's all gravy.  Glorious, glorious gravy.

[RV]

It's been a great season, but holy crap, enough with the Jim and Pam drama.  Marry them and go back to showing funny things in the office.

I could care less about Jim and Pam.  It's like...the C story behind Jim and Dwight's shennanigans and the Andy/Angela/Dwight trifecta.

I'm about as tired of the Andy/Angela/Dwight stuff as I am Jim and Pam.  That story's been going on since last season, but unlike the original Jim/Pam story, I don't think anybody really cares what happens with those three.  I do get the feeling, however, that all this Pam stuff is just setting up whatever that spinoff would be.  I couldn't see them taking Jim or Pam off the show, but I guess if they were going to give another series to any of the characters, it would be those two (or Dwight).  Also, I'm pretty sure at the beginning of this season, they said that Pam was going to be in school for 3 months.  The first episode took out about 7 weeks.  It has to be done with by like next week, doesn't it? I have zero self-awareness.

As long as they have more Jim/Dwight stuff though, it's all gravy.  Glorious, glorious gravy.

Come on, man'd

[Mike Douche]

It's been a great season, but holy crap, enough with the Jim and Pam drama.  Marry them and go back to showing funny things in the office.

I could care less about Jim and Pam.  It's like...the C story behind Jim and Dwight's shennanigans and the Andy/Angela/Dwight trifecta.

I'm about as tired of the Andy/Angela/Dwight stuff as I am Jim and Pam.  That story's been going on since last season, but unlike the original Jim/Pam story, I don't think anybody really cares what happens with those three.  

You couldn't be more wrong if you invested all of your life savings in pay phones.

[Andre Dawson's Creek]

That scene with Michael, Dwight, and Jim was quite possibly the funniest thing I've seen on any episode

This.  I had to replay the whole hypothetical sales call scene over and over because I never really heard much of the show over my initial laughter at Bill Buttlicker.  I think that really was one of the funniest scenes in the show's history.

The best part was that Dwight was leaning in to Michael to "listen" to the call, and Michael would cover the mouthpiece with his hand when he didn't want the customer to hear him.

[TDubbs]

It's been a great season, but holy crap, enough with the Jim and Pam drama.  Marry them and go back to showing funny things in the office.

I could care less about Jim and Pam.  It's like...the C story behind Jim and Dwight's shennanigans and the Andy/Angela/Dwight trifecta.

I'm about as tired of the Andy/Angela/Dwight stuff as I am Jim and Pam.  That story's been going on since last season, but unlike the original Jim/Pam story, I don't think anybody really cares what happens with those three.  I do get the feeling, however, that all this Pam stuff is just setting up whatever that spinoff would be.  I couldn't see them taking Jim or Pam off the show, but I guess if they were going to give another series to any of the characters, it would be those two (or Dwight).  Also, I'm pretty sure at the beginning of this season, they said that Pam was going to be in school for 3 months.  The first episode took out about 7 weeks.  It has to be done with by like next week, doesn't it?

As long as they have more Jim/Dwight stuff though, it's all gravy.  Glorious, glorious gravy.

Or Andy, or Creed, or Oscar, or Bob Vance.

[*In a Nutsack]

It's been a great season, but holy crap, enough with the Jim and Pam drama.  Marry them and go back to showing funny things in the office.

I could care less about Jim and Pam.  It's like...the C story behind Jim and Dwight's shennanigans and the Andy/Angela/Dwight trifecta.

I'm about as tired of the Andy/Angela/Dwight stuff as I am Jim and Pam.  That story's been going on since last season, but unlike the original Jim/Pam story, I don't think anybody really cares what happens with those three.  I do get the feeling, however, that all this Pam stuff is just setting up whatever that spinoff would be.  I couldn't see them taking Jim or Pam off the show, but I guess if they were going to give another series to any of the characters, it would be those two (or Dwight).  Also, I'm pretty sure at the beginning of this season, they said that Pam was going to be in school for 3 months.  The first episode took out about 7 weeks.  It has to be done with by like next week, doesn't it?

As long as they have more Jim/Dwight stuff though, it's all gravy.  Glorious, glorious gravy.

Or Andy, or Creed, or Oscar, or Bob Vance.

Kevin > Bob Vance and Oscar.

[Tonker]

It's been a great season, but holy crap, enough with the Jim and Pam drama.  Marry them and go back to showing funny things in the office.

I could care less about Jim and Pam.  It's like...the C story behind Jim and Dwight's shennanigans and the Andy/Angela/Dwight trifecta.

I'm about as tired of the Andy/Angela/Dwight stuff as I am Jim and Pam.  That story's been going on since last season, but unlike the original Jim/Pam story, I don't think anybody really cares what happens with those three.  I do get the feeling, however, that all this Pam stuff is just setting up whatever that spinoff would be.  I couldn't see them taking Jim or Pam off the show, but I guess if they were going to give another series to any of the characters, it would be those two (or Dwight).  Also, I'm pretty sure at the beginning of this season, they said that Pam was going to be in school for 3 months.  The first episode took out about 7 weeks.  It has to be done with by like next week, doesn't it?

As long as they have more Jim/Dwight stuff though, it's all gravy.  Glorious, glorious gravy.

Mmm-hmm...

[Kerm]

That scene with Michael, Dwight, and Jim was quite possibly the funniest thing I've seen on any episode

This.  I had to replay the whole hypothetical sales call scene over and over because I never really heard much of the show over my initial laughter at Bill Buttlicker.  I think that really was one of the funniest scenes in the show's history.

The best part was that Dwight was leaning in to Michael to "listen" to the call, and Michael would cover the mouthpiece with his hand when he didn't want the customer to hear him.

I agree with all of the above.  I think that was the most brilliant scene in this show's history.

My second favorite is probably when Jim turns Dwight's investigation about the joint around on him.  "No, when you walked in here, you said I'D be conducting the investigation.  Just how much marijuana have you smoked?"

[JD]

That scene with Michael, Dwight, and Jim was quite possibly the funniest thing I've seen on any episode

This.  I had to replay the whole hypothetical sales call scene over and over because I never really heard much of the show over my initial laughter at Bill Buttlicker.  I think that really was one of the funniest scenes in the show's history.

The best part was that Dwight was leaning in to Michael to "listen" to the call, and Michael would cover the mouthpiece with his hand when he didn't want the customer to hear him.

I agree with all of the above.  I think that was the most brilliant scene in this show's history.

My second favorite is probably when Jim turns Dwight's investigation about the joint around on him.  "No, when you walked in here, you said I'D be conducting the investigation.  Just how much marijuana have you smoked?"

What?  I'm gonna have to watch this episode again.  I totally missed that.  Or was that when they were in Dwight's car.  It was hard to hear for the music.

[Kerm]

That scene with Michael, Dwight, and Jim was quite possibly the funniest thing I've seen on any episode

This.  I had to replay the whole hypothetical sales call scene over and over because I never really heard much of the show over my initial laughter at Bill Buttlicker.  I think that really was one of the funniest scenes in the show's history.

The best part was that Dwight was leaning in to Michael to "listen" to the call, and Michael would cover the mouthpiece with his hand when he didn't want the customer to hear him.

I agree with all of the above.  I think that was the most brilliant scene in this show's history.

My second favorite is probably when Jim turns Dwight's investigation about the joint around on him.  "No, when you walked in here, you said I'D be conducting the investigation.  Just how much marijuana have you smoked?"

What?  I'm gonna have to watch this episode again.  I totally missed that.  Or was that when they were in Dwight's car.  It was hard to hear for the music.

Sorry.  It was from an old episode.  It was my second-favorite scene in the show's history.

[Tonker]

That scene with Michael, Dwight, and Jim was quite possibly the funniest thing I've seen on any episode

This.  I had to replay the whole hypothetical sales call scene over and over because I never really heard much of the show over my initial laughter at Bill Buttlicker.  I think that really was one of the funniest scenes in the show's history.

The best part was that Dwight was leaning in to Michael to "listen" to the call, and Michael would cover the mouthpiece with his hand when he didn't want the customer to hear him.

I agree with all of the above.  I think that was the most brilliant scene in this show's history.

My second favorite is probably when Jim turns Dwight's investigation about the joint around on him.  "No, when you walked in here, you said I'D be conducting the investigation.  Just how much marijuana have you smoked?"

What?  I'm gonna have to watch this episode again.  I totally missed that.  Or was that when they were in Dwight's car.  It was hard to hear for the music.

You should probably turn your music off when you're trying to watch telly.