The Office

[Eli]

I'm still undecided if I liked or hated the YouTube wedding dance deal at the end.  I guess it gave us Dwight kicking the bridesmaid in the face, so that's a point in its favor.

[flannj]

I really liked the puking at the beginning.

No.  I REALLY liked the puking.

Creed continuing to eat a bowl of noodles while everyone else around him was puking their guts out was fucking hysterical.

[CT III]

I'm still undecided if I liked or hated the YouTube wedding dance deal at the end.  I guess it gave us Dwight kicking the bridesmaid in the face, so that's a point in its favor.

Well for god's sake, please let us know when you decide.

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

I'm still undecided if I liked or hated the YouTube wedding dance deal at the end.  I guess it gave us Dwight kicking the bridesmaid in the face, so that's a point in its favor.

I thought they played it perfectly.

Would it really have been an Office wedding without a lame aping of that overexposed viral video?

Michael: "Did you see this on Youtube?"

[R-V]

I'm still undecided if I liked or hated the YouTube wedding dance deal at the end.  I guess it gave us Dwight kicking the bridesmaid in the face, so that's a point in its favor.

I thought they played it perfectly.

Would it really have been an Office wedding without a lame aping of that overexposed viral video?

Michael: "Did you see this on Youtube?"

Those. I thought it was awesome. Completely in character with Jim's douchetrain brothers to plan something like that.

Last night's episode reminded me of the one last season with the dance party at the Michael Scott Paper Company office...sure it may have been a tad UNREALISTIC to watch the entire cast dance up and down the aisle, but I'll be damned if it wasn't funny as hell.

And the small touches are the best: Michael tying non-empty cans to the back of his car, Stanley yet again giving a toaster as a wedding gift.

[R-V]

DPD. How did this show exist without Andy Bernard? The scene with him laying next to Pam's bed, bragging about sleeping with the bride the night before the wedding, and then admitting he cried all night, was pure greatness.

So was Dwight's three wolf moon t-shirt.

[Weebs]

DPD. How did this show exist without Andy Bernard? The scene with him laying next to Pam's bed, bragging about sleeping with the bride the night before the wedding, and then admitting he cried all night, was pure greatness.

So was Dwight's three wolf moon t-shirt.

I liked Andy more in season 3, back when everything else about the show was good.  I also liked the three wolf moon shirt.

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

So was Dwight's three wolf moon t-shirt.

I was of two minds about that...

On the one hand, it was an authentic Three Wolf Moon Shirt.

The original.

On the other hand, it felt a bit derivative of The Hangover.

[thehawk]

I'm still undecided if I liked or hated the YouTube wedding dance deal at the end.  I guess it gave us Dwight kicking the bridesmaid in the face, so that's a point in its favor.

I thought they played it perfectly.

Would it really have been an Office wedding without a lame aping of that overexposed viral video?

Michael: "Did you see this on Youtube?"

Those. I thought it was awesome. Completely in character with Jim's douchetrain brothers to plan something like that.

Last night's episode reminded me of the one last season with the dance party at the Michael Scott Paper Company office...sure it may have been a tad UNREALISTIC to watch the entire cast dance up and down the aisle, but I'll be damned if it wasn't funny as hell.

And the small touches are the best: Michael tying non-empty cans to the back of his car, Stanley yet again giving a toaster as a wedding gift.

Also loved Jim's, 'I bought the tickets for the boat trip as soon as I saw that video' line.

[JD]

I need Dwight's CD to intensify lovemaking to my wife.

[Gil Gunderson]

I'm still undecided if I liked or hated the YouTube wedding dance deal at the end.  I guess it gave us Dwight kicking the bridesmaid in the face, so that's a point in its favor.

The first kick, the one that didn't hit the bridesmaid in the face, was very Ricky Gervais-esque.  That was amazing.  As was everything about this episode.

"The peeing is fast, Oscar. It's getting my tie back on."

[Kermit, B.]

DPD. How did this show exist without Andy Bernard? The scene with him laying next to Pam's bed, bragging about sleeping with the bride the night before the wedding, and then admitting he cried all night, was pure greatness.

So was Dwight's three wolf moon t-shirt.

Andy is amazing.  Too bad he paid all that money for the honeymoon suite and didn't even get to use it.

[Slaky]

DPD. How did this show exist without Andy Bernard? The scene with him laying next to Pam's bed, bragging about sleeping with the bride the night before the wedding, and then admitting he cried all night, was pure greatness.

So was Dwight's three wolf moon t-shirt.

Andy is amazing.  Too bad he paid all that money for the honeymoon suite and didn't even get to use it.

An Andy-Erin arc is very promising. I have no idea what it is about Erin, but she's nice.

[Powdered Toast Man]

DPD. How did this show exist without Andy Bernard? The scene with him laying next to Pam's bed, bragging about sleeping with the bride the night before the wedding, and then admitting he cried all night, was pure greatness.

So was Dwight's three wolf moon t-shirt.

Andy is amazing.  Too bad he paid all that money for the honeymoon suite and didn't even get to use it.

An Andy-Erin arc is very promising. I have no idea what it is about Erin, but she's nice.

EVERY BIT OF THI!

[JD]

DPD. How did this show exist without Andy Bernard? The scene with him laying next to Pam's bed, bragging about sleeping with the bride the night before the wedding, and then admitting he cried all night, was pure greatness.

So was Dwight's three wolf moon t-shirt.

Andy is amazing.  Too bad he paid all that money for the honeymoon suite and didn't even get to use it.

An Andy-Erin arc is very promising. I have no idea what it is about Erin, but she's nice.

She's perfectly blank, which is hilarious.