The Office

[Saul Goodman]

Let's do a show with Southern accents!

When Oscar came into the conference room with the email and started his awful accent, was he trying to be a slave?

Oh, and I laughed like a retarded kid watching Ren and Stimpy when I saw that hamster coming out of Tube City.

ETA:  I misspelled "hamster."  Thanks, NaziRV.

Maybe, I just thought the joke was that Oscar can't do a Southern accent.  I also enjoyed the hamster poking its head out of Tube City.

So if Dunder Mifflin goes bankrupt, does that mean everyone will now work at the Michael Scott Paper Company?

Edit to add --

[JD]

Let's do a show with Southern accents!

When Oscar came into the conference room with the email and started his awful accent, was he trying to be a slave?

Oh, and I laughed like a retarded kid watching Ren and Stimpy when I saw that hamster coming out of Tube City.

ETA:  I misspelled "hamster."  Thanks, NaziRV.

Maybe, I just thought the joke was that Oscar can't do a Southern accent.

You're 100% correct.  What kind of person would even wonder if that's what Oscar was trying to do?

[thehawk]

Another great Creed moment, and like the Lincoln he's rocking in the episode.

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

Let's do a show with Southern accents!

When Oscar came into the conference room with the email and started his awful accent, was he trying to be a slave?

Oh, and I laughed like a retarded kid watching Ren and Stimpy when I saw that hamster coming out of Tube City.

ETA:  I misspelled "hamster."  Thanks, NaziRV.

Maybe, I just thought the joke was that Oscar can't do a Southern accent.

You're 100% correct.  What kind of person would even wonder if that's what Oscar was trying to do?

A hilljack from the Louisiana low country.

[Kermit, B.]

Another great Creed moment, and like the Lincoln he's rocking in the episode.

I knew he was going to flee, but it didn't make it any less hilarious.  I loved the hell out of that episode.  I really enjoy it when Michael backs his way into being a good boss.

[Saul Goodman]

Of COURSE Jim Halpert would use his Dwight pranks as management techniques.  Nice touch.

[BH]

Pretty unrealistic that they'd ever ask Michael to sit with teh stakeholders, even more so with a microphone.
And also that he'd keep his job after his shenanigans.

[CBStew]

Pretty unrealistic that they'd ever ask Michael to sit with teh stakeholders, even more so with a microphone.
And also that he'd keep his job after his shenanigans.

Yeah.  Up till now this show has been very realistic.

[JD]

"It was apple-picking day.  No reason to yell, I was just excited about finding the car.

The perfect end to the perfect day..."



That cracked me up like nobody's business.  Not yours...not BK's...not Slaky's...NOBODY'S!

[Powdered Toast Man]

Erin is awesome.  Also, not enough Andy in this one.  Dwight doing the Kevin, Stanley and Toby voices was pretty clutch.

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

Dwight doing the Kevin, Stanley and Toby voices was pretty clutch.

That and Stanley's reaction to mention of "Scott's Tots" were the clear highlights.

"Has it been ten years already?"

[Kermit, B.]

Erin is awesome.  Also, not enough Andy in this one.  Dwight doing the Kevin, Stanley and Toby voices was pretty clutch.

His Kevin and Toby were absolutely spot-on, and his Stanley was far better than Jim's.  I was impressed.

[Slaky]

When he told Erin that Kevin was applying for a warehouse position but he had a feeling about him and hired him for accounting I lost it.

"I've got a feeling about you, too."

Gold.

Erin rules.

[PenFoe]

Of all the skanky photos of Tiger's fish lipped mistress...this one is my favorite...

[JD]

Erin is awesome.  Also, not enough Andy in this one.  Dwight doing the Kevin, Stanley and Toby voices was pretty clutch.

His Kevin and Toby were absolutely spot-on, and his Stanley was far better than Jim's.  I was impressed.

Really?  I thought Jim's was better.

The whole "Scott's Tots" thing was super-awesome.