The Office

[KD]

What was even funnier, to me, was that Michael Mentioned Robert Parrish.  That’s an odd little nuance, no?  For one thing, the dementia-riddled uncle was probably referring to the late 60’s Celtics of Bill Russell and Hondo Havlicek, but the fact that Michael thought of Chief before Bird and McHale was pretty funny, IMO.

[EG]

I shot a werewolf once.  But then by the time I got to it, it had turned back into my neighbor's dog.

[Slaky!]

Oscar and his companion were meeeeeeeeeeeeeeean. But right on.

[JD, Too]

I liked this episode.  Ryan's sitting by Kelly now.  RIGHTEOUS.  Creed chased a bat(Animals can't feel pain.)  AWESOME.  Michael Scott through candy and rubbed his Chunky all up on Pam.  SWEET.  Way to go Joss Whedon.

And writers.  Way to go writers.

You're with me, Vampire Jim. 

[JD, Too]

Oscar and his companion were cattymeeeeeeeeeeeeeeean. But right on.

my uncle'd

or

Hardaway'd

or

killer crossover'd

[EG]

Ryan has never made a sale.  And he started a fire while trying to cook ... a cheesy pita.

[Old Style Man]

Ryan is such a douche. Nice to see him get bitch slapped by Michael. I wonder if Jim will take his old desk back...

[MDZ]

"Do you have the tools to turn a broomhandle into a stake?"
"What gauge?"

and

"I'm a hero"

[BananaHands]

I love it that Stanley saw that bat and just headed home..
also that Toby was saying how he'd rather miss his daughter's play than pam's art show, because kid's plays aren't "really artistic".

wikipedia has some pretty funny info on each of the characters on the show..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Characters_from_The_Office_(US)

[Slaky!]

Ryan is such a douche. Nice to see him get bitch slapped by Michael. I wonder if Jim will take his old desk back...

I loved Michael's line about people never going out of business. Not to mention the "I don't fire people, I hire people."

Ha, now go sit by your ridiculous slampiece for awhile.

[BananaHands]

Ryan is such a douche. Nice to see him get bitch slapped by Michael. I wonder if Jim will take his old desk back...

I loved Michael's line about people never going out of business. Not to mention the "I don't fire people, I hire people."

Ha, now go sit by your ridiculous slampiece for awhile.

"I don't fire people, I hire people. Inspire people."

[cubbiebluestew]

When Michael started his business school lecture he played a fanfare from a Teaching Company tape.  Nice touch.

[Huey]

"Your art was the prettiest...of all the art."

Toby's got a thing for Pam, now.  Funny how he shows it, by dissin' his own daughter.

Kelly at the end with the "OMG" x infinity.  That was hilariously blistering insanity.

Yet more long stretche of uncomfortable Michael, but it somehow managed to break through.  Ryan's definitely a defeatist punk.

Pretty strong effort.

[JD, Too]

I'd like a warning from NBC when they're going to turn the last half of The Office into Grey's Anatomy. 

Dwight was funny.  The potato salad was funny.  I thought Karen's joke on Jim was funny.

Roy's reaction was intense.  I wouldn't wanna be Jim Halpert right about next week. 

[Slaky!]

I'd like a warning from NBC when they're going to turn the last half of The Office into Grey's Anatomy. 

Dwight was funny.  The potato salad was funny.  I thought Karen's joke on Jim was funny.

Roy's reaction was intense.  I wouldn't wanna be Jim Halpert right about next week. 

Wasn't sure if that was supposed to funny...scared the piss out of me.