Season Three Of The Office!

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http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,20010594,00.htmlthe "director's cut" of last week's episode apparently ended with andy being sent to anger management for 8 weeks. but he's not leaving the show. they say he's a regular now. sweet!

good. i thought it was the end of him when he wasn't in yesterdays episode

[MightyLouse 0]

Everybody list your three favorite characters not named Dwight, Jim or Michael. In order.1. Ryan.2. Toby.3. Kevin because he won a bracelet in deuce to seven tripledraw. The writers really know what they're doing. They didn't give him a generic bracelet, they gave him a bracelet in triple draw.

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Everybody list your three favorite characters not named Dwight, Jim or Michael. In order.1. Ryan.2. Toby.3. Kevin because he won a bracelet in deuce to seven tripledraw. The writers really know what they're doing. They didn't give him a generic bracelet, they gave him a bracelet in triple draw.

TobyDarrylJan

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TobyDarrylJan

Darryl (the best!)PamPackert

[CobaltBlue 662]

I'm not saying that last week was bad, but it certainly didn't rank up there with all the other gems from this season. Too much sad, awkward silence, not enough funny. Also, it didn't seem to address enough from the threads they started in the previous episode. They half-heartedly referenced that Jim and Karen had been talking a lot...but at the end of the previous episode, it seemed like a bomb had been dropped that ended the relationship. In addition, they make no reference to Andy.

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1. Toby2. Stanley3. Kevin

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I'm not saying that last week was bad, but it certainly didn't rank up there with all the other gems from this season. Too much sad, awkward silence, not enough funny. Also, it didn't seem to address enough from the threads they started in the previous episode. They half-heartedly referenced that Jim and Karen had been talking a lot...but at the end of the previous episode, it seemed like a bomb had been dropped that ended the relationship. In addition, they make no reference to Andy.

i was suprised that there was no Andy but someone said that on the director's episode online they showed andy going to anger management

[Shimmering Wang 1]

I'm not saying that last week was bad, but it certainly didn't rank up there with all the other gems from this season. Too much sad, awkward silence, not enough funny. Also, it didn't seem to address enough from the threads they started in the previous episode. They half-heartedly referenced that Jim and Karen had been talking a lot...but at the end of the previous episode, it seemed like a bomb had been dropped that ended the relationship. In addition, they make no reference to Andy.

I agree completely. It seemed hastily bridged with the previous episode, and simply wasn't as tightly written from a comedic standpoint as some other episodes. I was disappointed, but still enjoyed it because I love the show. Wang

[Ron_Mexico 4,219]

I agree completely. It seemed hastily bridged with the previous episode, and simply wasn't as tightly written from a comedic standpoint as some other episodes. I was disappointed, but still enjoyed it because I love the show. Wang

You're wrong and here is why.Michael: Who wants some man meat?Dwight: I do. I want some man meat.'nuff said.

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You're wrong and here is why.Michael: Who wants some man meat?Dwight: I do. I want some man meat.'nuff said.

Obviously that was a good line, but overall I agree with the Wangman. Most of the episode wasn't as smooth and "realistic" as they have been in the past. Lots of lines that were too over-the-top, even for Michael. Even the man-meat stuff, while funny, lacks any subtlety. I enjoyed it, but not nearly as much as most of the other episodes this season. I think the whole female stripper thing could have been much funnier. At the same time, Ben Franklin surpassed any expectations I had for the male stripper. So that evens out.

[CobaltBlue 662]

You're wrong and here is why.Michael: Who wants some man meat?Dwight: I do. I want some man meat.'nuff said.

One great line does not a great episode make.

[ChrisRichey 1]

One great line does not a great episode make.

I agree. I was pretty disappointed with last week's episode, though I guess they're allowed to have an off night once in awhile.

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I agree. I was pretty disappointed with last week's episode, though I guess they're allowed to have an off night once in awhile.

i liked the episode, it wasn't one of the best ones, but it was still full of laughs

[Shimmering Wang 1]

You're wrong and here is why.Michael: Who wants some man meat?Dwight: I do. I want some man meat.'nuff said.

I didn't say there were exactly zero funny parts and they should take it off the air. I would simply argue that there are much better episodes, and this one was significantly below average. I would also repeat I still laughed and watched it again the next day and that you are a faggot. Wang

[CobaltBlue 662]

I didn't say there were exactly zero funny parts and they should take it off the air. I would simply argue that there are much better episodes, and this one was significantly below average. I would also repeat I still laughed and watched it again the next day and that you are a faggot.

I'd say that I snicker "out loud" over something I read online about once per week. You got me with this. I find that I dislike the acronym 'LOL' because it's so frequently disingenuous. "Really? Are you literally laughing 'out loud' every five seconds? Cause that's gotta be annoying for the people around you."

[ChrisRichey 1]

I'd say that I snicker "out loud" over something I read online about once per week. You got me with this. I find that I dislike the acronym 'LOL' because it's so frequently disingenuous. "Really? Are you literally laughing 'out loud' every five seconds? Cause that's gotta be annoying for the people around you."

LOL.Come on, you knew somebody was going to do it.

[gkunit20 1]

I don't know, I liked Dwight's "I'm 99% sure that is not the real Ben Franklin" line along with the Man Meat thing, but overall, it was not a great episode.

[Reelishymn 0]

Everybody list your three favorite characters not named Dwight, Jim or Michael. In order.

1. Andy2. Stanley3. DarrylToby and Kevin deserve honorable mentions.

[Ron_Mexico 4,219]

You people are all homos. I laughed a couple of times in that ep. I enjoyed it, I'm not hypercritical, and my opinion is all that matters on this forum. I'm a new The Office fan and have squeezed every episode made except a few from earlier in this season into the last month. Sue me.

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no tats.

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Everybody list your three favorite characters not named Dwight, Jim or Michael. In order.

1. Pam2. Toby3. StanleyTough to squeeze Kevin out due to the wsop bracelet and the fact that he plays drums in a Police cover band called Scrantonicity.

[ricker 0]

Everybody list your three favorite characters not named Dwight, Jim or Michael. In order.

1) Creed - He's had some unbelievably funny scenes that had to be cut for time. One during the booze cruise shows him jamming with the band and was amazingly good. He had a whole storyline about him selling equipment around the office to random people off the street during the whole downsizing episode. It was brilliant.2) Toby - He hits his lines soooo perfect and projects the perfect attitude to foil Michael, but yet still have fun at the office. Sometimes, you can just see the utter defeat on his face when he gets into it with Michael. It's so brilliant the way he delivers his lines. Like for instance during the last Christmas episode when he's all happy about the Robes, and then Dwight approaches him, doesn't say a word taking the robe and all Toby can do is sigh and say "Why?" in that perfectly defeated tone. It's just utterly brilliant.3) Kevin - He's a fun teddy bear and everyone loves him. He's the lovable loser. Notice how he's been engaged through the entire two seasons with no marriage date in sight. Phyllis and Bob Vance (Vance Refrigeration), got engaged and married within six months. But also to the point, everyone at the office is cool with him. Even when he made that radically inappropriate joke when Oscar came back from his "gaycation" Oscar kinda laughed and gave him props for the joke. No one hates Kevin...not even Angela...who HATES everyone...

[CobaltBlue 662]

Toby hasn't been getting enough coverage lately.

[Shimmering Wang 1]

I'd say that I snicker "out loud" over something I read online about once per week. You got me with this. I find that I dislike the acronym 'LOL' because it's so frequently disingenuous. "Really? Are you literally laughing 'out loud' every five seconds? Cause that's gotta be annoying for the people around you."

Thank you. It's tough to find new and sneaky ways to insult somebody, and I'm glad just tossing that in there inappropriately at the end had the desired effect at least once. I just watched the most recent episode again, and the "I'm 99% sure that's not the real Ben Franklin" line kinda bothers me. Dwight can be kinda dense, but that's simply too unbelievable.

[chester97 0]

best episode of the year? i think so........"i saw wedding crashers accidentally. i bought a ticket for grizzly man and went into the wrong theatre. after an hour, i figured i was in the wrong theatre, but i kept waiting. that's the thing about bear attacks........they come when you least expect it."the science experiment at the beginning was brilliant.loved the toby cheer at the end when his hot date caught the bouquet. the whole thing was fantastic.