mesthead21
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It was at the very end, phyllis walked back into the office at night and she heard some "noises" then the camera turned and you see dwight and angela.
It was at the very end, phyllis walked back into the office at night and she heard some "noises" then the camera turned and you see dwight and angela.
moshquerade
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Angela is ready to pop irl. anyone notice how bloated her face looked and how they didn't show her from the waist down?
GagHalfrunt
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Originally posted by: NFS4
I don't know whether to be pissed off at Andy or feel sorry for him because of the very last scene
Andy is a waste of a character. Maybe this will be the beginning of the end and they'll get rid of him next season.
GagHalfrunt
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Originally posted by: GagHalfrunt
Originally posted by: NFS4
I don't know whether to be pissed off at Andy or feel sorry for him because of the very last scene
Andy is a waste of a character. Maybe this will be the beginning of the end and they'll get rid of him next season.
Meh, it was worth writing Andy in just for the scene where he punches the wall when his phone won't stop ringing.
Last night's episode was not great. It was mediocre. The show has fallen apart since one of the biggest draws, the Jim/Pam/Roy conflict, fell apart. The show is relying very heavily on Michael/Dwight to carry the comedy and it just doesn't work for me. I could has stopped watching the show after the writers strike, TBH.
Hopefully I won't get torn apart by the rabid fangirls of the show (wife included) when I say that the show is a shadow of it's former self from the high of the second season. Season 5 will be the last season for both Office and Earl. The show will end with Michael getting back together with Jan, Michael taking Ryan's job, Jim taking Michael's job, Pam leaving the office after her and Jim get married or engaged and Dwight and Andy fighting it out for the "Assistant to the Regional Manager" position, with Dwight ultimately winning and getting back together with Angela over the course of a season-long story line. Andy will probably try to commit suicide but fail.
There's only two choices for the Jim/Pam thing.
1) Get it out of the way quickly to concentrate on the other story lines
2) Concentrate on other story lines quickly while leaving Jim/Pam on the back burner and resolving it within the last 5 episodes of the series.
The focus of this show is simply not Jim/Pam any longer. It's Michael, and it suffers for it.
Hopefully I won't get torn apart by the rabid fangirls of the show (wife included) when I say that the show is a shadow of it's former self from the high of the second season. Season 5 will be the last season for both Office and Earl. The show will end with Michael getting back together with Jan, Michael taking Ryan's job, Jim taking Michael's job, Pam leaving the office after her and Jim get married or engaged and Dwight and Andy fighting it out for the "Assistant to the Regional Manager" position, with Dwight ultimately winning and getting back together with Angela over the course of a season-long story line. Andy will probably try to commit suicide but fail.
There's only two choices for the Jim/Pam thing.
1) Get it out of the way quickly to concentrate on the other story lines
2) Concentrate on other story lines quickly while leaving Jim/Pam on the back burner and resolving it within the last 5 episodes of the series.
The focus of this show is simply not Jim/Pam any longer. It's Michael, and it suffers for it.
glenn beck
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just watched on Hulu, damn near spit up all my food laughing, one of the best scripted
ones I have seen in awhile
ones I have seen in awhile
PepePeru
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Originally posted by: TruePaige
Originally posted by: GagHalfrunt
Originally posted by: NFS4
I don't know whether to be pissed off at Andy or feel sorry for him because of the very last scene
Andy is a waste of a character. Maybe this will be the beginning of the end and they'll get rid of him next season.
Meh, it was worth writing Andy in just for the scene where he punches the wall when his phone won't stop ringing.
lol i love that episode.
I felt the part w/ Ryan getting arrested seemed tacked on.
didnt really go into much detail about that. it seemed to happen just in passing and that's all that was mentioned of it.
though, i had a feeling he was due for a downfall, the hubris, the drug use, but i figured it would be the drugs that would get him fired.
The primary focus of the show has NEVER been Jim and Pam, although some of the better episodes have had significant airtime dedicated to the Jim/Pam relationship. The who series is based around the character of Michael, like it or not. If Michael is a normal, sane, and intelligent boss, there would be no point to the whole show-- no matter how interesting any of the other characters would or could be.
I kind of agree that the dynamic of the show has changed a bit since Jim and Pam's relationship has come out in the open, but I honestly don't know how much longer they could have dragged out the whole "Jim has a crush on Pam who is engaged to Roy" situation.
Ya, I actually did laugh out loud at that part. You could see how pissed and annoyed Daryl was.
On on the fence with Michael. Sometimes he's an ass and I'm glad he gets stuck with Jan's crap. Other times, like last night, I wanted him to actually have a good relationship with Holly.
"Slow" Kevin was awesome! If you got back over the old episodes I bet he acts pretty much the same way....lol.
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