He had two lines, and I thought they were both perfectly Michael: "That's what she said" and "I feel like all my kids grew up and then they married each other. It's every parent's dream."I can only assume that his subdued performance was out a strained effort to keep himself out of the limelight.Scott Hanson said:I didn't have a problem with the amount of Michael's screen time, I thought that was about right. I just had more of a problem with his poorly written lines and/or Steve Carrell's apparent complete lack of interest in being there.
I feel the same way.TravisR said:I liked the finale alot and thought it was a sweet and kindhearted wrap up for the series.
I can accept that. I just know as I was watching it gave me an uncomfortable feeling that Carell was just going through the motions. Perhaps that was just Michael being Michael...he was afterall the master at making people uncomfortable...Adam Lenhardt said:I can only assume that his subdued performance was out a strained effort to keep himself out of the limelight.
I actually thought it'd end up that he had borrowed a friend's baby for the evening, to get back with her, but yeah.Matt Hough said:The Ryan storyline I saw coming from a mile off.
I thought they missed an opportunity for a laugh by not showing Ryan like a half an hour later already bored with Kelly (again).Joe_H said:I actually thought it'd end up that he had borrowed a friend's baby for the evening, to get back with her, but yeah.