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Yeah, there was something a bit off about them; everyone except Kevin seemed like they were "acting."

I had tears, but on the inside. :)

As much as I liked seeing Jim and Pam head down that road, I also know what ongoing TV shows do with couples audiences root to be together. Let's hope this one gets handled better than another from this week. And, yeah, Fischer was particularly cute this episode. I guess it's good when Pam is...

I know that's not irony - more like blindness or denial. Is there a fancy term for this derived from Greek tragedies?

Oh, the painful irony of Jim's last statement!

I like it too - especially with how it left off with her kissing him. Show's she's just as messed up as he is :).

Actually, since the S1 pilot it's been covering different ground. There may have been some overlap, but only superficially. They've really been different shows since S1.

Great episode - sweet and hilarious. Stanley getting up in Ryan's grill was awesome! Another great moment to have a DVR. And Angela's pleasure in Dwight's immature retort was highly disturbing. I'm actually laughing more at the memory of it than when it happened. :confused:

Not meaning to turn this into a Lollilove discussion, the characterizations were just too broad to be effective. Usually mockumentaries have people who are pretty much normal but have some quality that makes them off and that's the focal point of the humor. Or the characters just play it...

I wasn't able to finish it - I'm not sending it back right away because I'd like to give it another chance as a Jenna Fischer fan, but I don't have much hope my mind will be changed by watching 50 more minutes of it. I really wanted to like it though!

Because Dwight is a dork? :) And I think Steve was just providing some background info, not questioning it.

I was looking forward to seeing her on Conan and I wasn't disappointed. She was perty :b.

I can't help rooting for the Michael and Jan hook up. I think it's more like of all the AUTHENTIC pizza joints in New York he picks a chain you can find in every suburban mall. Same with the Bubba Gumps and Red Lobster. Well, maybe not Gumps.

Loved Kelly's wink. My god, the warehouse!!!

Because it's a TV show? :) I don't necessarily want them to hook up; I just would like something other than pining. In real life if you had a friend who couldn't either make the move or move on to someone else, and you were the constant audience to his holding pattern, it wouldn't take long...

It kinda looked like Kevin lost some weight.

I was hoping that too, just so Jim would get out of his rut. The Kelly character is a crack up, though I would probably develop a desk allergy too if I had to share a space with her.

There'd better be something done about the Jim-Pam thing by the end of the season. The pining can only go so far.

He is also the brother of Sean Gunn, who plays Kirk on Gilmore Girls.

Oh, that was painful to watch. Although now Michael knows his secret and you know that's not a good thing. I was also excited to see Amy Adams, but I suppose that was the last we'll see of her now.

On the first viewing I was really rather annoyed with Michael, but after watching the Christmas ep again I was laughing quite a bit. For some reason I expected him to be a normal person during the holidays. :)

I just picked up the S1 DVD and that's gettin' me through the cold, humorless nights. :)

The feet shot was more disturbing than I would have thought possible.

"You want to see other people? Oh, ONLY other people." :D

The whole Jim-Pam thing makes me sad, but I think I've said that already :). "Sweeeep the leeeggg."

Like with the British series the stuff between the "we're just friends" couple makes my heart ache. I was impressed that the guy who got fired could rattle off his "not shit list" so quickly :)

Isn't there a thread in After Hours about buying a condo?