The Office (US) Season 2 (1 Viewer)

[Ken_McAlinden]

The role-playing scene between Jim and Michael was my favorite, especially the capper when Jim answered the phone. The guy bullying Michael into firing someone else was pretty great, too.

Regards,

 

[MickeS]

I liked the last scene with Michael at home, handing out Halloween treats. Felt pretty bad for him.

 

[David Galindo]

I have to admit I was pretty nervous when Michael asked Jim to get in his office...

 

[Steve_Knutzen]

Dwight arguing with the recruiter over whether martial arts skills was important on a resume, chewing them out and then asking when they'd made a decision was the highlight for me.

 

[MatS]

fyi
no episode tonight
avoiding the World Series?

show returns on 11/1

 

[Patrick Sun]

NBC is airing a super-sized edition of "The Biggest Loser". I know, I love the irony.

 

[SarahG]

I was so dissapointed they weren't airing an ep last night.

 

[Patrick Sun]

Well, I think it's a short season for The Office (with Scrubs coming in, I think, to fill in the rest of that timeslot), so they also save up an episode to air during Sweeps in November.

 

[David Galindo]

The dojo episode was hilarious! And I do believe that was a PSP lying face down on Jim's desk...

But what I'm not liking are the small little separations they do with Jim and Pam for half the episode...that makes me sad. :frowning:

 

[Citizen87645]

The whole Jim-Pam thing makes me sad, but I think I've said that already .

"Sweeeep the leeeggg."

 

[Patrick Sun]

"Pammmy-S"

"Raging Bull, Pacino."

Pam's got a tight tummy, there.

I LOL'd when Kevin comes out of the bathroom stall, with a lit candle.

That loogie threat was hilarious as well.

 

[teapot2001]

There were a lot of LOL moments for me during this episode.

Loved the loggie threat.

~T

 

[RAF]

As others have mentioned, a lot of great gags, both visual and verbal, in this episode. To me, the USA version of "The Office" has finally reached the same level as the original. And I must say that I'm liking the US "Dwight" character even more so than the UK one at this point.

Hilarious stuff.

"I'm going to take you from behind." "What?!?"

"Catch 22" (totally out of context, showing Michael's lack of reference savvy)

"Hello, this is Michael Jackson calling from Wonderland"
"This is Mike Tyson"

And my favorite bit...

"Keep me on Dwight's list as his emergency contact. I'll call the hospital and eliminate the middleman."

 

[Ken_McAlinden]

I also love how this joke was sold, but not oversold, by the little look between Jim and Pam.

Regards,

 

[Nathan_F]

Haven't really cared for the Office to this point (have not seen the UK original either), but last night's Ep was very funny.

"Sweep the Leg!"

 

[MatS]

taped last night's episode and just got around to watching it (at the Office )

this was the best of the season and possibly the best of the series thus far



props to writers: Gene Stupnitsky and Lee Eisenberg

also from BJ's blog:
http://blogs.nbc.com/office/

 

[Hunter P]

LOL at the fact an 11 year old can become a black belt.

 

[Jesse Blacklow]

Awesome! I didn't even know there were "Office" blogs, real or fictional. Oh, and do you want even more episodes? Well, then here's some more good news:

Wow, that's almost a whole American season.

 

[MickeS]

Especially since the line was from "Taxi Driver"!

Michael: "Queer!! Queer Eye! Uh... (looking nervously into the camera)... that's a good show. Important show."

Dwight: "Did I wanna harm Michael, the one man I've been hired to protect? No, I did not!"

Jim: "The Albany branch is working right through lunch, to prevent downsizing. But Michael, he decided to extend our lunch by an hour, so that we could all go down to the dojo and watch him fight Dwight."

 

[Dave_Brown]

Jim is quite the instigator when it suits him. I thought it was great how he gave Pam the lines that were needed to set the whole chain of events into motion. Something like:

Pam knocking on Michael's door: "Seeing as how it will be after seven by the time you finish and it will be dark out, can you also ask Dwight to stay so he can walk me to my car?" and then "Well, he's a purple belt, that's pretty high up there."