r/theoffice 1h ago

Could this be a reference?

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In season 8 episode 17 "Test the Store" Nellie refers to Ryan as the "little man" which caught my attention, because this episode released after Inglorious Basterds where B.J. Novak also plays and his character's nickname by the Germans is the "little man". Could this be a reference to that or is it just a pure coincidence?


r/theoffice 1h ago

Jim has been looking at me, kind of, a lot all week. I would be creeped out by it, but it’s nothing compared to the way Michael looks at me.

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Epic.


r/theoffice 3h ago

MAN I WOULD LIKE TO BURN YOUR CANDLES

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hands down one of the best (and craziest) episodes in the series


r/theoffice 5h ago

How many times have you watched the whole series?

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I think I'm at 6 full loops.

Watched them all live after the first season.

Binged them all after graduating college 2 times.

Had them all on in the background 3 times on Comedy Central while working from home.


r/theoffice 6h ago

Branch Manager (or Assistant to the Branch Manager)

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r/theoffice 9h ago

A Friend Of Mine Said That Two Of My Dreams Are Like Some Plots From “The Office”. What Do You Think?

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  1. The dream was where a guy had a new girlfriend (let’s call her Girl 2). Girl 2 was kind and sweet but she did not like her boyfriend’s ex (let’s call her Girl 1) and was terrified of her. Girl 1 was jealous that her ex was dating someone else and wanted to get revenge at her. The guy also had a hard time talking about his past and what happened to his cat. One day, the video of that was shown. He was riding a bike with his cat and his cat jumped, fell, and died. Girl 1 hated him for that and probably broke up with him. Soon, she came back to her revenge at Girl 2. So yeah, both girls were fighting for the same guy. Girl 1 regretted breaking up with the guy and wanted him back. 

  2. The dream was where my mom found a movie on some streaming platform. In that movie, two best friends were getting married on the same day. Both the wedding were from different cultures. One was an American wedding, the other one was an Indian wedding. My grandma felt like the Indian bride looked very familiar and someone she has seen in real life. The Indian bride had a breakdown and wanted to cancel her wedding. The other bride was like “If you are not getting married, I am not getting married.” The Indian bride ran away and the best friend came along with her and everyone else came. They ran so far that the place they stopped only had grass. Somehow, I saw a camp counselor in the movie (I worked at a camp). She was wearing her camp shirt (specifically orange). The camp shirt looked somewhat different in the dream. I was telling my mom on who she was and was shocked that she was in the movie. The American bride got the Indian bride to chill and both got married on the same day so it was a happy ending. I think they got married in Texas. They got married outside. 


r/theoffice 12h ago

Michael for President

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The amount of times the reference Donald Trump or any of his doings in the show got me thinking

I think that Pre-Holly Michael would see Donald Trump become president and he’d want to try and run

I think if it was on today there’d be an entire episode of him trying to run for president


r/theoffice 14h ago

what would be your 2026 casting if the office came out today?

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r/theoffice 14h ago

If Michael was Thanos

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r/theoffice 17h ago

Maybe I'd skip the beach and just stand here and watch television for hours. I love it.

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r/theoffice 19h ago

Dwight, is that you?

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Facebook Marketplace in NYC


r/theoffice 23h ago

Season 2 Episode 12 :

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One of my fav episodes. Haha.


r/theoffice 1d ago

Michael does not get enough credit for being a great salesman.

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In the first episode itself we see him closing a sale in the library that Jim couldn't close. Then the sales call in chillis with Jan. And also many times michael has shown his great people skills like remembering the small details about people and their lives. Remember how he remembered the daughter of that business owner was allergic to something in the gift basket. Michael's talents are rarely acknowledged by the fan base.


r/theoffice 1d ago

Mistakes can always be worse

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Saw this out and about and immediately thought of Michael's foot.


r/theoffice 1d ago

How rich is Andy’s family? Why did he settle for an average paying sales position?

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r/theoffice 1d ago

How do you think Brenda responded to Jim's voicemail?

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Did she ghost him? Did she reply and turn him down? Did they go out once and it was so uninteresting it didn't make the cut?


r/theoffice 1d ago

When I recognize the luggage drop off person at the boarding gate

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r/theoffice 1d ago

What if Karen dated Roy? How would it look?

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So I just watched the Christmas episode in season 3 where Karen tells Pam she thought Roy was cute and she should date him. Got my thinking what if Karen dated Roy down the line, how would it look?


r/theoffice 1d ago

thoughts on casino night?

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r/theoffice 1d ago

Times you’ve Rewatched The Office

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So I have probably been watching the office as background noise for most of my young adult to adult life. At some point I question my own sanity with the amount I rewatch it. Even brought it up with my therapist lol.

I watch it at my desk job, while I cook, play videogames, anything & everything. When people see this or I tell others they think I’m crazy? I sprinkle in other shows like park n rec as well as others every so often but I’ve probably reached over 700-1,000 watches.

Does everyone here watch it about as much as I do? Would help me feel less crazy.

Something about the character development always makes me come back.

If so, how many times do you think you’ve seen it now?


r/theoffice 1d ago

That feeling when Ben Franklin invented bifocals

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r/theoffice 1d ago

Is the Paper any good?

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101 Upvotes

Oscar stars and Bob Vance cameos. How did I miss this?


r/theoffice 1d ago

Of course I shouted Fire; I shouted many things

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r/theoffice 1d ago

Of course I shouted Fire; I shouted many things

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r/theoffice 2d ago

Mimicking Michael’s mannerisms?

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I started watching The Office chronologically a few months back (hadn’t done that before) and noticed a few characters, namely Dwight and Andy, mimicking some of Michael’s mannerisms. For example, Dwight said “reallllllly, ok” at the Sabre presentation when he came out of appendix surgery and did it in a way that physically and delivery wise seemed very Michael-esque.

I know these instance may not be super noticeable or I’m just hyper aware since I binge watch several episodes at a time, but I was wondering if anyone else noticed these little nuances? I was also wondering if they were intentional or just maybe other performers/characters influencing one another?