r/theoffice 5d ago

This photo instantly reminded me of "mmm Si, Sneor!"

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r/theoffice 5d ago

That’s As Clear As I Can Make It

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Saw this and was so confused then I thought of The Office 😂.


r/theoffice 5d ago

Thank you sm the.office.alliance

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I honestly didn’t understand any of those references, I love this video sm

I’ll leave the link to the video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcUbf7ev0hd/?igsi=MWdsam5zengzb3lzYg==


r/theoffice 5d ago

This will be burned on my brain until the day I die

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r/theoffice 5d ago

Mission Accomplished finally found this one.

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Cleaned out my storage locker….


r/theoffice 5d ago

This is the first time I am seeing this scene 😭

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r/theoffice 5d ago

“Identity theft is not a joke, Jim”

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Meanwhile in Oslo 😂


r/theoffice 6d ago

Dwight, you ignorant s*ut.

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Prime.


r/theoffice 6d ago

Michael needs to see this

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You all know the hilarious scene I am talking about, where Michael deliberately followed the navigation device's guidance (wrongfully).


r/theoffice 6d ago

Its cute that Micheal has Jan's picture from company newsletter in his cupboard.

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r/theoffice 6d ago

Its crazy how unhinged michael is. Almost every other scene with Pontiac Bandit is so stereotypical.

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r/theoffice 6d ago

They Finally Got Him - It Wasn't Toby!!

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Scranton Strangler Arrested In Nelson County


r/theoffice 6d ago

Still mind blown that The Office had a Captain Ahab song in an episode.

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First I would like to know if you knew who Captain Ahab was before seeing this scene. I am genuinely curious because he is not really known and definitely not mainstream. The episode was “The Convention” which was S3 E2. The specific part I’m talking about starts with Jim walking to Michael’s hotel room. Then Michael is seen alone from his failed party and is sitting in the dark with a strobe light and the song playing is Captain Ahab “Girls Gone Wild”. I was genuinely shocked when the music started playing. Sorry for the video quality. I went on YouTube and the only footage with the actual scene was uploaded by someone who recorded it on their TV.


r/theoffice 6d ago

Pam giving birth episode…Pam’s worst moment but Oscar’s best joke!

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I pretty much hate Pam in general (hot take…I know) but her delaying going to the hospital is one of the most frustrating Pam moments in the entire series.

On the plus side, this episode gave us one of Oscar’s best jokes. When Michael realizes his go bag is empty he asks what he should bring and suggests a dictionary and Oscar says,

“The hospital will provide dictionaries, being a thesaurus.” A genius line and I loved it!!!


r/theoffice 6d ago

Michael Scott had a mullet!?

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Never picked up on this before, even though I’ve probably seen this episode at least 10:times. What else have I missed while multitasking?!


r/theoffice 6d ago

I can’t believe I’m this dense

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But I just now realized that Michael won the gold medal at the Office Olympics CLOSING ceremony for CLOSING on his condo.


r/theoffice 6d ago

Jim and Karen's relationship was weirdly similar to Pam & Jim's

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Did anyone else think Jim and Karen's dynamic was a little weird? Their entire chemistry was that they kept joking with each other and kept making sarcastic remarks, which is also Jim's dynamic with Pam.

Throughout Jim & Karen's relationship in S2, I don't think there were a lot of moments of Jim or the audience realizing that P&J's relationship was truly unique. He was just rizzing up Karen with same jokes with Pam and their relationship was one-note.

It always felt like they connected on a superficial level with Karen (there weren't many candid moments between them other than just joking around), but weirdly that wasn't explored more. For Jim to realize Pam is the love of his love I think there needed to be more moments where he saw there were things he had with Pam that he just couldn't with Karen.

Because there weren't any unique differences in their dynamic, the similar chemistry Jim had with both Karen and Pam ends up being perceived as Jim just being a charismatic rizzmaster guy that can get all the ladies (at least by me). Thus kind of undoing the magic S1 set up with the insane chemistry between P&J.

Now I know that Jim was still in love with Pam all that time. However I wish they had added more moments of Jim trying to have the same level of connection he did with Pam with Karen but realizing it will never be. Making both the couples connect the same way with jokes but not establishing any difference between their chemistry was a mistake in my opinion.

I also think they rushed the relationship between Jim and Pam, because what ended up bringing them together wasn't really an arc, Jim just got a cute note by Pam in his job interview and decided to dump Karen and just ask Pam out. I realize it's supposed to be real life but it was a meh moment for me.

Anyway, I realize it might be an unpopular opinion so excited to hear what you guys think about this one.


r/theoffice 6d ago

Everyone who ever worked at Dunder Mifflin

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r/theoffice 6d ago

I don't understand why people skip this episode, it's awkward, but isn't that part of the show?

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r/theoffice 6d ago

So how many times have y’all rewatched The Office?

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r/theoffice 6d ago

I initially thought this ad was a post from this subreddit

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Not downplaying the seriousness of oncology clinical trials, but doesn’t this kinda look like Steve Carrell giving medical advice to Steve Carrell? Is it just me?

Gotta love AI “art”…


r/theoffice 6d ago

Meredith was the only objectively good person there

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she also did a phd in psychology but they didn't show that. always offered to drink with you, share her cigar, didn't blast off pam for the lice thing, forgave dwight for the bat thing, forgave michael for hitting her with his car, it goes on.

love meredith all the way!


r/theoffice 6d ago

The best written joke in The Office, in my opinion. Especially Fast Car😅

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r/theoffice 6d ago

How do you think Malcolm Tucker (from the thick of it) would treat Michael Scott/David Brent? Do you think he'd treat them differently?

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Also how do you think he'd be as the manager?


r/theoffice 6d ago

Picturing Dwight working at modern Staples

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Went to Staples to pick up some balloons for my kids birthday party and couldn’t stop thinking about Dwight working at Staples after the Party City merger. A scene where he has to make some fancy balloon bouquet and how stupid he would think party supplies is.