The Office 10/25

I think Andy just tries really hard. Dude, the line Jim had: was hilarious

Dwight: There are no winners, there are no losers.
Jim: Oh, there are losers

 

spup, I think this is Dwight's way of lessening the burden of Andy/Angela. And now that he realized Angela was saying, "Oh, D!!!" when making out (certainly her nickname for Dwight when they were engaged in such activities), he's even happier.

 

I enjoyed Andy's description of necking because it was something cats would do and totally be an Angela thing.

 

And I think he's supposed to be that Creed on the show too, if I'm not mistaken.
Great episode, and did we get the frst hint of tension with Jim and Pam as a couple tonight? His telling her to leave when she was working on her animation, and the scene at Poor Richard's?

I love it when Darryl and Michael interact.

OOHHH DDDDD! Dwight is my hero.

My wife laughed when Jim wanted to be a sportswriter

 

YES!!! That's the first things I thought of.

 

Yep, I had the same reaction.

 

I laughed when Jim's Second Life avatar was a sportswriter ... with a guitar strapped to his back.

 

that would totally be me... if it were a guitar hero guitar

 

That's twice this season somebody has tried to pick Pam up after she was successful with something at work (remember Ryan doing the same thing a few weeks ago). Jim was amused by it at first and a little more annoyed tonight. I can totally see this being a slow-burn type thing that leads to a fallout with them later in the year.

 

Michael: "Phyllis is like our Mrs. Butterworth, kind of less-urban Aunt Jamima."

Michael: "Ryan is being a little bitch again."
Ryan: "I'm on, Michael."
Michael: "What's up my brother?"

Meredith: I'm excited to do the ad but I am not really used to doing videos with so many people in the room."

 

This is a threadjack, I know, but "My Name is Earl" is hitting 'em outta the park this season. The Earl-in-prison storyline is far, far better than I ever imagined. The one last week with Earl struggling with creative writing, and the depictions of the fictions told by the other cast members (loved Crabman's song about respecting the crabs) was great. Definitely, you just add Earl to your DVR, if you don't have it already.

That said, the Office is picking up steam, not that it's 30 minutes instead of an hour. The Ryan-as-boss character is eerily familar to, well, anyone who has a boss. "You said I wasn't good at sales, but I'm good at managing salespeople."

 

Alec Baldwin keeps getting funnier on 30 Rock, as well.