The Office running thread

I thought it was in the top third of episodes this season. Not saying much.

 

So, I'm assuming Amy Ryan will be coming back next season (the final season?) ...

 

Holly is coming back. That's fun. Dwight throwing a phone book at his nuts was awesome.

Anyway, I predict these episodes next year.

- Sabre loses a bunch of money and something happens with the Office. Either Micheal takes over the branch once again as Micheal Scott paper co, or something else.
-David Wallace has an idea catch on, makes money and possibly buys the company.
-Jim and Pam have to go out of town and somehow they leave someone from the office to watch the baby. Said person, who would likely be Oscar or Phyliss, cant do it and leaves Michael in charge, who invites Dwight over.
-Holly and Micheal get back together.
-Jan reappears for some ugliness.
-Andy and Erin awkardness - good for one episode.
-Kevin gets a hooker - it has to open soon.

 

The David Wallace "Suck It" cameo this week had me rolling. Especially when he started to talk about the product and they abruptly cut away.

 

I felt like the "who is the whistleblower" thing could have been stretched over two or three episodes.

 

Agreed. I didn't think too much of the episode, but that cracked me up. For whatever reason, I find David Wallace hilarious as a pathetic, almost delusional character trying to sell a horrible product.

At some point, when Michael's talking to Kathy Bates, he mentions that he's had a lousy year. And that only 12 minutes of the whole year were worth taping. Felt like he may have been summing up this season. (although I don't entirely agree as I think the wedding episode is one of my favorites of the series).

 

Amy Ryan will be on The Office this season and will be playing a "sizeable" role. Sounds like a nice out for the exit of the Michael Scott character ...

http://ausiellofiles.ew.com/2010/07/14/ask-ausiello-spoilers-office-bones-supernatural/

 

Once Steve Carrell jumps ship, the series will start to tank. Maybe Conan O' Brien can take over as the office boss, once the anger between him and NBC subsides. Or maybe even Stephen Colbert.

 

Gabe and Erin ... huh?

Interesting opener. Not sure how I feel about it yet.

 

I thought the opening was terrific. Reminded me of the wedding scene.

Whole show was fun. Not terrific, but 30 minutes of entertainment. I'll take that.

 

The opener was...interesting. It was certainly well done and unexpected.

The episode felt like a bit of a return to form. Thumbs up.

 

Dave LaPoint had a better fastball at the end of his caeer.