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post #301 of 830
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Good episode.
post #302 of 830
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Somebody should post a news story about Steve leaving The Office. (The rumor, and or he might be leaving.)

Last night's episode good? Will catch it tonight..
post #303 of 830
While the show has a good number of strong supporting characters, I couldn't imagine it without Michael Scott. At least we'll definitely have him and the show for one more season.

Last night's episode was OK.
post #304 of 830
I think Steve Carell realizes the shelf life of the show is nearing its limit. Another season is about all they'll be able to wring out of the concept. His contract is going to be up and his movie career is taking off. I expect next year's 'Office' to be the last. Now, whether NBC can be persuaded to let it die with some dignity is another question.
post #305 of 830
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I think Steve Carell realizes the shelf life of the show is nearing its limit. Another season is about all they'll be able to wring out of the concept. His contract is going to be up and his movie career is taking off. I expect next year's 'Office' to be the last. Now, whether NBC can be persuaded to let it die with some dignity is another question.

I was thinking the same. Better to go out on top.

Last night's episode was one of the best this season, IMO.
post #306 of 830
they really need to bring in some new writers or shake things up
somehow. it's getting predictable and repetitive.

it was a lot funnier a few seasons back
post #307 of 830
Great episode! If Carrell has to leave, about the only thing I can think of is to have Amy Proehler (sp?) take over as boss and kill that dreadful Parks and Recreation.
post #308 of 830
If Carrell leaves, that'll be it. Hopefully they end it rather than trying to milk another couple seasons out of it.

I used to love this show, but now I'm basically watching it because it's one of the few shows my wife likes that I can tolerate, so it's actually something we can watch together.
post #309 of 830
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they really need to bring in some new writers or shake things up
somehow. it's getting predictable and repetitive.

it was a lot funnier a few seasons back


Agreed. It is almost on my "stop watching" list. I find few laughs and the show is almost boring to sit through. All good things must end.
post #310 of 830
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While the show has a good number of strong supporting characters, I couldn't imagine it without Michael Scott. At least we'll definitely have him and the show for one more season.

Last night's episode was OK.

I felt the same way with CSI's William Petersen switchover.
I think Laurence Fishburne is doing a great job as the new CSI Lead?

Hopefully the supporting cast will make it be great.
post #311 of 830
I thought for sure after Kevin as Cookie Monster, that they were going to compare the new corporate guy to Kermit the Frog.
post #312 of 830
I think Darryl's prank on Andy is one of the show's funniest moments. I lost it when they made the video for evidence.
post #313 of 830
i've been disappointed with the office most of this season.
not too much they've done has worked for me.

but last nights show was the funniest in a long time

i'm ready to give it one more season.
post #314 of 830
Jim and Pam's dual interviews are starting to be the funniest material on the show for me.

Nice to see the Darryl (or Darnel?) is fitting right in with the folks in the office.
post #315 of 830
I thought the Dwight in the gym skit was hilarious as he tries to seduce Michaels girlfriend to enable him to tell Michael that she is cheating on him. I fell on the floor.

Michael telling everyone about his sex life in the meeting and the look of horror on all their faces.

Agree with the video at the end, funny stuff.
post #316 of 830
Great episode all the way through.

It featured a David Wallace appearance, another immature phone call from the "Pac-Man," the IT guy growing tired of the disrespect, Dwight's ambitious plans for property acquisition and Michael becoming the image of the printer problem. Yup, this episode was a winner.
post #317 of 830
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Great episode all the way through.

It featured a David Wallace appearance, another immature phone call from the "Pac-Man," the IT guy growing tired of the disrespect, Dwight's ambitious plans for property acquisition and Michael becoming the image of the printer problem. Yup, this episode was a winner.

I completely agree. Great ending to season.
post #318 of 830
Funny stuff. Like how almost everyone in the office could be considered the Whistle-blower and how Andy was getting crapped on.

Michael reading the end of the company statement. I will not be taking any questions, now are there any questions. LOL!

Is Holly going to be back next season?
post #319 of 830
Suck It.
post #320 of 830
This is the only season of The Office I have considered buying. Not that there was anything wrong with prior seasons, but this season was less "squirmy" and the ensemble was warmer and more highly developed. And a bit more surreal.
post #321 of 830
I like how Pam has developed after having her baby. She seems more protective of the easily duped Michael Scott and more caring in general, even more so than during her days as secretary.
post #322 of 830
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Is Holly going to be back next season?

It sure looks that way. If so, I wonder what will happen to Toby? In any event if Holy comes back Michael will of course blab that he asked for it and she'll hate him.
post #323 of 830
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Suck It.

ha. I need that yellow hoody.

I enjoyed the finale, although it wasn't "The best of the season."

Edit: Can I make the Season 7 thread too?
Since I'm an organized-freak, the thread's title should be "The Office on NBC - Season 7"
ha. (I've had three beers.)
post #324 of 830
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Since I'm an organized-freak, the thread's title should be "The Office on NBC - Season 7"
ha. (I've had three beers.)

We'll just keep this one going.
post #325 of 830
I thought the finale was only ok. I didn't think it was very funny, nor were there any real cliffhangers, etc to make it seem "finale-ish". I love the office, but I do agree that they are near the end of a reasonable storyline. I think the storyline of the past couple seasons has been pretty ridiculous as it is (the seasons have been mediocre at best). I wouldn't mind NBC making the next season it's last and letting them go out before it's just complete garbage.
post #326 of 830
Mentioning Holly wasn't much of a season hanger. I can't imagine Amy Ryan coming back for more than a couple of episodes next season. That woman is busy!
post #327 of 830
Assuming the rest of the cast would be willing to stay if Carrell leaves, I think this show could run for a few more years. I'd love to read the list of potential Michael Scott replacements.

This season was my least favorite, but there were still enough laughs. The Office is still the only of the four Thursday night comedies I must watch the same night, but I admit I believe it is now the least funny. Parks and Rec has come a long way.
post #328 of 830
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Assuming the rest of the cast would be willing to stay if Carrell leaves, I think this show could run for a few more years. I'd love to read the list of potential Michael Scott replacements.

I agree with this but we're probably a minority. The characters are great but I laugh more at the office/business situations that are straight out of the business world. I know lots of people watch the show for the kooky things the characters do.
post #329 of 830
I watch it for an even combination of both the kooky character behavior and the portrayal of the office/business life. I have experienced so much of the office/business world in real life that the show would be too boring if it had more ordinary character interactions.
post #330 of 830
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I watch it for an even combination of both the kooky character behavior and the portrayal of the office/business life. I have experienced so much of the office/business world in real life that the show would be too boring if it had more ordinary character interactions.

I think the characters on the Office are regular people with the volume controls on their personalities stuck at full volume.
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