The Office

[butthead]

Great way to handle the Pam/Jim thing, but they will eventually have to address it, hopefully without turning the show into a soap opera.

[JS]

The gaydar Jim sent Dwight at the end was hilarious.

"Hey, it works"

"Oh, no"

[Huey]

I like how they pointed in Wilkes-Barre (I think that's where the other DunderMif locale is) that they always have to go through some sort of corporate-sponsored info sessions/sensitivity training thanks to the people in Scranton.

And Pam's ex-fiancee's mugshot for the DUI?  Hysterical.   

This is the funniest show on television right now.

[BananaHands]

The co-workers response to the calculator in the jello mold trick was fabulous.

[Al Yellon]

Additionally:

Michael: I watch Queer as f@#$
Jan: That's not what it's called

I came really close to spraying my keyboard with Coke at that point.  And again when Michael said that gay porn "is, really, quite beautiful."   Fucking hilarious.  I can't wait for next Thursday.

Also, was Ed Helms the "Big Tuna" guy?  He's not listed on the show's credits, but I could've sworn it was him. 

[forkserker]

Additionally:

Michael: I watch Queer as f@#$
Jan: That's not what it's called

I came really close to spraying my keyboard with Coke at that point.  And again when Michael said that gay porn "is, really, quite beautiful."   f@#$ing hilarious.  I can't wait for next Thursday.

Also, was Ed Helms the "Big Tuna" guy?  He's not listed on the show's credits, but I could've sworn it was him. 

It was indeed Ed Helms. He is the balls.

My wife actually cheered when they panned to Pam's left hand.

Chicks.

[The Slak]

The Gay Pride Parade?! I mean come on, they have that. It's not called the Gay Shame Festival...

[Andy]

"Well, sir, I cannot promise that Dunder Mifflin paper is less flammable than other paper, but I can assure you that it's not more flammable."

Stanley's rant about the toaster was classic.

The look on Dwight's face when Michael asked if he could imagine Angela with another woman was great.

I made the mistake of going to www.officetally.com this morning to see how people liked the episode.  There are always a few who have to be contrarian and said it was "awful" or "terrible."  But honestly, last night's was one of the best, ever.

It seems obvious that the chaos in Scranton was supposed to show how without Jim there to act as some sort of voice of reason (never directly to Michael, always to other employees but with Michael watching) that there's nothing to save Michael from himself.  It's also entirely possible that Jim has no idea Pam's not married.  He would have transferred to Stamford before the wedding and she said she called it off just days before it was supposed to happen.  The other Scranton employees could just assume Jim knows so nobody's e-mailed or called to tell him that.  Apparently next week there's a paper convention and Michael, Dwight, Jim and Ed Helms all meet up at the convention.  The description of the episode makes it seem like that's when Jim finds out about Pam.

Ed Helms is great.  "Hey Big Tuna, you're single, right?  What do you think of her?  Pretty hot, yeah?  She's cuh-razy!"

I liked the girl who sits behind Jim in Stamford with her, "What's with the new guy?  He's always making these weird faces to the camera?  What's that about?"

Excellent start to the season.

[butthead]

"Well, sir, I cannot promise that Dunder Mifflin paper is less flammable than other paper, but I can assure you that it's not more flammable."

Stanley's rant about the toaster was classic.

The look on Dwight's face when Michael asked if he could imagine Angela with another woman was great.

I made the mistake of going to www.officetally.com this morning to see how people liked the episode.  There are always a few who have to be contrarian and said it was "awful" or "terrible."  But honestly, last night's was one of the best, ever.

It seems obvious that the chaos in Scranton was supposed to show how without Jim there to act as some sort of voice of reason (never directly to Michael, always to other employees but with Michael watching) that there's nothing to save Michael from himself.  It's also entirely possible that Jim has no idea Pam's not married.  He would have transferred to Stamford before the wedding and she said she called it off just days before it was supposed to happen.  The other Scranton employees could just assume Jim knows so nobody's e-mailed or called to tell him that.  Apparently next week there's a paper convention and Michael, Dwight, Jim and Ed Helms all meet up at the convention.  The description of the episode makes it seem like that's when Jim finds out about Pam.

Ed Helms is great.  "Hey Big Tuna, you're single, right?  What do you think of her?  Pretty hot, yeah?  She's cuh-razy!"

I liked the girl who sits behind Jim in Stamford with her, "What's with the new guy?  He's always making these weird faces to the camera?  What's that about?"

Excellent start to the season.

That's the kind of quality analysis I come here for. Rivaled only by KD's NBA expertise.

[The Slak]

"Well, sir, I cannot promise that Dunder Mifflin paper is less flammable than other paper, but I can assure you that it's not more flammable."

Stanley's rant about the toaster was classic.

The look on Dwight's face when Michael asked if he could imagine Angela with another woman was great.

I made the mistake of going to www.officetally.com this morning to see how people liked the episode.  There are always a few who have to be contrarian and said it was "awful" or "terrible."  But honestly, last night's was one of the best, ever.

It seems obvious that the chaos in Scranton was supposed to show how without Jim there to act as some sort of voice of reason (never directly to Michael, always to other employees but with Michael watching) that there's nothing to save Michael from himself.  It's also entirely possible that Jim has no idea Pam's not married.  He would have transferred to Stamford before the wedding and she said she called it off just days before it was supposed to happen.  The other Scranton employees could just assume Jim knows so nobody's e-mailed or called to tell him that.  Apparently next week there's a paper convention and Michael, Dwight, Jim and Ed Helms all meet up at the convention.  The description of the episode makes it seem like that's when Jim finds out about Pam.

Ed Helms is great.  "Hey Big Tuna, you're single, right?  What do you think of her?  Pretty hot, yeah?  She's cuh-razy!"

I liked the girl who sits behind Jim in Stamford with her, "What's with the new guy?  He's always making these weird faces to the camera?  What's that about?"

Excellent start to the season.

People on message boards are always so bitter. Fuck them.

[KD]

The women who made the comment about Jim mugging for the camera is the daughter of Quincy Jones.  I was about to type "the daughter of someone famous who I can't remember," but then I remembered that the women who made the comment about Jim mugging for the camera is the daughter of Quincy Jones while I was writing this sentence.

She was in Stella.  My girlfriend told me the name of some other show she was in, a more popular show, but I've forgotten it and haven't remembered the name during the course of writing this sentence.

[The Slak]

The women who made the comment about Jim mugging for the camera is the daughter of Quincy Jones.  I was about to type "the daughter of someone famous who I can't remember," but then I remembered that the women who made the comment about Jim mugging for the camera is the daughter of Quincy Jones.

She was in Stella.  My girlfriend told me the name of some other show she was in, a more popular show, but I've forgotten it and haven't remembered the name during the course of writing this sentence.

She's been on Chappelle's Show too. She's very recognizable.

[forkserker]

The women who made the comment about Jim mugging for the camera is the daughter of Quincy Jones.  I was about to type "the daughter of someone famous who I can't remember," but then I remembered that the women who made the comment about Jim mugging for the camera is the daughter of Quincy Jones.

She was in Stella.  My girlfriend told me the name of some other show she was in, a more popular show, but I've forgotten it and haven't remembered the name during the course of writing this sentence.

She's been on Chappelle's Show too. She's very recognizable.

She was on Boston Public...her mom's Peggy Lipton from "Mod Squad".

[The Slak]

The women who made the comment about Jim mugging for the camera is the daughter of Quincy Jones.  I was about to type "the daughter of someone famous who I can't remember," but then I remembered that the women who made the comment about Jim mugging for the camera is the daughter of Quincy Jones.

She was in Stella.  My girlfriend told me the name of some other show she was in, a more popular show, but I've forgotten it and haven't remembered the name during the course of writing this sentence.

She's been on Chappelle's Show too. She's very recognizable.

She was on Boston Public...her mom's Peggy Lipton from "Mod Squad".

THATS what I really remember her from...thank you. It was killing me.

[CPT]

The women who made the comment about Jim mugging for the camera is the daughter of Quincy Jones.  I was about to type "the daughter of someone famous who I can't remember," but then I remembered that the women who made the comment about Jim mugging for the camera is the daughter of Quincy Jones.

She was in Stella.  My girlfriend told me the name of some other show she was in, a more popular show, but I've forgotten it and haven't remembered the name during the course of writing this sentence.

She's been on Chappelle's Show too. She's very recognizable.

She was on Boston Public...her mom's Peggy Lipton from "Mod Squad".

THATS what I really remember her from...thank you. It was killing me.

You guys just outed yourselves as watchers of Boston Public.