I liked the episode for the most part.

I will say though that I think it's kind of weird the writers keep allowing Angela to abuse the other characters with her moral judgments basically uncontested despite her actions from last season. Her "Decent people everywhere would be offended (at Pam's pre-marital pregnancy)" comment towards the beginning was obviously very in character, but it's hard to believe that Pam or anyone else would just take that abuse from her the way they used to when the whole office was aware of what she did.

This is an excellent point that I hadn't considered. Even though maybe it's explained by the fact that Pam has always basically ignored Angela's comments and just didn't want to be mean.

Yeah, Pam is classy but someone else should have called her out by now if they want to be realistic. it's a tv show though so who cares. Still funny at season 6....thats impressive.

Yeah, I don't care all that much either way. It just seems like the writers have completely forgotten about Angela last season when they could be using it to create more uncomfortable and awkward situations, which is obviously one of the things the show leans on.

Weird episode tonight. I didn't think it was that funny.

Also, someone f'ed up the show description tonight. It said all the mafia stuff, then something about the secretary destroying one of Pam's paintings. I didn't see any of that.

I'm liking all the Oscar and Kevin scenes lol. An unlikely duo. I just think it is funny how Oscar talks to Kevin like he isn't retarded at all.

Kevin accidentally screwing over Jim and Pam was really funny.

Thought and saw the same thing. I thought it was kinda blah for most part.

Kevin screwing up Jim's credit card was only thing entertaining, really.

I loved Andy in this last episode. I couldn't stop laughing when he was pretending to be a mechanic and trying to fix the woman's car.

Whenever I see that guy that played the salesman (Actor - Mike Starr), I always laugh and remember him from this:

I always think about Funny Farm with Chevy Chase. He's awesome as the truck driver in that movie.

I think about him in The Bodyguard when Kevin Costner gets in his ass.

The wedding episode was really really good. I just watched it again and liked it even more than the first time.

I thought the show was funny last night.

My favorite part was when Pam started chanting "no more meetings" and Stanley had a psycho looking smile on his face.

I'm pretty lukewarm on this season. It seems like each episode I spend more time wishing they'd handled a situation differently than laughing.

I thought the Michael/Pam's mom situation was going to be great but Pam's decision to just berate Michael and be blatantly insubordinate the rest of the episode with no repercussions (Michael just made a joke about being her dad and Jim just pretty much went, "Yes, dear") really bugged me.

agreed, that was great

I really liked the last episode.

Started off very strong, kind of tapered off in the second half.


Do the last season and a half have any replay value? The first three seasons are consistently funny on repeat viewings, but I don't know if that would be the case with these. I never think, "I need to watch this again to pick up on stuff I missed."

I have yet to really rewatch any of this show at all. I watch them new and don't really go back. I don't rewatch much of anything unless there's really nothing else on.

^ This. Pam is continuing in her trend of becoming just plain annoying.

I liked the fedora stuff. The opera part didn't work for me. I liked Erin's thing with asking about putting out candy, she executed it well.

Not a great episode.

So, Michael dressed up as a guy with his dick-in-a-box for a kids' Halloween party, and then faked his own hanging. That was kind of amazing.

The only thing that excited me was the clip of Erin dancing all wild in the elevator, I guess we have to go to NBC.com to watch the whole thing. Probably not going to do it but Erin is hot.

What is going on this season besides Jim and Pam getting married and the Nard Dawg liking Erin?

I'm usually able to find some funny in every episode, but that one didn't really do it for me.

She's been the one pleasant surprise this season. I'm liking her character a lot.





Yes.


Creed's worm comment was good, Dwight's enemy/friend speech was good. I pretty much don't like Jim at all now.

I enjoyed it but I am not overly critical on 22 minute sitcoms. If I laugh I have been entertained. I laughed numerous times last night.

Did you miss the cold opening? Seriously? You didn't think that was funny?


Also Creed: "FIVE CENTS!? Who's your worm guy?"


I agree with whoever. Jim and Pam are probably my least liked characters on the show now. I find myself disappointed when they are on screen, shooting looks of disapproval about everything else. But it's the everything else that I want to be watching.... not lingering shots of annoyance.

Favorite episode of the season for me.

ok, good.....I thought I was the only one who was confused as to why they are kinda ruining Jim.

Not one of the best episodes (after the open which was fantastic).

I have at least two episodes still on my DVR that I haven't watched...I think that's a pretty good sign that the show kind of sucks now.

Yeah, the opening was very good, but that's about it.

I really enjoyed last nights episode. The whole punching Michael thing from start to finish was great.

I just can't stop hating Pam and Jim, and the rest of the show doesn't work as well without them being the relatable characters.

Really? I have no problem with them. I have heard this sentiment a lot though but I haven't been bothered by it at all. I kind of like the new dynamic of her being a seller now and him being a boss.

I think Ryan has gone off the deep end and doesn't give a shit about anything anymore lol.

I agree... but last night's episode was the first episode that I've enjoyed Jim in quite awhile. I liked the wedding episode alot, but this last one was probably my 2nd favorite of the season.

Enjoyed this one. I was drinking, which helps, but much better than last week either way.


I also love 30 rock and Community this week, I think I might prefer both those shows at this point. Crazy I know.

30 Rock doesn't do it for me anymore. I'm never disappointed if I miss it. On Thursdays the only must watch shows for me are Survivor and Community.

Am I the only one who's been enjoying Parks and Recreation lately? It's gotten a lot better than it was at first, and I think Amy Poehler is pretty excellent in it. Also Aziz Ansari is great.

This season is 100% better than the first.

This week's was easily my favorite this season. Michael was great the entire episode and there were some excellent subtle jokes. When the idea of punching him for payback was brought up I thought it was going to be another overdone moment but then Toby advising Pam on how to throw a punch got me on board with it.

Dwight and Andy's quest to out-polite each other was damn good and I also (as usual) enjoyed Creed's one moment - "Something's up. That paper was never supposed to arrive."

And, yes, Jim wasn't annoying at all in this one. I also loved that Pam acknowledged how much her sales record and attitude suck.

Just saw the episode on NBC.com. I have class on Thursday night and when I moved I forgot to order DVR. Anyway, the deleted scenes came on and its a shame they did not include them, especially the last part when Pam's mom was talking about how long its been since she had an orgasm. Micheal's comment was hysterical.

Deleted Scenes

Thanks for those deleted scenes. Pretty good. I wish that Michael wouldn't have broken it off with Pam's mom, I like the awkwardness of it all.

Monkey see, monkey do,
Monkey pee all over you.





The shot of Jim watching Michael build Tube City was pretty hilarious.


New receptionist getting solo interview time now.

Really loved tonight's episode.


Creed's 10 seconds were absolutely hilarious. I had to pause the TV.

It would be funny if he was totally absent from the next few episodes. I would miss him, but it would be worth it for the joke.

Or maybe he could change his appearance, or try to assume a new name.

They could have done more with it. I don't like when the interviews are just serious, there was a joke in there about them being "brother and sister" that they didn't make.

I didn't love this episode, it was alright but not a lot of laughs. Creed was great as always, Andy had some great moments, otherwise it was a 'meh' from me. I think the show struggles to keep it funny while there is a significant plotline going on, and lately it's been very plotdriven. This episode was held back by the "Is Dunder Mifflin going bankrupt?" storyline.

I like how michael stayed in "murder mystery" character the whole show. Pam has also been pissing me off. She is way to serious all the time & doesn't seem to joke around as much as she has in previous seasons.

I did though as always enjoy the "nard dog".

Creed of course is always awesome.

I loved Oscar's southern accent.

Pam always serious? Well not much in this episode.

Tube City was great.

Just another enjoyable half hour.

That's what I was hoping.





Yeah, I probably laughed harder than that part warranted.

Pregnancy hormones?

im pretty sure id let dwight f my wife