If I had the bullhorn I would tell Michael he's a great ice-skater and a phenomenal salesman, and that his voice as a film maker is completely unique.

Patch and Pudge

This is my favorite episode of season 3

"Damnit Michael, pay attention!" Lonny, played by the late Patrice O'Neal. RIP sea monster. Lonny was my favorite warehouse worker. He always called Michael out on his crap.

That’s surprising that it was unpopular, I found it to be one of the most memorable episodes. Really, it’s the entirety of the outside sequences that I loved, they’re just so dang funny. That moment when Jim sees the bouncy castle and, knowing Michael so well, immediately puts together the plan and realizes the *real* danger he’s in always has me in stitches 😂

If I was in the position where I had to talk Michael down...I would have mentioned the things that I do like about him. How much he cares about people, how he views his employees as a family, how much he tries to enjoy life and have fun, how much he wants to make people laugh, that kind of thing. I get how he has negative qualities and often his good ones can lead to bad results...but I admire those things about him. Legitimately never seen someone with kinder eyes in my life (though that is more credit to Steve Carell). Though I do have to say I loved Pam's bribery attempt.

One of the lowest rated? I don't get how people thought that. I understand your 4/5 rating, but this episode is definitely of my favorites... lol. Sometimes I'm shocked that we love the same show but disagree on most episodes, I've only agreed on a few of the field guides that I have seen from you. Great video though! I love hearing others thoughts on these episodes to give myself more perspective!

Awww I would tell Michael he has a way of sharing his bottomlessly big heart and well intentioned but sometimes misguided attempts to make everyone’s lives better

Obligatory note letting you know you are an awesome content creator and your videos bring me lots of joy!

I think it shows that Michael truly was depressed and contemplated jumping for real

Great videos sir.... Just want to bring attention to the latte great Patrice O'Neal (somewhere around 5:20). He was just one of the funniest quick witted comedians I ever met. He was only around The Office for a few episodes. I encourage everyone to look him up...RIP brother

we love face time with Chris! another great upload congrats on 1000

Floating Drew at 3:23

My favorite line is "Yeah, that dim light is a bitch."

I remember Michael called her pudge or something like that Lol

This is in my top 5 episodes of the whole show. I'm a big fan of the humor in this one: the warehouse training, the reason they're having the training to begin with, Ryan's sarcastic remarks. Maybe it's just my kind of humor

Hmmm. I understand where you are coming from but the slow pace scenes are what made the show so great, so real. Office life is mundane and since this is supposed to be a documentary it really works and is brilliant.

So all of these years, I’ve been misquoting this episode! I always thought Michael was saying “Dwight, you need to inflect!” in response to Dwight’s depression question. 😩🤦🏾‍♂️

It's urglegruenomically correct

CONGRATS ON 1000!

I'd obviously would stroke Michaels ego with flattery to get him of the edge. BTW, this particular episode ( Ithink a couple of others as well) has one of the absolute legends of stand -up comedy making a cameo. I dont think I've heard you mention him. But RIP Mr Patrice O'Neal

My fav part of this episode is the sound Michael and Dwight make when they toss the watermelon

Congrats on 1000 subs! Great video

Should have had Creed grab the mic and yell "do a flip!"

Michael is obviously talking * Proceeds to zoom in *

Great review! Congrats on 1k subs

3:24 floating andy

3:23 floating Andy

I think you would want to say something about Holly if you were to know that Holly was going to enter the show.

I'd say "I was going to ask you to go out for a steak and beer tonight! but if you jump, I won't get that chance." does that work? :S idk

i probably would’ve said that we would all miss him (ryan most of all) and “if he can get Jan, he’ll be able to get a hotter woman” i think that would get michael to come down

pudge and patch

This episode is goated just for the fact it has Patrice O’Neal RIP

Pudge and padge

love Darryl

Man, they even changed the song Dwight sings on the roof

Wait you are a fan of Psych too. NICE

0:29 THE Harold Ramis????

this episode is wacky cause business school cocktails and the negotiation were so heavy I think and the show wanted some goofy stuff before the final 3 eps...the next episode product recall is very goofy in tone as well as the ep after that about women's appreciation..the show went very goofy with some big topics

Okay, so a thing that bothers me is that you characterize train tracks as a big city thing. This isn’t true. A lot of small town around the states popped up by rest stops along the tracks. Not a big thing but still bothers me

Andy at 3:21

Not a fan ? What does 4/5 mean ?????

I would tell Michael to jump and then video it. Imagine how many hits "idiot jumps off roof onto bouncy castle" would get on KZfaq.

I think what bothers me about Jim refusing to call Andy "Drew" is because he has made an effort trying to become a better person, and he has never actually harmed Jim (he's obtuse but otherwise harmless, unless you're drywall) so it felt needlessly combative especially if someone has been attending anger management to try and push their buttons immediately after they return. Asshole behaviour! Jim may be the intended audience POV, but I sympathise with Andy here.

Hey, Mulverine. What is up, my man? I couldn’t agree more. That’s my least favorite episode of season 3. Two in a row that I dislike and never realized. You know what? It’s even the same reason for the one before: I don’t enjoy having my Office characters being bullied. Again, I found Darryl extremely insensitive. not to mention Lonny, who’s just disrespectful and would get fired at the spot if this wasn’t a show. But again, so would Michael. And I do realize this is all his fault to begin with. But I love this character. So do the people on The Office, because they know his just a “child”. Remember in gay witch hunt when Oscar closes the door and says “I’m sorry, come on. That was a good idea”? That’s it. That’s the dynamic. It goes full circle. In the end, they care about one another and understand that these are not bad people, even though Michael has just abused him and force him out, with absolutely no right to do so and with legit argument for a law suit. That how I feel. I would give this one a 2/5. The only thing i love from this episode are the betting parts. Um abraço!

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I think people take issue with Jim refusing to call Andy “Drew” is because nowadays in our modern climate it reads very much as behavior akin to transphobia

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I think the hate crime part on the roof is if it is Stanley's car they just threw a watermelon at a black man's car.

Love your shit man. However small town person here. My whole life. Trains in small towns is very very common. Much more than the city. The only time traffic backs up in a small town is when the train comes through.