"Im the fkin lizard king" gets me everytime 😂 definitely had to steal that 1 on a few appropriate occasions lol

Andy getting into Mr. Ramish's office as a rep for Big Red Paper Co. is one of my favorite scenes from the entire series.

That's a 4/5 cold open imo. The set up is solid, it calls back to Dwight Shrute's Gym for Muscles, has a great prank and a good physical comedy stinger at the end. The only point it loses is not being connnected to the episode at all really, so it could go before any DMS episode

As a Binghamton native, I can say with 100% certainty that the Binghamton branch should have and would have closed down years before this episode came out.

It is hard to say whether or not Robert was running Dunder Mifflin into the ground or not but there are definitely hints that Sabre had been struggling since it was introduced in season 6 and afterwards.

Andy's blackmail attempt and consequent visit with David Wallace is my favorite Andy moment in the whole series

I have no idea what the deeper meaning was meant to be, but i know i got a deeper meaning from it. Jim and Dwight were always at odds with each other, but when Harry showed up, they united against a common foe. Now Jim and Dwight were at odds with Harry, but when Big Red show up, all three of them united against a common foe. It ends with the three of them sitting down, defeated, realizing they're on the same team. Everyone has conflict with family, friends, coworkers, etc but you always stick together when you're facing an outside threat. It's sorta like "i can say that about my brother, but YOU can't!"

Definitely one of the funniest field guides of the entire series.

In a vacuum, turf war is one of my favourites from season 8/9

Andy walking into the pepper spray will be forever funny.

Agree that it was initially unclear whether other branches survived the Sabre buyout. But Holly came back from Nashua, so that definitely survived. It was a shame we never saw Harry again, or indeed hear of any of the other branches after David Wallace buys them out... do we? By far my favourite part of the season (maybe the final few seasons) is Dwight jumping up and down in the lift, only to have his trousers fall down, only to then stumble into a meeting while pulling them up - and verbally drawing attention to it when he doesn't need to. Brilliant moment of Dwight's intense social awkwardness, but also a glimpse of his Alpha manner ("I'm in a socially awkward situation but I don't care what people think"). Suits him perfectly. And Australian wine is very popular here in Britain! It's cheap and cheerful - the sort of wine David Brent and Gareth Keenan would drink.

I love the deeper meaning... it makes me feel smart watching it

love your videos!! we watch them when we get sick of playing the office over and over. Somehow it seems brand new with your commentary!

your channel is so underrated man, hope you get more traction soon :) these reviews are always my weekly highlight

Don’t stop making these videos, I love them! F🤬 the haters!

Honestly Pam stealing Nellie's phone feels so out of character, and i like Pam, she is a great character i still like this episode, even though i do not remember that much about it when i rewatched it recently, except for the line about the f*cking lizard kind. I would give this a 3/5, great episode Mulverine!

Good defense of the Deeper Meaning segments. Won me over at the Vandelay clip. When watching this episode it sometimes feels like season 4 or 5 if I look over at certain points, which got me into the show originally.

I thought this episode was saying to not just stand your ground but to also have the ability to follow through on what your intention

3:31 ok yea but that Stanley drawing was one of two that pam had to make in like a minute or two from memory. We've seen that, with time, pam is quite competent at drawing impressions

Im here for the deeper meaning and the way you elaborated expended why.

This episode is a New York 6, but a Scranton 7.

Hell no! The Deep dives are awesome. As someone who has watched the show even the last two seasons multiple times I need that deeper meaning. I'm still not sure what a bean means...

As someone who lives in Australia, I can assure you that not only is Australian wine a thing, but it accounts for about 5% of global wine production, which is quite an impressive figure for a country with only 26 million people; in fact, my home city of Adelaide has some of the most significant wine regions in the country, including but not limited to Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills, and McLaren Vale (my nearest one).

Just got the reference to Homer Simpson in an episode with a guy threatening to strangle someone with his bare hands. This episode just went up to me!

Harry is also Sobatka from the Wire, and Dubov in face off.

"And you want to be my latex salesman." 10:40

As someone who has owed money to a bank and other corporations in the past - they all call you. They want their money. You’ll eventually get a call from a third party even - debt collection agencies. Nellie owes mastercard. Not a spam call. She even says she has mastercard right where she wants them later on.

I'd like to see a video on Dunder Mifflin's biggest client, which seems to change every other episode. At least, it always feels like that. Is it the county office that Jan eventually works for? Is it the paper company that won the golden tickets? It seems like sometimes Jim has the largest client and sometimes Dwight has the largest client. or sometimes Michael still managed the largest client. Maybe they are all the largest...

And this might be the final (and second!) time we see a criminally under-used plot element - Dwight Schrute's Gym For Muscles! That could have had great potential! But happily it lives on. Me and my partner are bodybuilders, and our Dwight t-shirts make regular appearances at our gym.... but sadly, almost nobody know what they are...

The binghamton branch could be Sabre's

Woah, never been this early, I will oil you up Mul

#sixseasonsandfieldguide

That opening annoyed me. When I don't like a conversation, I leave the room. Don' get why that's just not an option in this show. Better episode than the last several but these characters still aren't characters, just whatever the scene and story require at that point. I hate everybody on the show at this point but some of the physical gags are funny, its nice to see Dan Castellaneta outside of Homer, and the lizard king bit rocks. Still sucks!

I don't think that guy looks like Homer Simpson

The only hidden secret about The Office after Steve Carell left is that the writers didn't have any idea about what to do

Watching from China but only because I’m using a VPN (the Chinese govt blocked google here)

Your deeper meaning stuff in your episodes is the worst thing about your videos, they just come accross as pretentious film nerd stuff, and to be honest most are far off the mark

I love your videos, but please stop using AI images.