michael and "his ladies" helping him with jan is one of my favorite bits in the entire show

That edit with Michael's wishes for the women in the office was so awesome! I love all the little edited portions you slip into episodes now and again! Pam's and Angela's got me so emotional!

"For Kelly, a brain..." might be the funniest line in the show.

Longtime fan, first time commenter (I’m bingeing your videos atm): my understanding of the misogyny joke was not that he was making a point about the difference between sexist and misogynist. It was the idea that Michael, not knowing the definition at all, believed misogynist was a positive word (like philanthropist or something). Great videos, thanks for the hard work!

"Did he even see Pam? Or, ah, Karen from behind?" Michael questioning the fact that the flasher chose Phillys as his victim!

Wow, the wishing well is probably the most amazing piece of foreshadowing in the whole series. I had never thought of it!

I love this episode. It's one of my favorite in Season 3, I'd rate it 4/5. Just wanted to say that Pam's prank on Dwight in this episode is brilliant and so underrated.

This was a great episode for Pam as she can break my heart so easily with that voice of hers talking about not needing sexy lingerie but her housecoat for towels. Then the talking head about Roy and Jim which is sooooo good . Then she changes the tire with no help. And the prank on Dwight which was all Pam. I think she is sooo great and the episode on the whole is a 4.5 for sure! Also the advice given to Michael with Pam and Karen talking about their own relationships is so very subtle but dead on.

"many women are competent drivers" ... Hilarious line implying that Meridith clearly is an incompetent driver. Great content as always. Cheers!

That blooper where Rainn keeps going is one of the best I've ever seen.

I almost suffocated when you read Dwight's note to the flasher. Btw I was flashed once, in front of my house! I scoffed at the guy and promptly walked into my house and burst into tears 😹

Attention: Thanks for watching! Somehow Creed screwed the Quality Assurance pooch on this one, and the easter egg did not make the final cut.

So Michael wished for a watch, But had to give up his own to Toby, So he was correct abut his wish not getting fulfilled

Fun fact: ANYONE who binge watches Season's 2-4 of the Office instantly becomes a die-hard Office fan (as did my college roommate). FUN. FACT.

How come nobody is talking about when Pam says that she wished Jim had flashed her while she was with Roy? "woo im saying a lot of things right now" lol

bro i paused it on the full shot of dwights disciplinary chart and laughed for like 4 min. it works out to like 240 incidents leading up to a verbal warning. brilliant writing Edit: its actually 480 incidents leading up to a verbal warning

Todd Packer was conspicuously missing from this episode.

If there were to be decimals this episode would be a 4.5 for me I feel like the Michael Jan breakup, food court scene, cold open, Dwight search for the flasher all these r easily some of the funniest bits in the show, just the guys in the women's bathroom is decent but not much happens, this is easily one of the most underrated episodes in the show but that's just my opinion.

Don’t know how I missed this upload! Friendly reminder that your content is amazing and that you’re gonna blow up soon!

Michael revealing he was the wearing dressing as a schoolgirl is one of the greatest jokes of the show. Every time I hear it it cracks me up.

That interchange between Dwight and Jim is one of my favorites in the cold opening! While I love the episode, I feel like it's yet another example of Michael starting to intervene in issues other people have and then making it all about himself. Instead of actually taking care of the women in his office, they end up having to take care of him.

The ladies' room subplot was amazing.

I'd say this the episode where a lot of characters really shines

I love your visual representation of how many demerits and citations you need

I don't know why it resonates with me, but being concerned for your daughter's feelings is just the sweetest thing ever. The reality of being a content creator is already harsh, the unjustified sexism of being a female content creator, even more so. It sucks that we've still got a long way to go when addressing that inequality, and quite honestly, it often feels like we're taking more steps back than we are forward.

I think the main difference is sexism is a feeling of superiority while misogyny is more along the lines of hatred

I’m a big fan of the channel I also just noticed the Psych pineapple. Nice knowing you enjoy that too 😊

Three Musketeers Bar

I thought in another video, the Trivia question was what year was Dwight's car and the answer was a 1987????? Damnit Dwight!!!

three musketeers? i might be late bc youtube notifications were late

Payday? Candy bar wholezy's

I was wondering why you don't have more subscribers, then I found out around the 10 minute mark.

I finally figured out who you remind me of, Tobias Funke

This is a great episode, Mulverine. That will be a 5/5, for me. Cheers. Oh, and let me add something. And this is just my view on it. I don’t think it’s a filler at all. The scenes where the men are in the bathroom just being there and nothing is actually happening is a way of saying that, for this episode, the men are just there and let the women plot gets its shining. You can argue that Dwight has a subplot, but it implies directly to the point the writers are trying to make about sexism and that even the “protection” that some traditional men apply to women are not what (or the way) they would want or even deserve. It’s simple, they just want us to respect them. So I even applaud the fact that the men are just… there, while the Dunder Mifflin women get a great episode that also exemplifies and discuss the matter with such finesse.

Your daughter is a very brave soul

The way mike says issues Bothers me to no end It’s ish-you’s Not isss uss

Are you going to do a field guy on the last two seasons of the show

The message, moral or deeper meaning, is just that we need to accept everyone for who they are, no matter what gender. This episode is pretty nuanced. Example are: A stereotype of woman is that they like shopping. So a woman ""needs"" to be against shipping, cause else they are not a ""real strong woman"". But some like shopping. And, that, is, just, fine. Woman get al kinds of program for them, to combat discrimination. However, that is literally discrimination. Other stereotypes are that all woman cannot drive and all woman cannot change a tire. However, we see that 1 woman cannot drive and 1 woman can change a tire. Message: not everyone is the same due to some gender.

Sexism is like, more everyday gender stuff, like shaming a woman for using a skirt. Things people think are "normal", and when you complain is "just the way things are". Misogyny is more intense, like when someone truly dislikes people for being a female for example incels discourse that women are futile creatures looking only for money and good genes. Let’s say that Karen did use the term very loosely, I only use misogyny when is something very serious is happening.

In my top 3 easily

Sexism isn't the same as misogyny. People can be sexist without hating women. And women can be as misogynistic and sexist as men. Dwight is sexist but he doesn't hate women. He just regards women as different/second rate. Its not a criticism. Its probably the way he was raised. He's actually quite charming in this episode in his attempt to catch the perpetrator and its so funny in trying to be sensitive by removing the bamanas and showing penises one of which I swear was his as michael says "dwight are those your pants?" I don't usually like the pranks pam and jim pull but i did like pams prank in this episode - making the photofit of the culprit look like dwight (who didn't seem to notice) 😆 Oh and the heart to heart michael has with the women from the office where he comes to the realisation that he wants to break up with Jan shows a more vulnerable side to michael. So sweet. Its like watching a child grow 😆 ❤ My second fave episode after the injury

any idea what 6:07 is from?

NOOOO WHYYY !!! You missed a great opportunity to end that bit on Kelly and do something like .. well, 3 our of 4 ain't bad hahaha. Let's face it, Kelly never had or got a brain.

I think one of the deeper meanings is about being able to tell the difference between being in a rough patch and being in a dysfunctional relationship. Karen and Pam respectively represent each of these things. Karen is clearly unhappy with Jim, and Pam was unhappy with Roy. The former didn't want to admit that it was over, while the latter had learned from her experience. If you have to keep 'pushing through', maybe it's time to break it off. Also, the portrayal of the women's room bothered me. Why is there a sitting room and one stall in the womens bathroom? The only restrooms I've been to with a sitting room were like really old churches. Its weird. Angela wearing doll's clothes is weird also. Im not sure how short Angela is, but there are petite size clothes for women???

8:30 proposed.... Mike was mixing up "misogyny" with "chivalry" .... perhaps both were spoken about at the same time at one point??

This is an old video but I’m just now watching it lol, regardless I commend you on your understanding of misogyny and care to consider it as it applies to your daughter - i’m non binary but born and raised female and my father, as much as I love him, was very much NOT understanding or considerate of the conditions of females in terms of oppression or just normal issues females have lol. It’s a low bar I guess but I always enjoy seeing fathers who make the effort to care about their daughters and their specific needs

Is there a Prison Mike or floating Andy?

I agree with your 3/5 this episode was “meh”

Everyone is probably a little sexist in some fashion, if just in our physical preferences. But it's not a battle. We're all human beings with inherent biases and preferences. That kind of topic should always stay light-hearted if possible. It can easily devolve into hatred, and it really shouldn't.

I both really liked and really dislike this one. It has some really funny parts. But something about this episode has always annoyed me.

Your wife has a boyfriend

This episode is honestly one of my least favorites. I haven’t seen your full review yet just the score you gave at the end and the beginning of the video, but I’m always bored with this episode. A few of the jokes are golden (like in every episode of the office), but this one I feel has less? Idk, this is one I always either skip just watch passively. I would’ve given it a 2/5, but I can see why someone may love this episode. It has some of my favorite gags, but it just feels a little slower and wouldn’t feel out of place in season one to be honest.

Too bad you did not adres the sexism against men in this episode

Average episode, I interpret the cold open different than most. After 3 demerits his mistakes get upgraded to citations then an upgrade to violations. So 12 mess ups to get to the written warning.

Not sure why the episodes surrounding sexism were both written and directed by dudes but here we are society. Smh

10:39 you are being sexist

Horrible commentary.

You got too political in this one man. I really appreciate that you always avoid that-- you should stick to that rule, it serves you well. In this episode you listed off a whole lot of "facts" that are not facts, but rather some people's opinions. Privileged to be a man? Sure, just like there are countless privileges to being a woman. Would you count the immense social pressure placed on men to perform, earn and provide as a privilege? What about stricter criminal sentences and incarceration in inferior prisons? One-sided divorce court and family court rulings that drive men to bankruptcy and suicide? How about all the worst manual labor jobs being filled by men? Expectations of chivalry, and sacrificing safety and life as "women and children first?" The fact that men are far more likely to victims of violence? The list could go on and on. How many of these are you counting as privileges? Point is, sexism exists, prejudice exists, and they are two-way streets. They sometimes hurt women, they sometimes hurt men. I myself have been turned down by jobs I was very qualified for, interviewed exceptionally well for, with given reasons that, had I been a woman, would have easily resulted in law suits (i.e. I was turned down for being a male, with a reason like, "you're not a good fit for the team," which was 85% female and had no white males on the team at all. Yeah, imagine a team of all white men telling a black woman she "isn't a good fit for the team"...). I've got to quit watching this episode now. You're entitled to your opinions and world views, but please don't inject them into these usually outstanding reviews-- especially when trying to pass them off as "facts." Maybe you've experienced a realization that you have misogynistic tendencies, but don't place that on "men." Maybe you've led a privileged life, but don't assume all men have. You follow me. Best wishes though, I normally really enjoy your work here, so thank you!