Posts with the tag Steve Carell.

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The Office: Shareholder Meeting

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  November 20, 2009 @ 1:54am

There was something awfully strange about Michael getting greeted at the hotel. He got to go into an area that was for upper management and the board members only, to a room that had two security guards standing outside the door. As Michael and the upper echelon were going on the stage, they too were also mysteriously escorted by security.

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The Office: Murder

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  November 13, 2009 @ 12:44am

Once again, the Scranton branch finds itself at the mercy of corporate and financial difficulties. The employees have gone through a lot of downsizing over the years, from Devon's termination, to mergers, and most recently, the closing of a branch.

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The Office: Koi Pond

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  October 30, 2009 @ 9:19pm

Halloween episodes are fun to watch. The costumes are always interesting, whether it be Jim's minimalism, or Creed's incredible uncanniness. But with The Office tradition, something tragic always happens at that time of the year.

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The Office: The Lover

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  October 23, 2009 @ 12:57am

After watching Michael's blind man act, Pam admitted that "It's good to be home." But this was before Michael unleashed the terrifying news, first to Jim, and then to Pam. This episode shows Jim and Pam at their angriest.

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The Office: Mafia

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  October 16, 2009 @ 1:03am

With the absence of Jim and Pam, and Ryan having turned into a massive jerk, Oscar becomes the sane one at the Scranton branch. Oscar is well aware of this, and he is reluctant to get involved in any of the office drama.

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The Office: Niagara

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  October 9, 2009 @ 10:31am

The series' main storyline reaches its conclusion, in the episode where Pam and Jim finally get married. This episode had a very romantic comedy feel to it, that included everything that could possibly go wrong, and more: a torn scrotum, self-centered family members, one-night stands, a torn veil, and a pregnancy.

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The Office: The Promotion

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  October 2, 2009 @ 5:20am

As a regional manager, Michael has learned that it is important, but difficult to keep his staff happy. Jim on the other hand, would rather take an approach that he views as different and better. In his inclination to believe in the superiority of his ideas, Jim managed to completely upset the employees, and to create more unproductivity.

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The Office: The Meeting

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  September 25, 2009 @ 4:02am

When there are well developed characters, and a simple plotline, the joke writes itself. Such is the case in the opening of this week's episode of The Office, as Michael called Oscar into his office for a meeting. Regular viewers can already tell that Michael is going to offend Oscar's sexuality, by just watching the two men together.

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The Office: Gossip

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  September 18, 2009 @ 7:28am

The 6th season premiere of The Office starts off by showing just how delusional Michael Scott is. He's running around the workplace with his two lackeys (Dwight and Andy), attempting what he believes is parkour. Instead of believing that parkour is about finding the most efficient way of traversing environment, Michael interprets it as being creative (and stupid) with obstacles.

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The Office: Broke

Posted by: Ariana  •  April 24, 2009 @ 2:59am

It's 4:30 in the morning, and Michael tells us he's a 44-year-old guy with a paper route. The Michael Scott Paper Company has bought a rickety old van from the Korean Alleluia Church of Christ, maybe, and the three staff members are doing 5 a.m. deliveries themselves. Ryan can't handle the fresh morning air; it makes him sick ever since he got clean.

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