Dinner Party - The Office Field Guide - S4E13

[@michaelbarker6732]

“Either pine or nordic cherry” always makes me laugh since I am a carpenter and these two woods could not be more different.

[@colderman]

It the sleeper lines like this that make the show a masterpiece. I crack up every time.

[@jry3270]

I always figured this was the joke even though I know nothing about wood

[@oBuLLzEyEo1013]

Socket not Sprocket...!

[@B.Fontray]

Could not? Wood knot.

[@masonjones3427]

I’m not a carpenter and that line kills me! Every time because one is very clearly a super basic and common wood while the other is very exotic.

[@hilacopter4023]

for some reason, I always feel so relived when Andy shows up, because at least someone is immune to the cringe

[@mechengr1731]

That's what made this episode even better for me. Because even Andy, one of the cringiest characters in the office, was getting uncomfortable. Look at charades and when Michael put his sign up.

[@angelinebena9675]

Agree

[@natk4017]

That and Dwight, although he somewhat adds to the cringe (but his parts are genuinely really funny and standard Dwight) it's interesting that Andy and Dwight (who are usually causes of cringe themselves) serve as lightning rods for this episodes magic.

[@chrisinstl]

One of the reasons Jan says that Dwight can't come is because they don't have enough wine glasses. Of course he brings his own (giant) wine glasses, but what makes me laugh is during dinner, you can see roughly 50 wine glasses on the table. Zero water glasses - wine glasses with water in them.

[@sajana5685]

What’s even more funnier is that he gets his giant glass filled to the brim with wine and even brings his own dinner because he knows Jan isn’t giving him any

[@TranslatorGuruDee]

I think the reason that both Jim and Pam’s talking heads took place in the bathroom is to show us how claustrophobic and suffocating this episode has made us feel.

[@ArtistRiley]

Does Michael's soft color clothing represent his soft teeth?

[@jimcat68]

My other favorite exchange is when Jan says "I guess that makes me the devil" - complete with horns and flames. Michael says, "Yes, she's the devil! I'm in hell and I'm burning! Help me!" How do the guests react to this literal cry for help? Angela can't see past the blasphemy. Jim and Pam see it but choose to ignore it, because what else could they do? And it goes completely over Andy's head, he is oblivious. The moment passes and Michael remains trapped in hell. It's his own chickens coming home to roost. He's made so many stupid jokes in response to serious situations that, when he reaches out in seriousness, everyone takes it as one of his jokes.

[@nightwingjosh8491]

it could be that pam doesn't see the point of complaining to michael about his relationship with jan since she and the other women of the office already showed michael how toxic the relationship was and then he went back to her because she got a boob job. it can be annoying having the same conversation/argument twice

[@seasmors2177]

Apt analysis, Robert

[@Disembow1280]

@Jim Kasprzak Classic example of "the boy who cried 'that's what she said'".

[@idkybily]

@@seasmors2177Best response ever!!

[@cnh4431]

The color thing had never really clicked to me, so that was a fun eye-opener. I had caught onto the purposefulness of Jan's stuff taking over everything and every room of his home, and the callbacks - especially the camera. But watching 23:09 - 23:19 of your vid, it was beautiful seeing the visual eloquence of his one little blue shirt being swallowed by this sea of red tablecloth, placemats, dress, candles, painting.... And he gets up and walks away. Perfect.

[@nightwingjosh8491]

hadn't noticed the color in the ep until this vid. it certainly shows how clever the creative team for that show was

[@Ellis_Hugh]

The funniest part of this episode to me - in a plethora of funny moments - and by far the most 'on brand' was when Andy playfully licks Angela's ice cream cone and Angela, not content with simply pitching the ice cream out the window, instead elects to smash it against the side of Andy's car. It was just too perfect as a microcosm of both characters and the nature of their relationship.

[@joelhawkins9866]

FIRST: Love your work! 2nd, my favorite part of this episode is at the end, small shuttle, but totally shows the example of Dwight and his blustering. The cops show up, Dwight tries to take charge, the older cops says “Not now Dwight!” and Dwight moves away like a kids who’s been yelled at by a parent. The cop obviously knows him from Dwight’s volunteer work and is not indulging him one bit. The Best!

[@Mulverine]

I love the “press charges” joke. Gets me every time!

[@dash-x]

There’s a deleted scene where Dwight goes to the station to return his self purchased uniform. The cops knew him and commented how they’ve told him before not to do that, and asked how he got ahold of the real badge. If you can find it, it’s a true treat.

[@footofjuniper8212]

Andy bopping along and harmonizing to the song is a great little gag.

[@jofita]

When you look at stuff through rose colored glass all the red flags just look like flags

[@HazbinCovenWitch]

WAS THAT A BOJACK HORSEMAN REFERENCE!? :D

[@jofita]

No I need to go take a shower so I can't tell if I'm crying or not

[@schnepps1798]

I’m Responsible For My Own Happiness? I Can’t Even Be Responsible For My Own Breakfast!

[@mechengr1731]

@@HazbinCovenWitch I keep hearing about that show. Maybe I should start watching it

[@weirdguy1495]

What is this, some kind of crossover episode?

[@calebalwayswill7423]

The talking heads in the bathroom make perfect sense. The camera crew films them every day in the office, so of course it's in-character for them to catch the guests alone to ask for some thoughts in a secluded spot. In the condo, that spot is the bathroom. I'd find it harder to believe the crew WOULDN'T try to get some talking heads.

[@vgcreviews8277]

They could have used talking heads from after the party as them recalling the dinner.

[@calebalwayswill7423]

@@vgcreviews8277 They've been doing it long enough to know that you get the good reactions in the moment. Some of the best talking head shots are Jim and Pam sweating it up and freaking

[@vgcreviews8277]

@@calebalwayswill7423 I know, I'm just saying that if the talking heads were from the future, it would have made the episode special in a way

[@janedoe6704]

@@vgcreviews8277 Right! That is usually how those things are done. You know it when you see they are wearing different clothes for the talking heads meaning they did them the day after. Camera crew doesn't want to interrupt the action to get talking heads. But its the Office so we wanted to see them as it was happening.

[@Spliffcraniums]

This was always one of my fav fav episodes, Melora Hardin is always a treat in episodes she’s highlighted in

[@Mulverine]

This one for sure! I think she killed it in this one! I could talk about this episode all day....

[@cnh4431]

The first time I watched the series, I told myself I would never again watch Scott's Tots or Dinner Party, no matter how much I loved the show. Then I read an article describing it as one of the greatest episodes of television in history. I was skeptical, to say the least. But hearing someone describe a thing they adore with all the love they have to pour out upon it can change your perspective, and so that article did. I converted, and now I love this episode more than any outside of my Jim&Pam faves.

[@D_McGeezacks]

She's fantastic. "I guess that makes me the devil :p" is one on my favorite little moments in the whole show

[@jonvia]

The red vs blue with Jan and Michael remind me of how Stanley Kubrick would always use colors to portray the characters. Especially within the movie Eyes Wide Shut.

[@cubeincubes]

the deleted office scenes are better then ANYTHING on TV in 2020

[@FrancisR420]

People couldn't make stuff cuz of the pandemic asshole

[@vinnye930]

That's not even remotely true

[@clubbabysealz9544]

@@FrancisR420 no you

[@katyarodriguez1775]

@@FrancisR420 🤨 go away

[@tapset]

Not been close. BCS for one

[@alizd1096]

One of my favorite moments of this episode it's when Micheal whispers to Pam that Jan might've poisoned his food and then it cuts to Pam trying not to freak out because she definitely knows Jan didn't poison his food, but if there's was a chance of that, Jan would've poisoned her instead. I didn't expect Pam to hop on board to Michael's paranoia. It was hilarious!

[@nishanthkavuru5601]

I can't put my finger on what it means or what it symbolizes but the fact that Dwight was there to help Michael after the whole plasma TV incident almost made it seem like Dwight was some kinda guardian angle who came to save Michael from the devil that is Jan.

[@joyceanthony-huff2914]

Angel not angle.

[@ashsquest1235]

I really like that Andy kinda zones out during the fighting and I find it relatable.

[@mechengr1731]

You know, I missed the camera at first, but then I remembered when Michael said that Jan filmed them and then watched them with her therapist. 😰 Also, when Michael got on his bench, I decided that this dinner party was a cry for help.

[@thomasbreazeale371]

Ahhh!!! It’s finally time for my absolute favorite episode of The Office!! I was so uncomfortable the first time I watched this episode on Netflix. I honestly couldn’t believe that that was how Michael and Jan lived and so many lines horrified me but also yet had me in tears from laughter. Honestly Dwight’s arrival with his babysitter is on par with the dead Avengers returning in the portals in Endgame. One of the few episodes I never consider skipping whenever I binge the show.

[@Mulverine]

Chills....Literal chills!

[@steve.santiago]

I didn’t really like this episode the first time I saw it because it is so cringe worthy. But the more I’ve watched it over the years, the funnier it has become. Best episode of The Office by far IMO

[@Deandishwasher]

Great content man been binge watching this like I do the show keep grinding

[@rooboo3387]

I love your analysis of how the set design plays into the episode. My favorite aspect was Jan’s lit candle that stood on Michael’s table i’m sure there is a deeper metaphor to be explored there but to me it’s just funny as hell

[@Mulverine]

Yes! Great point! It's like even Michael's output needs to be dominated by Jan. Love it!

[@AsassinateHer]

Jan's candle is resting on Michael's seemingly very flimsy and unstable DIY table. If one "nail" comes undone or the table takes the slightest blow, the candle will drop and burn the entire house down. It's a completely reckless and hazardous set-up (just like Jan and Michael)! I believe it's a metaphor for the relationship (and the night) being on the brink of destruction...

[@hilacopter4023]

I love how one episode Jim shows up to a party in his plain sweatshirt, and in another he literally wears a tuxedo to work.

[@mechengr1731]

There is nothing Jim won't do to mess with Dwight

[@ITILII]

Plain sweatshirt - declassee

[@jimcat68]

I give this review 5/5. Great job picking up on "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?". I hadn't noticed that myself, even though Edward Albee is one of my favorite modern playwrights. (You should check out "The Zoo Story".) Also, you have quite the eagle eye to notice what is in each of Jan's pictures. I can barely make them out! One of my favorite parts of the episode is the exchange between Jim and Pam when he tries to bail on the party. I see it as yet another illustration of Jim's humanity and imperfection. Note that he initially planned for Pam to go with him. When Michael insists that Pam stay, Jim is caught up in the moment and sticks with his story, not thinking of Pam's reaction. It's a mistake, and Pam quickly points out that mistake. You're quite right that Pam is playing her own little game with Jim. When she says "You're not going to leave this *party* here all by itself" and "You can buy new stuff, but you can't buy a new *party*", it's clear that she's using "party" to mean "girlfriend". Jim picks up on this, realizes his mistake, and makes a smooth recovery. Michael is left to think that he has convinced Jim to stay, when actually it was Pam. This isn't the first time that the scriptwriters have played with using one word to substitute for another. Remember the "long talks" that were keeping Jim and Karen up every night?

[@Mulverine]

I give that comment a 5/5!!

[@kadenhughes3501]

You just did a field guide rewatch of the field guy rewatch

[@JennaLeigh]

Your comment needs to be required reading as a companion piece to this field guide!

[@jimcat68]

@@JennaLeigh Thank you!

[@Mulverine]

I think you should join the mini reviews Jim!

[@russBwright]

@Mulverine We can all relate to Pam wanting to keep Jim from escaping just as much as we can relate to Jim wanting to escape at all costs. The beauty of their relationship lies in this moment, as Pam agrees to go along with Jim's lie and not rat him out, as long as he is willing to stay with her and keep her company through this most uncomfortable moment.

[@hilacopter4023]

I love how even though Pam is wearing high heels in this episode, she still barely reaches Jim's shoulders

[@valkyrie9646]

Tall men are so sexy. They make us feel protected and safe. Plus, we can wear heels and still look up to them. They also have a subtle command of others and demand respect.

[@nealabbott6520]

we can't forget the placing of this episode. it follows the deposition, which explains a lot of the tension

[@mechengr1731]

Well, neither can leave. Michael hates confrontation and leaving Jan means being alone. Jan can't leave bc she has no money, the condo is Michael's, and presumably, in his name. Like, where did she even go? Did she take a loan out?

[@kevinwilt3918]

This was the first episode I ever worked on on the Office. I rigged the condo for lighting and was a SLT for the entire time on location. I had to walk off set when Michael was talking about his vasectomy. The gaffer and I would laugh about Jan spray painting F-you on the dog for months.

[@Mulverine]

Oh dip, would love to hear some stories

[@kevinwilt3918]

@@Mulverine most of my best stories are crew related. I worked in lighting so I didn't interact with the cast that much. So I don't have a lot of gosip. My favorite story is about the prank war us electricians got into with the camera department.

[@mhayfor6273]

I watched your other video on this episode two days ago and was so confused why it was being recommended again, so I was thrilled when I realized it was another take. I love this and your videos!!!

[@g_trots7374]

This was a pretty good analysis of Dinner Party. I really enjoyed it! I liked how you brought attention to the color schemes in the episode, most clearly symbolized in the clothes that Michael and Jan are wearing, to represent how they're total opposites or mismatched. Watching this, I think the choice of red was also intended to symbolize how Jan also doesn't belong in Scranton. It's clearer through her interior design and decoration, but you can look at what all the characters are wearing at the dinner party, Jan is the only one whose clothes don't quite match with her partner's color scheme. Compare that to Andy/Angela with black/blue/white, Pam and Jim with blue, and Dwight/Dwight's old babysitter and brown. But she's also the only one who clearly stands out from the other characters and doesn't seem to make much effort to blend in or fit in. There's some relative harmony between the rest of the cast, even with Dwight, as unexpected as their presence was. But Jan intentionally stands out and seems uninterested in compromising to fit in.

[@hilacopter4023]

One of my favorite moments is that after both Jim and Pam are traumatized he goes and buys them comfort food. There's no real evidence Jim is the one who pays for the burgers but of course he did cause he's the best boyfriend in history.

[@andreaspe5762]

Makes sense considering the huge blunder of almost abandoning Pam, of course he pays for the burgers

[@teganbracewell]

This guy deserves so much more recognition. I’ve seen you grow... within the last 3 weeks! Over 1k new subs, including me!

[@Mulverine]

Welcome aboard! Thanks so much for that! 🙏

[@jenm1]

When Jan grabs Jim's hand is also improvised. I think you might have mentioned that before!

[@Mulverine]

Hey, you made the Emoji Sequence! Congrats!

[@jenm1]

@@Mulverine Thanks! My parents are very proud

[@aronthedev3074]

The talking heads being in the bathroom make sense. Pam especially wouldnt want to say that Jan might be poisoning her food right in front of her.

[@katyarodriguez1775]

Immediately bought the music box. Engraved "we are soupsnakes" for my husband

[@xanderfoley1263]

It gets more and more heated and angry all until she throws the dundie That’s great writing

[@Bowiebonolennon1982]

The line when Pam tells Jim that he can't leave this party "All by itself" reminds me of my own pleading with my husband when he tries to abandon me with "the wives" at his friends' parties...

[@valkyrie9646]

Omg, getting stuck with the wives sucks. I mean, there are some really cool women and I adore women and making friends, but there is an underlying aggressiveness and jealousy, at least with the majority of the wives of my ex husband's coworkers. They're very status oriented and insecure, esp of you are attractive in any way that they are not. I wish they'd understand that I, not the other pretty wives do Not want to sleep with their husbands. Ever. Hell, being a stepmom to some of their monster, entitled kids would be deterrent enough even if the men weren't married. Hanging with the husbands is always more fun, but you can't because then the wives will gossip about you. Again, not all wives, but let's be honest, many if not most. I can't stand insecure, petty, jealous ppl. Grow tf up.

[@spencertaylor-sputtaylor3937]

Some of the “cut” scenes are why I’m loving Peacock now! Love watching the “Superfan episodes”

[@BriRog68]

On the podcast Office Girls..Jenna and Angela said this was one of their favorite episodes. .Angela was very pregnant on it and they had to hide her belly the whole time which is why Andy had such a big bouquet of flowers lol also note Michael had said they only had six wine glasses, but at the dinner table they were also using multiple wine glasses for water.

[@xanderfoley1263]

You take me by the hand Made me a man That one night You made everything alright! (Ooh ooh ooo)andy So wrong So right All night Alright Oh yeah

[@JennaLeigh]

**hand over ear** 🎶OOoohHoOOohH

[@xanderfoley1263]

😂😂😂

[@Boomage1979]

It's actually "so raw, so right" not "so wrong so right" to imply they used no protection

[@emmakharris5369]

The red versus blue motif reminds me so much of Heathers! They played around with blue and red lights a lot in that movie (like the dumpster fire scene).

[@Mulverine]

Ah Snap! That's such a good point. I mean, I've never seen Heathers, but I easily could have done a quick montage of other red/blue motifs (Darth/Luke, Red Pill/Blue Pill, etc.)

[@emmakharris5369]

@@Mulverine You should watch it, then! That is, if you’re into really, really dark comedies. Keep in mind it’s from 1989, so a lot of the language is outdated and very offensive if put in modern day context. I really love your videos, btw! They’re very insightful.

[@jaydentaylor36]

18:43 I found it and I could never be so proud

[@Mulverine]

Congrats!!!! I can’t add it to the Chair Model. So I’ll have to figure something else out.

[@bigwilly43729]

Going extra extra meta on the colors: The abundance of red signifies a "red pill", similar to the red pill in The Matrix, which is used to represent waking up from your dream and seeing an unpleasant truth. Michael's unpleasant truth is that he has made a mistake in giving Jan a second chance and she is making his life even worse than the first go-around. The blue (pill) he wears signifies his old life, while unfulfilled and lonely, was considerably more desirable than this. The police (the boys in blue) represent someone actually offering him a blue pill to go back to his old life. He takes it & immediately falls in love with a dead woman who actually faked her death and moved to Pawnee, Indiana.

[@Cdr2002]

“Make someone laugh, do a pratfall. Make a comedy writer laugh, depict misogyny” is what I got from that quote to be honest. Explains a lot about a lot of comedy that hasn’t done it for me in the past. Of course, when I say that I’m not talking about the Office, which remains as fantastic a show as ever.

[@ghostbusterdal1]

I blasted the "one night" song at a McDonald's parking lot at 11 PM at night. Don't know why, I just did

[@RexImperatorTerra]

"Jim and Pam [meaning Mulverine] are... like... movie geniuses. He's catching things that are going WAY over my head"

[@ParkerMax]

It's been fun to watch your channel (and beard) grow over the past couple months!

[@Mulverine]

Haha! Thanks Parker! It’s been a crazy few months for the beard!

[@asmrtpop2676]

Listen, that house was cold. Andy was prepared.

[@silhy37]

Did you notice in 23:17 that Angela has her steak covered with a napkin? Makes sense as she's a vegetarian. Never have noticed before. I thought that the Andy stamp on 1:24 was an example of what Andy stamp to look for. LOL

[@Mulverine]

Right, it was! I'm not sure anyone's found it yet!

[@silhy37]

​@@Mulverine Woooo!!! We're making history right here my man!!! Excellent Reviews/field guides, I'm gonna watch them all.

[@roskes]

Damn!! Now I have to rewatch your videos to find easter eggs. The Vigo reference was brilliant!!!

[@TranzparentMethods]

I can't WAIT for the superfan cut of this on Peacock.

[@futurelf4431]

never clicked on a video so fast

[@jimcat68]

I clicked "Like" before I even watched it :D

[@asmrtpop2676]

I’m not sure what a “man knocking a woman down the stairs” has to do with cringe humor. Dark humor and cringe humor are not synonymous. It would work as cringe if, say, Todd Packer was telling a joke where the punchline was a man pushing a woman down the stairs, while the listening characters just sit there awkwardly or in shock. The cringe comes from the reality that everyone has experienced a moment like that.

[@anevangeline]

I watched The Office just recently and right off my breakup and, hands down, one of the best decisions of my life 😂

[@habeashumor9814]

I wonder if anyone else ever noticed that during the house tour, they shut the second documentary camera person inside the candle room. The scene in the candle room cut between two different cameras, but when the characters all leave the room, we don't see the second camera person come out.

[@habeashumor9814]

Oh also, give a raise to both camera operators for having the instincts and coordination to film the vasectomy argument in Dutch angles.

[@Jared_Wignall]

This is the best episode of the series. It’s always a blast to rewatch and the awkwardness isn’t all that bad. I’ve never cringed when watching it, just felt a bit awkward at a few moments, though I’m pretty sure that was part of the point of the episode.

[@LujackLvr]

"The Dinner Party" has to be one of my favorite OFFICE episodes; my favorite scene: "You have no idea how painful THREE VASECTOMIES are for a guy! SNIP SNAP SNIP SNAP SNIP!" (Also, though I watched THE OFFICE right up until Steve Carell left, I never understood why Michael hates Toby so much. My sister [who is an HR exec; she says she loves hiring & particularly firing people] says it's because Michael hates Toby since Toby is director of personnel [but I am not sure if that is correct]...I also missed the "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" as well references [it was before my time] Who played Elizabeth Taylor? Was it Melora Hardin [Jan]? Who played Richard Burton? Was it Steve Carell/Michael? Sandy Dennis had to be Jenna Fischer [Pam] ....I don't know who Jim is supposed to signify...can anyone help? Thank you!

[@jeremytassin7978]

I absolutely love this episode. I'm always excited when I see it's next in my rewatch. I wouldn't consider it my favourite because I'm more partial to more Pam and Jim centric episodes

[@Hamzakarim-1]

Def one of the greatest episodes

[@michaelbritton9620]

I feel like, in terms of the colors, that the whole house is in red, including Jan. Michael being in blue gives insight that he no longer belongs in his own home. His belongings in the garage and his bed being a cedar chest show us that Jan has taken over his life completely. Also, shout out to the Forman Grill being on a table in the bedroom rather than the floor. This shows real character growth.

[@iamjamieq]

Chris, I think I've mentioned this on one of your Season 2 videos last year, but the writer's name is Gene Stupnitsky, pronouned "stoop-NIT-ski" not Stupinksi. Literally the only negative thing I've got to say about your videos. Freaking love them! Especially this newer format with more of you in them. Well done!!

[@jenjarrell9973]

Another great video review. Spot on analysis. I love all the little tidbits you give! Thank you so much!!

[@Jessie-w5f]

I really didn’t find Dinner Party cringey. That honor goes to Scotts Tots. But I can see why people would find it difficult to watch. Watching Michael and Jan disintegrate right before our eyes can be difficult. But I was kind of rooting for that for a while. I was starting to feel bad for Michael especially starting around The Deposition. So I found myself rooting for Michael and enjoying the anguish brought upon Jan. Kind of a Shaudenfruede (sp?) thing for me 😮

[@harleehall2032]

I don't know if you ever found the article but what you were thinking of with Jim and Pam is a real things that they talked about on the Office Ladies

[@Snowaxe3D]

Here's Why Talking Head in bathroom, (IMO) It has to be a silent room, There has to be a bit privacy when recording Talking heads, therefore they use Conference room for rest of the office except Michael, why ?? because Michael have his own Office, and all his talking head is recorded in his office, Back to Michael's home, It can't be done in bedroom, because of obvious privacy plus all the weird stuff might make others (Jim) uncomfortable, 1. There is a room of candles, and we all know it smells bad, so no no 2. The hall is full of people, 3. Kitchen is where anyone can move in and out and will create disturbance, 4. Garage is too cold, Hence Bathroom, I hope it makes sense, i would love to know if there's any other option, P.S. Apologies for my bad English,

[@Mulverine]

Right I get that, but it wouldn't make a ton of sense to do talking heads in general, right? Jim eyeballs the camera guy and they go walk off, I'm pretty sure Michael would make a big deal about it? right??? And your English is fine!

[@ocean5420]

@@Mulverine most likely michael thought they were saying that the party was great

[@Mulverine]

You right...you right! lol

[@Snowaxe3D]

@@Mulverine ya also it was done only 3 times, 1 jim and 2X Pam no one else, Therefor as said by @Ocean above, Michael might think something positive out of it, Or IDK maybe they just wanted to show the bathroom (Since it wasn't a part of tour), :)

[@enigmatic474]

Quality content man - subscribed! (Also: baller beard bro, damn, I got follicle envy!)

[@Mulverine]

"Follicle envy" - lol Thanks for watching!

[@themarygarzashow]

when Jan starts dancing to That One Night...

[@cassandravanosdol139]

My favorite episode ever

[@carolyn2514]

I’m pretty sure that neon grill sign that Michael has is seen later in the office when Ryan gets his own office “given” to him by Jim. Not totally sure but it seems like it

[@emmaleeredden9553]

You called it. Michael declines to sell it at the Garage Sale but when Holly says she has a neon guy who can fix it and that he might want to keep it, “just in case”, they both verbalize that they don’t have any doubts about the longevity of their relationship. This prompts the proposal which is the catalyst to Michael’s departure. We have to assume Michael’s prized possession ceases to matter and is subsequently left behind when he moves to Co to begin his life with Holly.

[@AlwaysNaomi]

Actually paused to rewatch the episode, glad I did made your video all the better

[@SwappyPlays117]

16:14 definitely not a creepy little section..

[@angelminis4_]

Keep up the good work. I like watching your videos when I’ve finished the office for like the 80th time and have to wait a month before restarting it lol

[@TheDkCrew]

We finally fully, one hundred percent agree on an episode! The episode is one of the best pieces of television of all time. While I agree the cold open could've been better, the rest was top notch which completely compensates for the lackluster intro. Great video man!

[@mrpopsful]

Only a Carpathian would come back NOW, and choose SCRANTON!

[@the-phanatic-99]

im so behind on this series (your reflection on the show) and my goodness its helped me through my job these days. but my goodness this show is amazing and my goodness the superfan episode makes this one even better

[@colin.g1537]

i subscribed about 3 hours ago and you gained like 300 since then keep it up

[@ginao6810]

I have two of those music boxes; one plays “Let it be” and the other “Hey Jude”. I think “That One Night” would be perfect to complete my trifecta.

[@iamchloerenee]

I love this entire video

[@jenmyers9407]

I love your channel! Keep up the amazing work 🙌🏻

[@Mulverine]

Thank you so much!! 🙏

[@laurencovington5491]

Steve Carrell stated in his puppy interview with Buzzfeed Celeb that this was his favorite episode to film because of how chaotic it was

[@johntaylor7029]

We have to remember that this is one of the few "That's what she said!" Used in abject anger in the series.

[@thatdiamondgamer261]

Let's be honest "Scott's Tots" is the most cringe worthy episode.

[@plateschaser45]

Dude absolutely true! I can barely watch the part where he is about to tell them he wont pay for their tuition

[@M0CC3R]

Which is what made it soooo good.

[@iagosevatar4865]

Felt so uncomfortable .. i tried to hide in my socks

[@Ellis_Hugh]

Cringier, but nowhere near as funny.

[@ayyyy0029]

I seriously can’t watch that episode I literally skip it every time

[@KrytoRift]

My gf and i now use babe unironically after originally using it ironically

[@mikedench1521]

Did you guys notice where Michael sleeps his George Foreman grill is near him

[@manishmishraji]

jan becomes snarky to pam right away.. while she was sort of supportive of her as the corporate VP back in the day. maybe its part of her downward spiral and also cos she isnt working now, she is jealous of the working woman?

[@draliene9640]

The first time I watched this episode I got SO NERVOUS GOD

[@BOT_Riley]

Oh boy here we go

[@mr.perfect2852]

9:10 that’s what she said 😂😂

[@horror_hound7019]

"Its a weimaraner you bitch" is prob one of my most quoted deleted scenes

[@joeb5080]

Jim was still trying to get out of the party alone, because once Michael said "you don't need two people for that", Jim was put on the spot to continue the act/lie.

[@amandaclarke763]

When I hear the song I always think of them in cars and not Jan dancing. Nobodies nurfect.

[@JuanBahiaBlanca]

remember the episode when Michael says Hey I have two tickets for the party in NY.... and then they figured out that one is for Michael and Jim sacrifices himself because tie goes the girlfriend.... well Pam should've allow Jim go home and fix the flood thing 😁

[@gomogo2000]

I really want to hear that song completed!! Can they please finish it so I can enjoy a completed version of it?

[@rachelplayz_123]

16:52 I got an add mid sentence “Hunters vier-“ insert add

[@marychouvarda6875]

21:15 the wisest speech ever.

[@davidblank420]

The Jan painting returns later in the series. 😂

[@mrpink1342]

1:24 from fun run

[@Mulverine]

Good catch! 😂

[@jameswhoever3730]

Jan plays that uptight, better than you women that's everywhere perfect.

[@MariJu1ce]

Ive never skipped this episode, and always get suprised when i hear people say its too uncomfortable to watch, maybe im used to this kinda arguing and cringey stuff at home