The Office: Final Season |OT| It's better to burn out than it is to rust
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toddhunter
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It shouldn't be any of the cast that existed pre the start of season 5.
I don't mind them screwing up the show since then, but essentially re-writing the show when it was good just isn't on.
BlueTsunami
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That slow pan to Andy holy shit hahahaha
Complistic
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well that had gif potential.
I had to rewatch that part omfg so good
I think the announcement the show continues in May.
Yup, that's what I gathered.
giancarlo123x
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This was the best episode all season easily.
Really great episode. That Andy storyline was fucking great. Liking Jim and Pam as well. Could have done without Dwight and Angela though.
What, if anything, is "energy acting" ?
crimzonflame
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Gabe was funny
toddhunter
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Had its moments. Ending with Pam and Jim and the rest still feels too much like filler. They could have cut the series down to say 16 episodes and trimmed a lot of it...but what can you do.
Had its moments. Ending with Pam and Jim and the rest still feels too much like filler. They could have cut the series down to say 16 episodes and trimmed a lot of it...but what can you do.
Amazing. lol.
Developments!
I thought they swept all the Pam/Jim stuff under the rug, but I'm actually glad this is dragging on, and it wasn't at all solved during last week's episode. No Brian to push things along, too. I feel like they want Pam and Jim to border on divorce, but it's all happening way too fast.
Felt touches of Michael Scott tonight with Andy by bringing in Erin and Pete's exes. Coldblooded Michael move. Gabe, still creepy as ever.
Bob Odenkirk as a Michael clone felt like too much of a parody. Probably the weakest bits of the episode.
Angela and Dwight was nice. Refreshing to see after going through PB&J marriage problems.
Nellie and Toby was alright. Nothing detracting from the episode.
I thought they swept all the Pam/Jim stuff under the rug, but I'm actually glad this is dragging on, and it wasn't at all solved during last week's episode. No Brian to push things along, too. I feel like they want Pam and Jim to border on divorce, but it's all happening way too fast.
Felt touches of Michael Scott tonight with Andy by bringing in Erin and Pete's exes. Coldblooded Michael move. Gabe, still creepy as ever.
Bob Odenkirk as a Michael clone felt like too much of a parody. Probably the weakest bits of the episode.
Angela and Dwight was nice. Refreshing to see after going through PB&J marriage problems.
Nellie and Toby was alright. Nothing detracting from the episode.
SlowRevolution
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They should have made Gabe the main character when Michael left.
This is just awesome.
I liked the episode. Kinda bummed that there's no story behind the Strangler. I thought Toby was onto something.
toddhunter
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faceless007
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Had its moments. Ending with Pam and Jim and the rest still feels too much like filler. They could have cut the series down to say 16 episodes and trimmed a lot of it...but what can you do.
Now imagine the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme over it.
brianjones
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this was p good
where have I seen that girl who played Pete's ex before she cute
where have I seen that girl who played Pete's ex before she cute
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Would it be so dumb if Gabe turns out to be the Strangler, kills Andy, then gets caught by Toby, who then becomes famous and leaves on a media tour? All three problems solved.
Well, Gabe wouldn't have been the Scranton Strangler because he was in Florida with Sabre when the murders occurred, right? I thought he only came up when Sabre bought Dunder Mifflin and, well, I'm probably overthinking all of this.
I was against the strangler storyline. But the way they ended it was really good, I think.
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