The Office: Final Season |OT| It's better to burn out than it is to rust

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I take it you are not married or in a long-term relationship...

I've never been with anyone who wasn't supportive or faked it like Pam has. Either way the fighting is too forced. Fact is when you look at the series in whole, Pam should and most likely will move for him. It's not easy just the right thing to do. That's if his business blows up by the end of the season.
 
Apparently, The Office doesn't return until April 4th, and will air the 8 remaining episodes without any further breaks.

I don't know what is worse, waiting for a good season to come back on break excited to see the remaining episodes, or waiting for an awful season to come back so that we can finally have some god dam closure. Not only is it a long break, but when it comes back apparently we get the failed pilot "The Farm"
 
I don't know what is worse, waiting for a good season to come back on break excited to see the remaining episodes, or waiting for an awful season to come back so that we can finally have some god dam closure. Not only is it a long break, but when it comes back apparently we get the failed pilot "The Farm"

I remember previous seasons being plagued with random breaks through out. I much prefer seeing string of episodes week to week with a longer break in between. Nothing I hate more than break episode break break episode. Makes me lose interest and fall behind on episodes.
 
LOL This show has become so fucking bad. I know we knew the quality would decline, but I do not think I have ever seen a show get this bad before. I am not saying I have not seen a great show go into decline. Of course I have. Just never as bad as The Office.
 
LOL This show has become so fucking bad. I know we knew the quality would decline, but I do not think I have ever seen a show get this bad before. I am not saying I have not seen a great show go into decline. Of course I have. Just never as bad as The Office.

sad thing is it's been decline for 3 or 4 years now, even before michael scott left.

kind of sad really, remember when it was considered one of the bests back around season 3.
 
Nothing kills an already horrible show with fans barely watching each episode, like a 2 month break.

That'll bring the fans back!
 
LOL This show has become so fucking bad. I know we knew the quality would decline, but I do not think I have ever seen a show get this bad before. I am not saying I have not seen a great show go into decline. Of course I have. Just never as bad as The Office.

I totally agree, and I'm enjoying every minute of it. It's actually gotten better in the last couple episodes, which took it past the level of being funny-bad to just being bad. I hope the episodes get a lot worse soon. I want a cameramen to gain superpowers or some shit.
 
yeah it's not as good as the earlier stuff but I've watched all of it so might as well suck it up and finish it.

People who drop shows when it's about to end are idiots.
 
Can only imagine the person who is planning to kill themself, but wants to do it after seeing how the show wraps up, must be in such a conflicted state now.
 
^even better

March 28 iirc

Ok cool cool.

I really have thought its been quite funny the past few episodes, but simultaniously being incredibly depressing haha.
Ive never been with a show all the way from its start to finish before (while not being canceled)

Well 30 Rock too, but i guess i didnt invest myself in the characters.
 
I know this show is pretty terrible but I've actually been looking forward to each episode this season. I'm interested in how the writers are going to handle the end of the series, but each week I'm nonplussed by what they put on screen.
 
March 14th
Ah my bad. iTV Shows devs needs to get their shit together.

I know this show is pretty terrible but I've actually been looking forward to each episode this season. I'm interested in how the writers are going to handle the end of the series, but each week I'm nonplussed by what they put on screen.
We've made it this far might as well struggle through the remaining episodes. The shitty Brian plot really livened this thread though with the collective hate. Reading through it has made the whole Brian thing sort of worth it.
 
I know this show is pretty terrible but I've actually been looking forward to each episode this season. I'm interested in how the writers are going to handle the end of the series, but each week I'm nonplussed by what they put on screen.

You know, this sums up my feelings really well.
 
Well, not only is the finale an hour long.. the penultimate episode will be as well... and since it's considered another half hour, that brings the series total to 201 episodes when it wraps up on May 16th.


(They're filming the finale this week and next)
 
I can hardly imagine doing 201 episodes of a single show. I mean, I know it's a network shitcom and at some point it's not hard to have the manatees write your episodes for you, but I still consider it a great achievement.
 
Nitpicking but why are they letting him throw dirt in their faces?

Except for the laughs I guess.

Wait. Is this "The Farm" episode pilot thingy? Oh boy.
 
Well, once again it's an hour episode which means I have to wait until later to catch the second half because of conflicting recordings. Yay, NBC. I was enjoying it though. More the Office plot than the Farm one. Not that it's terrible. It's just odd. Guess it's better than having it be an unaired never to be seen ever pilot like there are so many of out there.
 
I didn't know the dwight show wasn't happening until this thread. I watched that episode thinking it was really becoming a show. I can see why it wasn't. That looked terrible.

And this episode of The Office overall was exactly what I've been hoping for. The show is back to being terrible and writing things out of convenience instead of trying to really develop characters. The dirt-throwing scene was particularly stupid.
 
The Farm pilot wasn't that bad but it had the 1600 Penn problem of being outrageously bland. Being canned was a good decision
The plot back at The Office was pretty good
 
At least Andy's back to "normal" but no follow up on the end of the last episode. Who's dating who now? Anything change? At least the exes weren't still there.
 
I'm glad we are finally seeing a lot of payoff from the build up with Brian. It would have been easy for them to just drop it and pretend it never happened, thereby making the whole thing pointless.
 
I'm glad we are finally seeing a lot of payoff from the build up with Brian. It would have been easy for them to just drop it and pretend it never happened, thereby making the whole thing pointless.
There was payoff? Did I miss something?
 
that was pretty damn awful...lol

so obvious the episode was edited to death to kind of fit with the season. And it was disconnected from the rest of the season because it should have aired a while back.
 
I thought it was interesting they kept the stuff with Dwight's love interest in there. Obviously it was filmed for the series, but since they edited this episode knowing that it wasn't going to ever become its own thing, I'm surprised it stayed, since I'm assuming the plan is to get Dwight and Angela back together at the end of the series, and now theres going to be this weird, out of place thing about him being in love with this girl.

...unless, of course, love triangle 7 billion is being planned. Oh please god, no.
 
They also left the ending with Dwight and his siblings staying to take over the farm, which I'm assuming isn't happening now.
 
Hey guess what every one? Another 2 week break!

Clearly they just wanted to offload the farm ep finally, which is why we got an episode tonight.



Ps: today was supposed to be the final day of filming, this has now been pushed to Saturday.
 
It seemed like the Dwight stuff from the opening up to the funeral was old footage, while the stuff after may or may not have been reshoots. All of the office stuff with Packer was probably reshoots because of where Clark was sitting.
 
It seemed like the Dwight stuff from the opening up to the funeral was old footage, while the stuff after may or may not have been reshoots. All of the office stuff with Packer was probably reshoots because of where Clark was sitting.
More likely they cut a lot of the farm story and the Packer stuff was new and used to fill the remaining time.
 
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