Brand New - Science Fiction (August 17, 2017) [ARCHIVED] Album • Page 798

Currently we are debating how to pronounce "AT-ST" compared to AT-ATs.

 

Hahaha. Nailed it.

 

For sure. S4 and on is a different show. It starts with Fun Run, for sure.

 

And the Jim Pam wedding is pretty good.

(Jim being a dick and the writing of Pam I will not forgive though.)

 

The camera man episodes were the worst

 

I still haven't watched s9. I've only seen the finale of that season. I think I'm okay with that.

 

Andy is the ewoks of The Office.

 

Lol "here is a threateningly handsome man who loves Pam and will test her faithfulness because drama". Yeah that was bad.

 

Not in season 3 though, right?

 

Remember how they used an episode on season 8 as a pilot for "The Farm?

It would have been pretty shitty, but I'm sure it'd been better than most of comedies on NBC at the time that failed.

 

It's the best show I've ever seen. I love love LOVE Twin Peaks to death and the newest season is a god damn masterpiece. I have a Twin Peaks tattoo for god's sake. I could sing it's praises for days. With that said, it is only three seasons and the second season has a pretty big dip in quality due to David Lynch leaving over creative differences. Mad Men is seven seasons of pure gold. Don Draper isn't a character to me, he is a person.

 

One thing I've noticed is that the friends I have who defend the series as a whole either binged the whole thing towards the end/after it ended, or have recently watched the whole thing over from beginning to end. And they always come back to how funny it is and how the laughs don't really taper off in quantity outside of the unwatchable Spader episodes. I don't think they're totally wrong about that, but it just undersells what made the show actually good. The Tim Meadows/Chili's episode, the one where Michael is the only one to show up at Pam's art show, the Michael/Jim convo on the booze cruise...they were tossing that stuff out effortlessly, and after s3 they really struggled to capture that feeling again.

 

Holy shit I didn't know it was seven season. Hoo boy. One day. Maybe my next summer break.

 

The term "jumping the shark" applies to The Office so perfectly

 

Short seasons though. I think twelve episodes each

 

Or in Jason's opinion, driving into the lake.

 

Michael going to see Pam's art and insisting on buying the painting of their office makes me cry every time without fail.

 

Not even really opinion. Like that moment is really comparable to the time the Fonz literally jumped a shark in water skis and created the term.

 

Season 9 wasn't bad outside the cameraman storyline and the farm, at least in the context of the rest of the later seasons. Clark Duke was a surprisingly good addition and fake Jim was the first time Erin was likable since the first season she's in.

Best post 3 episodes (not positive on actual titles of these): bankruptcy, the surplus, probably one of the holly ones, and the second to last one

 

I understood. Lol

 

Yeah. Michael is a lovable idiot who is socially inept. He's not mentally challenged.

 

92 total. One a night for 3 months and you're done!

 

yea it's like the most touching moment in comedic tv history

 

Yeah at this point "fun run" or "spadering it" or "driving into a lake" are synonymous with it for me.

(No idea what to even call Himym's trek.)

 

Oh dear Lord Xenu.