David Wallace cussing out Ryan till he cries is amazing considering he never even raises his voice at Michael through the whole show, and shoots hoops with Jim
I mean, this guy committed massive fraud and nearly sunk the company. Even someone as levelheaded as David has limits. Ryan was just a big enough douchebag.
@@paulinat3202 No, you can hear some of what he says on the phone "do you have any idea what you cost us?!". He hates Ryan for almost destroying the company, I don't think he cares about his personality. David tolerates Michael because he somehow has a productive branch.
I've never met Ravi personally, but I'm gonna go ahead and say, just having known you a short while, Brian, that I prefer Ravi. And again, I've never even met the guy.
The way Ryan overpowered Jim into a better job, because pam put a used piece of trash from Yogurt on his resume, was lol. Ryan's downfall was done for ratings and bad writing on which he was on the team.
I have questions, what makes you think he has an “ ego” whatever that means anyway And don’t the other characters have egos, why does only Ryan get bullied for this
I always thought Kevin said "Fire The Guy" in his own weird way to Dwight's original "The Fire Guy". But you are right, its Fired Guy! Makes sense. LOL.
@@HiHihi-l5cif you're still upset about the contents of a joke made in a fictional documentary TV show you should probably take it up with your government after all these years, since they were behind it all to cover up the TRILLIONS of dollars that they "could not account for" which was announced on September 10th. The uproar started, then the very next day were the "attacks", then nobody spoke about those trillions of dollars again since the media were paid off to only speak about the attacks and not what was announced the day before. Think it's a conspiracy? Actually look into the whole story and not just what the news outlets told you - that was your first mistake. Direct you anger at the right people, and not some guy in the UA-cam comments who liked a joke that COMPLETELY explains Ryan's selfish character in one sentence.
On episode 1 you get this feeling like Ryan is supposed to be a normal guy, like the every-man or an audience stand-in who is reacting to the craziness of Michael Scott and the weirdos he is surrounded by. Then he just turns out to be a psychopath and just as ridiculous as everyone else.
He was. But then they realised that was Jim’s role. Ryan was initially an entry character, which allowed the audience to be introduced to the characters and workplace. It’s a common device, it’s always a character’s first day at school (Cady in Mean Girls, Harry in Harry Potter) and someone shows them around so we the audience can be introduced to our setting. That’s why Ryan spent so much time which Michael, so we could see Michael Scott in action. But once we were into the second season, we didn’t need that device, so Ryan lost his role. They had set him up as the straight man, but realised he then served the exact same function as Jim. So they had to figure out another role for him. It wasn’t til he got the promotion that we get the Ryan we know and love (to hate). Ryan is pretty forgettable in seasons 2-4, mainly he just dates Kelly. They liked the douchebagerry of Ryan when he’s messing around Kelly, so they ran with that.
@@ginao6810 First Pam is the only normal character. JIm is a bully to Dwight and breaks the cardinal rule of dipping on other guy's gal. He's not nomal. Ryan is the common guy (whcih is sadly not normal). He is ambitious, likes good time, got into drugs.
Imagine having not one, but two different women being unavailable/uninterested in you at two different times because of the same guy at your workplace.
@@user-jw5gx7pe3z Season 1 + 2 Ryan wouldn't have cringed out like that by asking. but he played it off that way with the Karen one, and he had to have the ego in the Pam scene
And the funniest part, is that this is one of the few times Ryan didn't deserve his commupence given that he was clearly very uncomfortable around Stanley's daughter, since she was being flirtatious and whatnot.
i always thought that David was telling him a bout his achievements and Ryan was just sad that he was working as a receptionist. can someone please help me out and explain this to me?? thank you very much!
@@sharkmusic9636 Ryan cost the company a lot of money because of fraud and then he was fired, then Michael brough him back as a receptionist so David was shouting at him probably telling him how pathetic he is etc
honestly, ryan was kind of a fun character to watch in the beginning of the series. him being in a constant state of nervousness and mild panic was kinda funny and entertaining, but then he got all cocky after building a 'website' which totally tanked and brought him back to where he started, he was just not it
@@rhettorical nah, Steve Jobs was famously this type of loser tech guy, and way back in the 80s - it was pretty much common knowledge how much of a pretentious nobody he was before he came back into apple and brainwashed the world into his psychopathic cult of personality. Cali was full of those techbros since at least the 70s even if they weren't as famous as Jobs, so I'd say creative minds like writers of the Office had a high chance of being aware of this archetype, given the location. Still it's so satisfying to see Ryan get brought back down to earth, as someone who works as a creative+technical person in the industry. I've met d*ckbags like Ryan, they don't know anything about anything, God knows why they're given any power or control.
B.J. Novak said in a round table discussion of the show that Leslie (Stanley) improvised his entire rant and that he actually broke because he was so pleasantly surprised at how ruthless the attack was
"you talking about your court ordered community service?" "I don't need a judge to tell me to keep my community clean" "But he did,right?" "Alright" 🤣🤣
2:43 $22.50 per hour?! That's ridiculously high pay for a temp in 2008. Adjusting for inflation, it's about $32.25 per hour, or ~$67,000/year if he works full-time.
Temp agencies usually keep around 25-30% of the rate. Michael Scott is paying the $22.50 to the agency, and the agency is paying Ryan only around $15.50-$16 an hour.
Ryan is such a disturbingly real character. Sometimes smart, talented, and decent people who have no experience whatsoever are given too much power and can’t deal with it, and their lives are pretty much ruined. Ryan totally would’ve continued to be his normal, slightly sarcastic and occasionally jerky but not awful self if he hadn’t been given Jan’s job. I still don’t get how Karen didn’t get promoted over a guy who had never made a single sale before. Maybe could’ve even replaced Michael when he left if he’d just taken it slow
Jim said he got back from Stanford then Karen packed up. her desk. I think she didn’t get chosen because David Wallace was already talking to Ryan. You know Jan had her flaws but her point about it being a corporate boys club probably wasn’t wrong 🤷🏽♀️.
One of the most cringe collection of scenes in all of television and film: the lead-up of Stanley’s daughter asking for Ryan’s phone number. 2nd only to Scott’s tots.
@@willyyeremihe just wanted to hook up with her no romantic interest. When she wanted to go slow he was like “this isn’t worth the hassle” and ran back to Kelly 😭
The idea of a paper company's website having a social media portion in it sounds like a terrible idea. I have never gone to any shopping site and was like man I wish I would post my status and talk to people while I am here.
Kevin was trying to hold his laugh while David was scolding Ryan. 😂 And hiding his laugh with magazine when Ryan found out that Jim and Karen are dating. These were so funny moments. 😂😂
I love the progression, how in season 1 Ryan is almost considered to be a better version of Michael, continuing on to have Ryan get the Job that Michael interviewed for. Then it became apparent that Ryans dishonesty and immaturity was his downfall, where Michaels honesty and hard work continuously paid off for him. At the end, its poetic that Michael ends up happily married and presumably successful, where Ryan is still a broke loser who cant even maintain a stable relationship.
Nate kills me " im gonna go ahead and say, just having known you for a short while Bryan, Im gonna side with Ravi. And again, ive never even met the guy"
psychopaths make lists too, usually starts in grade school, then they realize the entirety of society should be on that list, right before they do something terrible
I was thinking they would cut the talking head of Ryan saying "he just made the list" because theres no context, but then I remembered that everyone watching this can probably quote most of the show so context doesnt matter.
Creed saying he likes the website right after Jim reminds us of the sexual predators on it is such an underrated line because it comes right before Kelly's "how dare you"
You forgot to include the scene when they are watching the play that Michael didn’t get the part for and Kelly asks him for the time and he shows her his iPad but on his iPad it’s a picture of a clock that looks like a watch so underrated 😂😂😂
1:30 This got to be Ryan's biggest blunder by far. I mean, out of all the characters that lose respect for Ryan, Nate doesn't even like him. Sure all the characters in the office have their unique quirks, but I think we could all agree that Nate sticks out as one of the more respectable, put-together ones.
14:03 I always repeat that scene so much I think it's so funny the way Dwight and Kevin make fun of him here "the fire guy hahahaha the fire guy" 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It always kills me how Nate is able to completely destroy Ryan but sound so calm and polite doing it. Like he's not even trying to be mean but it is. He barely knows Ryan but the little time he's spent with him has given Nate a bad enough impression that Ravi just has to be better in comparison, despite Nate knowing NOTHING about Ravi, a complete stranger. Regardless of whatever or whoever Ravi COULD BE, he is still a better person than Ryan
I will say that Ryan is much better for Kelly than Ravi is. As they are both just such awful human beings. It's not that they deserve each other. It's more that no one else deserves to have to put up with either of them.
Because 22.50 sounds pretty reasonable now, it flew over my head how much Michael was overpaying to get Ryan as a receptionist, lol. Median receptionist pay in Pennsylvania in 2008 was 12.21, Michael was quite literally paying twice as much as needed for Ryan.
To this day we never found out how Ryan's favourite branch is doing
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@@droptockokay?
😂😂
For real makes me kinda sad
Also let's not forget:
Ryan started the fire!!!
David Wallace cussing out Ryan till he cries is amazing considering he never even raises his voice at Michael through the whole show, and shoots hoops with Jim
I mean, this guy committed massive fraud and nearly sunk the company. Even someone as levelheaded as David has limits. Ryan was just a big enough douchebag.
Jim and Michael were an asset while Ryan was a liability, millions worth of liability
Which episode is this? I did not find it in the series on Amazon
@@kedarhatkarS03E18
@@ZesPak it's a deleted scene from S05
The fact that David Wallace is so calm and patient with Michael and then loses his temper on ryan without a doubt gets me every time!! So perfect
Wow you're absolutely right😂😂😂😂😂😂
David knows that Michael is a sincere and good guy, when Ryan used to be a real b**ch.
@@paulinat3202this
@@paulinat3202used to?
@@paulinat3202 No, you can hear some of what he says on the phone "do you have any idea what you cost us?!".
He hates Ryan for almost destroying the company, I don't think he cares about his personality.
David tolerates Michael because he somehow has a productive branch.
I've never met Ravi personally, but I'm gonna go ahead and say, just having known you a short while, Brian, that I prefer Ravi. And again, I've never even met the guy.
Thanks for repeating line verbatim
This comment was super necessary
such a great line
@bigdongkong1854 it was actually, it's nice to see it again
@@bigdongkong1854its a really good line, we needed them to repeat it so we could remember it and laugh at it again!
The fact that he calls him Brian is hilarious too
" I don't care if Ryan murdered his entire family, he is like a son to me " - Michael Scott
Thank you for that hahahaha
Barack Obama’s son
meanwhile my family treats me like garbage lol
Nate calling him Brian always gets me.
😂😂😂😂😂
*Literally While Everyone Else There Proceeded To Call Him Ryan* 😭 😅
I swear Nate might be THE most underrated character on the show
@@hugh___morris oh he see. The actor is just briliant in What we do in shadows!
California’s wife did so too
"I don't need a judge to tell me I can keep my community clean"
"But he did right?"
Cleanup on aisle Ryan.
Jim taking Ryan's hand to shake just as he started tearing into him was a power move.
Very well acted... funny as hell
Omg that exchange is so hilarious
Jim's acting during that scene was amazing
@@taputechnicAnd the next shot of Ryan looking hard at the camera as he scribbles down Jim's name hahahaha!! Kills me every time...🤣
The way jim stands in the doorway witnessing the self implosion of Ryan's ego 💀💀
The way Ryan overpowered Jim into a better job, because pam put a used piece of trash from Yogurt on his resume, was lol. Ryan's downfall was done for ratings and bad writing on which he was on the team.
I have questions, what makes you think he has an “ ego” whatever that means anyway
And don’t the other characters have egos, why does only Ryan get bullied for this
@@PodcastClips23969 Are you Ryan?
@@PodcastClips23969 He fell on the sword for the show as a writer and as his character to keep things moving.
@gooberkid2474 You mean Kelly? Why would you use her real name lol
kellys "he used me as an object" and " number 1 how dare you" ALWAYS GETS ME WHEEZNG
What about Koffing?
@thelonewolf7443 lollol😂😂😂😂
“Fire…ed guy. “. What a great double burn by kelso
Equally handsome, equally smart
Ashton "kootcher"
@@MrLorddarktoothxwait... did you actually think the U in Kutcher is pronounced like U in mud?
I always thought Kevin said "Fire The Guy" in his own weird way to Dwight's original "The Fire Guy". But you are right, its Fired Guy! Makes sense. LOL.
“Fire-DUH”
"I think I never really processed 9/11" will always make me crack up. 🤣
Cuz of the 4 trillion missing, also a literal building collapsing and nobody caring.
😂😂😂😂😂
@@HiHihi-l5cI think you've deeply misunderstood what they find funny about it
I don’t see “the office” . Was that a random comment he made or it had some context within the series ?
@@HiHihi-l5cif you're still upset about the contents of a joke made in a fictional documentary TV show you should probably take it up with your government after all these years, since they were behind it all to cover up the TRILLIONS of dollars that they "could not account for" which was announced on September 10th. The uproar started, then the very next day were the "attacks", then nobody spoke about those trillions of dollars again since the media were paid off to only speak about the attacks and not what was announced the day before.
Think it's a conspiracy? Actually look into the whole story and not just what the news outlets told you - that was your first mistake.
Direct you anger at the right people, and not some guy in the UA-cam comments who liked a joke that COMPLETELY explains Ryan's selfish character in one sentence.
On episode 1 you get this feeling like Ryan is supposed to be a normal guy, like the every-man or an audience stand-in who is reacting to the craziness of Michael Scott and the weirdos he is surrounded by. Then he just turns out to be a psychopath and just as ridiculous as everyone else.
Right!? I loved him at first then later i couldnt stand him😂😂😂
He was. But then they realised that was Jim’s role.
Ryan was initially an entry character, which allowed the audience to be introduced to the characters and workplace. It’s a common device, it’s always a character’s first day at school (Cady in Mean Girls, Harry in Harry Potter) and someone shows them around so we the audience can be introduced to our setting. That’s why Ryan spent so much time which Michael, so we could see Michael Scott in action.
But once we were into the second season, we didn’t need that device, so Ryan lost his role. They had set him up as the straight man, but realised he then served the exact same function as Jim. So they had to figure out another role for him. It wasn’t til he got the promotion that we get the Ryan we know and love (to hate).
Ryan is pretty forgettable in seasons 2-4, mainly he just dates Kelly. They liked the douchebagerry of Ryan when he’s messing around Kelly, so they ran with that.
What a smart comment!!@@ginao6810
@@ginao6810 First Pam is the only normal character. JIm is a bully to Dwight and breaks the cardinal rule of dipping on other guy's gal. He's not nomal. Ryan is the common guy (whcih is sadly not normal). He is ambitious, likes good time, got into drugs.
@@ginao6810bad take honestly
The way david makes ryan cry always gets me😂😭
The way Jim just lurks in the door.
@@johntaylor7029too bad he made it to Ryan’s list
“ *sniff* He just made the list 🥲”
And Kevin 😂😂😂
Wasn't David the one who put Ryan in that exec position?
Imagine having not one, but two different women being unavailable/uninterested in you at two different times because of the same guy at your workplace.
Jim cucked Ryan twice 😭😭
He was cuckolded by a stronger smarter male. 💀
THATS A WHOLE L LOL
Given the good looks
"Hi... hi.... hi..."
- A guy who is definitely better for Kelly.
He is, she is addicted to chaos
Both deserve each other. A Pos for. Pos
i know kelly is a lot of things but shes definitely better than ryan at least shes not a cheater
@@deezing didn't she technichally cheat on her boyfriend when she and ryan dumped ryan's kid into her boyfriend's hands and fled tho?
@@EricaDLucas i meant she didnt cheat on ryan sure she's a bad person but its clear ryan is worse in their relationship
Lol Ryan trying to get a date from Karen and Pam and both times rejected because they are dating Jim
@@user-jw5gx7pe3z Season 1 + 2 Ryan wouldn't have cringed out like that by asking. but he played it off that way with the Karen one, and he had to have the ego in the Pam scene
Jim is more likable than John Krasinki, I don't know why I said that, just my opinion.
@@brent829Other way around imo...I'm not sure why but it feels better that way
Not to mention that Jim tells him that Karen is not ready for an office relationship. Despite the fact that she is dating her co-worker
And in season 2 Ryan asked Jim if he could ask out Katy. So Ryan has tried to hit on every girlfriend of Jim and got rejected everytime..😂😂😂
Stanley yelling at Ryan will always be the best lines in the shows entirety
Boy have you lost your mind!?!?!
@@seanA416 well let me help you find it
And the funniest part, is that this is one of the few times Ryan didn't deserve his commupence given that he was clearly very uncomfortable around Stanley's daughter, since she was being flirtatious and whatnot.
i always thought that David was telling him a bout his achievements and Ryan was just sad that he was working as a receptionist. can someone please help me out and explain this to me?? thank you very much!
@@sharkmusic9636 Ryan cost the company a lot of money because of fraud and then he was fired, then Michael brough him back as a receptionist so David was shouting at him probably telling him how pathetic he is etc
Ryan: this is where I’ll do my push-ups
Kelly: not impressed
Ryan: switches to one hand pushups
Kelly: impressed
to be fair, i'd be smitten if someone did one-handed pushups in front of me
Lmao @@ItsAndross
@@ItsAndrosslocation plz
@@ItsAndrosshis push-ups were horrible, with both hands and one hand
honestly, ryan was kind of a fun character to watch in the beginning of the series. him being in a constant state of nervousness and mild panic was kinda funny and entertaining, but then he got all cocky after building a 'website' which totally tanked and brought him back to where he started, he was just not it
totally agree, I liked him in the beginning
Ryan's character has aged so well. He was the first cocky overnight-success-and-failure techbro before that was even really a thing.
Early seasons Ryan was the best characters
Don’t you mean Brian?
@@rhettorical nah, Steve Jobs was famously this type of loser tech guy, and way back in the 80s - it was pretty much common knowledge how much of a pretentious nobody he was before he came back into apple and brainwashed the world into his psychopathic cult of personality. Cali was full of those techbros since at least the 70s even if they weren't as famous as Jobs, so I'd say creative minds like writers of the Office had a high chance of being aware of this archetype, given the location. Still it's so satisfying to see Ryan get brought back down to earth, as someone who works as a creative+technical person in the industry. I've met d*ckbags like Ryan, they don't know anything about anything, God knows why they're given any power or control.
The way Jim destroys Ryan in the girls' bathroom when talking about Karen is one of my all-time favorite moments. So subtle but so brutal.
😰He did WHAT in the WHERE?!
"BOY HAVE YOU LOST YO MIND? CAUSE I'LL HELP YOU FIND IT!"
Still one of the coldest threat in TV ever spoken. 😅
"Whatchu looking for, aint nobody gonna help you out there. Jesus could come through that door and he's not gonna help you." XD
These lines have my brother and I dying on the floor!
And yet, for all Ryan did wrong over the years, he wasn’t actually at fault here. He wasn’t the one “sniffing around”…
@@TPRM1right! She was the one asking for his number; Kelly was stirring things up a little there
B.J. Novak said in a round table discussion of the show that Leslie (Stanley) improvised his entire rant and that he actually broke because he was so pleasantly surprised at how ruthless the attack was
If he just wouldn't have started that fire.
It was always burning since the worlds been turning
I never realized just how many times Ryan asked how his favorite branch is doing, and not one person ever replied lol.
The shots of Kevin just grinning or trying not to laugh at Ryan's expense are perfect, I love them
"you talking about your court ordered community service?"
"I don't need a judge to tell me to keep my community clean"
"But he did,right?"
"Alright"
🤣🤣
stanley's "hi! hi! hi! hi!" never fails to put me on the floor
amazing
His laugh brightens my day
I gotta say, making a list of people you’re going to “get back at” after having just been charged with fraud isn’t really a great or healthy thing.
The more rewatch this show the more I realize how mentally unwell some of the characters were 🤣
So you're saying I should stop?
@@JaceyMitchell No, embrace the feeling. Let it flow freely.
Kevin grinning through most of Ryan’s most humiliating moments is everything
2:43 $22.50 per hour?! That's ridiculously high pay for a temp in 2008. Adjusting for inflation, it's about $32.25 per hour, or ~$67,000/year if he works full-time.
It's Michael, what do you expect lol
It’s including markup, revenue for the consulting company on top of Ryan’s pay
@@mikedonnelly5775 Still seems a bit high, unless their markup is really high.
Temp agencies usually keep around 25-30% of the rate. Michael Scott is paying the $22.50 to the agency, and the agency is paying Ryan only around $15.50-$16 an hour.
Which is still ludicrous for answering the phone. @@moviemaniac14
I love how Ryan's actor was a writer on the show. So he was writing himself as a failure?
Lol and his actual dysfunctional relationship with Mindy Kaling.
Yeah, seems like he wanted to play a comedic role.
Same goes with Paul Lieberstein who played Toby 😁
And the youngest VP in the history of Dunded Mifflin😎
@@StayPuftMarshmellow And like Sean Astin maybe someday we'll find out if he's the father of her children
Ryan is such a disturbingly real character. Sometimes smart, talented, and decent people who have no experience whatsoever are given too much power and can’t deal with it, and their lives are pretty much ruined. Ryan totally would’ve continued to be his normal, slightly sarcastic and occasionally jerky but not awful self if he hadn’t been given Jan’s job. I still don’t get how Karen didn’t get promoted over a guy who had never made a single sale before. Maybe could’ve even replaced Michael when he left if he’d just taken it slow
He probably was selected because of his MBA.
I think it was implied that Karen backed off the position due to her break up with Jim, deciding instead to get transfered.
@@illseeyaonthedarksideofthemoonthey actually never made that clear
Jim said he got back from Stanford then Karen packed up. her desk. I think she didn’t get chosen because David Wallace was already talking to Ryan. You know Jan had her flaws but her point about it being a corporate boys club probably wasn’t wrong 🤷🏽♀️.
David Wallace gave her the Utica branch as regional manager
The whole subtext of Ryan being afraid of black men is so well played out.
What a weird take, freak.
?
@@guitarguy7033u see it when Darryl passes by him or the other warehouse guy heckles Kelly he just asks Kelly to apologise to him
He is just afraid of stronger guys. Why the fck you guys are so obsessed with race???
@@A12C4 Jim is almost 5 inches taller than him, Dwight can and has easily taken him down, but he's never been scared of either. Make it make sense
- You get paid by the year at the bowling alley?
- What do you make, secretary?
HAHAHAH, so savage
She had nothing for comeback you could tell.
Pam Had Same Job for whole Series , is it right ?
@@ahmetmetec.6555 no, she ended up being sales for a bit and then office admin in the later seasons.
“Little old man boy” - never gets old 🤣🤣
I literally replayed that part three times 😂
You know that you have done something wrong when you have pissed off David Wallace.
Yeah like being charged with fraud
Dwight's karate belt had more use than Ryan's list.
One of the most cringe collection of scenes in all of television and film: the lead-up of Stanley’s daughter asking for Ryan’s phone number. 2nd only to Scott’s tots.
I love that the coffee place is called Jitters.
You don't remember when Michael broke up with Pam's mom on her birthday do you? That's easily the hardest thing I think I've ever watched lol
What about Toby touching pam
To this day I cannot make it through Scott’s Tots.
@@BHTheKid5agree! Scott’s Tots is pretty painful
"Don't just boss me around, you know; like, lead me, when I'm in the mood to be lead."
This sort of delusion shouts "I'm good for nothing" 😂😂😂
"Boy have you lost your mind? 'Cause i help you find it!"
Stanley
😂😂😂😂😂
Ryan is a good example of how being humbled doesn’t always translate into a person being humble
"I think I never really processed 911" haha
i never really processed 2020
I had a manager that looked and acted exactly like Ryan. He got fired thank god. This video is gold.
FIRED GUY!
"6 months?! Im in love with kelly". What a goblin
can you explain what exactly happen there?
@@willyyeremihe just wanted to hook up with her no romantic interest. When she wanted to go slow he was like “this isn’t worth the hassle” and ran back to Kelly 😭
*sees video
*scribbles in notebook
Death Note
@@bkj446omg Ryan can not be allowed the powers of the Death Note.
Fun Fact: Ryan started the fire
Thanks
Spoiler
I love how Phyllis randomly starts dancing in the full clip.
It was always burning since the worlds was turning
Just having known you a short while Bryan, I prefer Ravi. 😂😂😂
😂😂
again i have not even met the guy
The idea of a paper company's website having a social media portion in it sounds like a terrible idea. I have never gone to any shopping site and was like man I wish I would post my status and talk to people while I am here.
I would agree, but I joined TiVo Community forum back around 2005. Woof.
Kevin snickering when everyone else was uncomfortable and a little sad for Ryan was comedic genius😭😭😭
Kevin was trying to hold his laugh while David was scolding Ryan. 😂
And hiding his laugh with magazine when Ryan found out that Jim and Karen are dating. These were so funny moments. 😂😂
"I think I never really processed 9/11"
Ryan Howard
I love the progression, how in season 1 Ryan is almost considered to be a better version of Michael, continuing on to have Ryan get the Job that Michael interviewed for.
Then it became apparent that Ryans dishonesty and immaturity was his downfall, where Michaels honesty and hard work continuously paid off for him.
At the end, its poetic that Michael ends up happily married and presumably successful, where Ryan is still a broke loser who cant even maintain a stable relationship.
It’s so great how BJ Novak wrote himself to be such a hatable character. It just makes the show that much better 😭
Nate kills me " im gonna go ahead and say, just having known you for a short while Bryan, Im gonna side with Ravi. And again, ive never even met the guy"
the way he just calmly delivers the most devastating burn lmfao
0:32 Kevin's smile is hilarious. 🤣🤣
Ryan's failure is so sad yet so reliving at the same time?
Like what's that all about??
Kevin: Firrrredd Guy
Loved that line. Hilarious
To think Kelly and Ryan wrote their characters, and acted out the most chaotic relationship in TV history ever. . . .Beautiful.
They were a couple in real life and acted like that too according to B.J. himself.
“6 months!? I’m in love with Kelly.”
i would’ve waited it out. erin was a baddie. a dorky baddie lol
@@thePompousRhombusIf she saved herself, respect, otherwise I'm with ryan bahaha
@DTreatz girls wait so long when they start dating because of creeps like Ryan, she dodged a bullet
i always enjoy how easily nate express his opinion on everything despite not knowing the context and persons 😂😂😂
1:22 best roast ever lol
Most toxic yet hilarious and entertaining character to watch. I love all the Ryan content
I always felt like I needed more one-on-one time of Ryan and Stanley 😂😂
psychopaths make lists too, usually starts in grade school, then they realize the entirety of society should be on that list, right before they do something terrible
I love how Ryan wipes his suit at 6:30 as a response to Darryl eyeballing him like "look how I don't even care"
Cracks me up every time, along with Pam's reaction just before. One of the reasons why Money is my favorite episode
I was thinking they would cut the talking head of Ryan saying "he just made the list" because theres no context, but then I remembered that everyone watching this can probably quote most of the show so context doesnt matter.
12:45 Ryan took the biggest L here
😂
For sure. I would've said yes to Erin any day.
Stanley laughing hysterically at him was the best moment I think to me
"boy have you lost your mind, cuz I'll help you find!" Is an absolutely glorious line
Creed saying he likes the website right after Jim reminds us of the sexual predators on it is such an underrated line because it comes right before Kelly's "how dare you"
For anyone who's confused, it was Ryan who actually started the fire.
"Writing your own self as a failure"
Sounds familiar
Ryan used to be a nice level headed guy and he just slowly descended further and further into madness
4:30 the subtle “where something nice” under his breath will always be so funny
i think it would’ve been funny if ryan had the same script for apologizing to someone. like everytime he goes “i lost sight of myself etc..”
I love Stanley!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 "Jesus couldn't help you......"
Also when he toasts to the troops on both sides 😂
1:21 one of the most underrated quotes from virtually a background character
0:17 Me wanting to clearly understand every word David was saying: "No no David, please yell louder."
it's insane cuz based on the clips I've seen of the actor irl he's the sweetest guy ever. smart as well
I think he directed some of the episodes too
@@anatoli6564 woah! didn't know, real cool
He also wrote many episodes (the initiation for example)
You forgot to include the scene when they are watching the play that Michael didn’t get the part for and Kelly asks him for the time and he shows her his iPad but on his iPad it’s a picture of a clock that looks like a watch so underrated 😂😂😂
"yeah i have a lot of questions! number one, how dare you?" is still my favorite line of the entire series
A complete failure is the best way to put it
“Boy! Have you lost your mind? ‘Cause I’ll help you find it.”
"Little old man boy" 😂
Bearded old man boy
Boy have you lost your mind cuz I’ll help you find it
I absolutely love the fact that BJ Novak is one of the main writers for this show and he writes Ryan as a complete jackass and a failure.
BJ Novak is hilarious. Yet somehow pulls off the douchebag personality perfectly.
11:54 boy have you lost your mind cause I’ll help you find it 😂😂😂
What are you looking for out there? nobody's going to save you 😂😂😂
"Pick me up around 8?"
😭😭😭😭
0:30 Me when the teacher says dont laugh.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
1:30 This got to be Ryan's biggest blunder by far. I mean, out of all the characters that lose respect for Ryan, Nate doesn't even like him. Sure all the characters in the office have their unique quirks, but I think we could all agree that Nate sticks out as one of the more respectable, put-together ones.
14:03 I always repeat that scene so much I think it's so funny the way Dwight and Kevin make fun of him here "the fire guy hahahaha the fire guy" 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
0:30 and 0:37 Kevin and Jim definitely enjoying that since they both made the list
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Keven’s reaction unalived me 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"6 MONTHS!? Ok, I'm in love with Kelly."
Bro 😂😂😂😂
0:19 Even Jim wasn’t enjoying that.
The little man got me LOL, great reference to Inglourious Basterds
5:51 this scene always makes me laugh so hard
the angle too 😭
0:03 Ryan is a professional speaker of the streets
It always kills me how Nate is able to completely destroy Ryan but sound so calm and polite doing it. Like he's not even trying to be mean but it is. He barely knows Ryan but the little time he's spent with him has given Nate a bad enough impression that Ravi just has to be better in comparison, despite Nate knowing NOTHING about Ravi, a complete stranger. Regardless of whatever or whoever Ravi COULD BE, he is still a better person than Ryan
I will say that Ryan is much better for Kelly than Ravi is. As they are both just such awful human beings. It's not that they deserve each other. It's more that no one else deserves to have to put up with either of them.
Because 22.50 sounds pretty reasonable now, it flew over my head how much Michael was overpaying to get Ryan as a receptionist, lol. Median receptionist pay in Pennsylvania in 2008 was 12.21, Michael was quite literally paying twice as much as needed for Ryan.