The Roast of Michael Scott - The Office US
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2020
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Season 5, Episodes 14-15 "Stress Relief" - Dwight's too-realistic fire alarm gives Stanley a heart attack. When he returns, Michael learns that he is the cause of Stanley's stress. To remedy the situation, he forces the office to throw a roast for him.
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"You pathetic, short little man. You don't have any friends or family or land." damn Dwight😶
The first time I saw this I was CRYINGGGGGGG 😭😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂
This is the funniest thing Dwight has ever done!!!
@@Camille-ov8wl Do you mean "enunciated?"
I mean he was right
@@Camille-ov8wl Um genius that was the joke
If anyone is wondering, Oscar said "You give me an ulcer every time I wake up and I have to come and work for you...FOR YOU"
I have always wondered! Thanks
Even me....thank you
That’s what I’ve been wondering. Thanks!
Pues no, por que tambien hablo español. ewe
My lifelong question has been answered
Can we talk about how great Steve Carrell's acting is here
He looks genuinely hurt, it's uncomfortable and cringe and awkward, so good
@gorginhanson I don’t remember you acting?
"smiling through the pain"
@@gorginhanson
Lol that’s how the show Glee was. The insults fit the actors well and many complained saying it was straight up bullying. Most of the actors on glee were too young to experience that tho. The office actors are all adults tho so they may genuinely just laugh it off
@@sofiaguerrero0969 Lmao, the insults on Glee sounded SOO scripted and pre-rehearsed. Not natural at all. ESPECIALLY Santana's insults. People don't talk like that.
@@akshaynatu6568 Santana was hilarious though 😂.
Ironically toby would have likely been the nicest, either because he's HR or just a nice guy
Good point. I wonder if thats part of the gag.
He is telling Scranton strangler
Ikrr
His roast would be
“Michael, you ruined my life. You’re the reason why I strangle people now.”
Or both. 😂
"You don have any friends, any family, or any LAND!" You can tell that's the deepest, from the bottom of the heart, insult to a rural Pennsylvanian.
Then everyone just cheers 🤣🤣
you gonna finish that sentence there buddy?
@@LtUnreal *to
@@Ndizzyinthehizzy ty
Gotta love the enthusiastic applause afterwards too
The way Dwight started off as Michael's defendant but ended up with the meanest words to roast Michael. Pure comedy gold.
No it is not comedy gold. Dwight evolved into something vile towards michael throught the show. İt is necessary at a point but then it got much much worse.
@@mlg_kaju2321 I don't blame him. Dwight was the butt of MANY pranks, jokes and was generally mistreated. All that pent up annoyance finally boiled over
@@ryanslack2666 at the end Jim liked Michael way more than dwight he even cried
@@ryanslack2666 but you gotta understand that Michael is not insulting people with conscious. He thinks that his words are normal. Michaels brain works like a kids brain. But dwight means his every word towards michael
@@mlg_kaju2321 I never said Michael meant any of it. But Dwight was overall mistreated by him and very much used. No matter how little Michael meant by it you have to clearly see how hurt Dwight looked there
angela, kelly, jim, pam- doing stand up
meredith, oscar, darryl- telling it like it is
andy- being a theater kid
dwight- going for the throat
1.2 Thousand likes but no comments? Let me change that!
Sounded like Oscar was going for the throat as well
@@y.c.2535 💀
@@y.c.2535no really, he speak more of the job
The fact that the one who was going to defend him (Dwight) from all the insults is the one who insulted him the worst, is priceless.
Or land... got me
And it was well deserved too! He was trying to defend him.. And Michael calls him an idiot!
@@Jayden-Jasper-chalcedony Yes, loved the "land" part too. Dwight most likely comes from old German farming family in rural Pennsylvania. "You have no land" is probably the worst insult from him.
@@abyrupus 🤣🤣🤣
@@abyrupus He is descendant from a german family but not the good kind. NZ word
Michael was too scared to let Toby roast him after everything he did to him
He strangled enough people outside ya know.
@@SpokoR3 that was debunked
@@SpokoR3 that was debunked
He would've mumbled something lame anyway.
@@Justhere7 By who?
"Michael, you're the reason I drink. You're the reason I live to forget."
Dude ... that's was another level.
*finger guns* lol
Meredith was definitely lying. Michael is not the reason why she drinks. She’s an alcoholic. You can clearly tell that she’s been drinking since long before she even met Michael
@@superjackster0165 you know it's just a meaningless roast right
@@priyachoudhary9896 Some of them were. Lots of the other ones weren’t roasts. They were mostly either insults or explanations for why these guys hate Michael so much
@@superjackster0165 I mean that's what a roast is. Roasts are just a meaner joke. Most jokey insults usually have a shred of truth or belief of truth in them.
Love when Kelly says she'd make out with anybody from the warehouse and those people cheer as if she hasn't insulted them in a way 🤣
Same with Kevin!
Doesn't she date at least one person from the warehouse seriously?
@@fark69 Daryl, who eventually moves beyond direct work in the warehouse
Glass half-full, haha
She basically said she'd let them run a train on her. Kelly is a nasty one.
Dwight’s roast is my favorite because it makes perfect sense for who Dwight is. “You don’t have any land” is an odd insult to use in the 21st century, but for a guy like Dwight it’s the most cutting thing one could say. God, I love this show.
If you think about...it is still an insult. Some people in cities sometimes forget this...
But not having anything in your possession is still bad
Yes I loves how Dwight saved that one for the end as if that was the dagger.
@@dord4453 it's a pretty weird insult to tell someone "HA! you can't afford astronomical property prices nowadays! what a LOSER!" it fits for dwight because he's such a weirdo to begin with, but not anyone else.
and yes, i know property is cheaper in the country than the city. the jobs aren't out there. not really much point in buying a plot of land that you can't use.
@@heathersmith4042 *IMO, aged quite well. If you live in an expensive city, owning land like a house with a yard is huge. Many Millennials in an expensive city can only afford to rent or buy a condo at best.*
Bob Vance going "yeah!" when Kelly said she'd make out with a fridge made this scene for me!
@Nnaemeka Omeruo then it wouldn't be a roast, it would be his cremation 🤣
Lmao. I NEVER noticed that!!!
Who's Bob Vance?
@Allah you dont remember the guy who always introduces himself as “Bob Vance, Vance Refrigeration”? Phyllis’ husband?
@@drownedsnail7803 Oh that guy! Ofc I know him. Just need to say his name right.
The fact that Michael falls for email scams is killing me. 😭 I can imagine him being on the verge of tears as he reads the emails about Nigerian princesses.
Not only that but he tried to help the deposed king of Nigeria’s son when he emailed him directly.
@@matthewriley7826 HIS DAD RAN THE COUNTRY!!!!
@@matthewriley7826 Michael is so innocent, I really expect him to send a thousand bucks to a Nigerian prince without asking for anything
You know what when the son of the deposed king of Nigeria e-mails you directly asking for help you help. His father ran the freaking country, okay?
@@anshitsrivastava4078 more like dumb instead of innocent.
Kelly: “A turtle… A fridge…”
Bob Vance: “YEAH!” 1:16 😂
Omg that is the best little detail
😂😂 I just noticed that... Nice!
That was Bob Vance?! 🔥😂😂😂😂 this is the greatest show of all time 😂
My favorite part about this whole scene is when it cuts to Angela going “I usually don’t enjoy making people laugh” and then it just abruptly ends.
I feel bad for Michael. Michael from the warehouse, not Scott.
LOL
You had me in the first half
boom roasted
LMAOOOO
Darrell: His name is Michael.
Michael: (fake laughter) Aha, Michael Jordan, I thought I recognized you! (uses drums)
Darrell: That's racist.
Michael: (looks down in shame then back at Darrell) Michael Tyson? (cut to next)
“Stanley tried to die just to get away.”
Best part of the whole roast.
Agreed.
Ikr
False. It was indeed Dwights part that was the best.
@@lilblankiesama269 why did I read the sentence in Dwight's voice
Stanley: *depressed/disapproving stare*
Kelly...the only one who took the roast as a professional. came in there, did her joke and then said "happy birthday michael". everyone else just took it too seriously. way the go Kapoor
yup
surprisingly, angela was among the oneswho did the roast kinda as it is supposed to go. and she is probably one of the ones who hates michael the most
“Too seriously” tf do you think a roast is? Its not a compliment shower.
@@scouticescoutice4994 idk if you've ever watched a roast before but in the end of the roast they end up saying thank you and appreciate their hard work. Meredith, Pam, Dwight, possiblly Oscar ranted and left without saying happy birthday. Kelly was the only one and Andy was at least able to introduce michael to the stage
@@iconpepelepew7925 maybe, but Michael deserved it.
2:37
The moment where Dwight had begun to turn on Michael and it was justified.
This was one of the sadder moments for me when this had happened because Dwight was such a loyal and reliable confidant to Michael and he took him for granted. After Dwight snapped at Michael for trying to defend him, he lost all respect for his manager and pretty much acted cold and petty towards him. I'm glad they made up near the end, but for an entire season or so it was very unsettling to see them interacting with each other with Dwight giving negative quips to Michael.
Moral of the Clip (at least for me) Treat people with respect, especially your best friend. Because they may end up becoming your worst enemy...
I felt the same thing. It was so sad.
“You pathetic, short little man. You don’t have any friends, or any family, or any *land!* “
Perfection.
"....or any LAND!"
The way he puts the emphasis on land is hilarious, like that was the most important thing.
@@EndOfSmallSanctuary97 It means alot to Dwight as a farmer. So its the worst insult you could ever get from him as an attack on your pride. He meant what he said, jts incredible.
@@BunnyChamberX Not just for farmers but also it's an indicator of wealth.
In the end however, how the turntables...
...i have land
“michael, you ran over me with your car-“
**BA-DUM TSSSSSS**
im losing it over here
why there's a set of drum tho
I'm laughing at your *BA-DUM TSSSS*
i mean he indirectly saved her life cause of the rabbies thing but yes he did accidentally hit her
And finger guns at the end...
My favorite part:
"Hey I don't go make burgers where you work and they tell you how to make burgers! Haha!" (I don't know what I'm saying, dead silence)
0:11
I love how Creed turned his head to see if anyone would actually leave
I thought he was looking for the wedding reception
Despite the fact that Stanley has every reason to go up there, laugh at any of the jokes, he shows total class here by saying to himself "you know what, I don't have to pile on Michael too, everyone else doing it is enough for me."
probably did it off screen
Or he simply doesn't care enough.
@@user-yc5um2pl5v Perhaps. The top comment here has 12,000 people though that agree Michael Scott was hurt in this scene. I'm going to go with my original comment and say it shows character depth with Stanley that isn't just a grumpy old man, he has a heart and class too.
@@SUPERMA5TER Or maybe he has already insulted MS on his own :)
1:17
Kelly would make out with a fridge
Bob Vance, Vance Refrigeration: Yeah
I just noticed that 😂 nice😂
Lol I never noticed that wow
Omfg this is so perfect
What line of work bob from Vance refrigeration is in?
@@melvin9898 Vance Refrigeration, dude…
I love Steve Carrel's acting here, he really nailed that pretending to be cool face
And breaking the character *in the character* at the end, when he fly away from the roast. That's acting gold right there.
1k like
I'm so glad 40 Year Old Virgin happened so The Office writers saw their potential with Steve Carrel. lol
Who's Steve Carell that's Michael Scott
He slowly gets more and more upset as he realizes this is what people actually think about him, it’s kinda sad.
1:37 I love how stanley is just counting how many times Michael has violated meredith
Michael never had sexual relations with Meredith.
Dwight is zealously loyal and obedient to Micheal because this is the archetype of the boss-employee relation to him. This is how he wishes to be served should he be boss. That doesn't mean he view Micheal as perfect. He knows his defects and failures which he normally dismisses because that would hinder his view of this ideal relationship, unless he's being pushed too much, like here.
1:45: "Michael, you are the reason I drink." Toby looks like he felt that in his soul.
Hell yeah 😂😂😂
I wonder why lol
@@carson11100 -- Amen. I would have been arrested, if I had been Toby & had to put up w/Michael.
@Caleb Mayfield -- My brother.
Toby is the one who wrote this episode, so it’s probably pretty true
Pam: "Once every hour, someone is involved in an internet scam. That man is Michael Scott."
Michael: *O O F*
Funny thing that Pam also feel for an internet scam, with the celebrity sextape thing
Well forgive him for caring, lol.
@@joeyoung1498 He IS a great delegator
@@banh_mi857 lol
Well I mean he is supporting about 20 Nigerian princesses
4:48 the agony and pain on his face 😂
"What's his name"
"I'm thinking Roy"
Jim and Pam's faces lol.
Dwight season 2: *doesn't mind if Michael calls him an idiot*
Dwight season 5: *"I'm about to end this man's whole career"*
*character development*
@@Someone-vq5rj very poor attempt at it anyway
@@beburger2054 Yeh, in the same episode Dwight himself states: 'Nothing stresses me out'.
Well he did call him that in front of the entire office and warehouse. That's much worse than calling him such in private conversations
Dwight slowly loses respect for Michael over the course of the show. Especially after he started dating Angela properly. I think Angela gave him some perspective about how terrible Michael is as a boss. I think the first time when Dwight stood up to Michael was when he was being Prison Mike and called Angela a "beeyotch".
"If it were an iPod, it would be a Shuffle."
I'm not even Michael, and that fucking hurt.
is ur profile pic a mii version of jim?
@@stevencooper5235 omfg I think it is...
@@stevencooper5235 mii roommate doesn't think dwight exists, he is vemii miil
Identity theft is not a joke, Coco! Millions of families suffer every year!
LMAOOO
The way Dwight looks at Angela at 00:52 🥺❤️
Finally, someone said it:))))
YES!
Yessss
this scene shows us that Dwight doesnt consider michael as a good boss. He is dwight s best friend and all, but the real reason dwight gives michael his respect is not because michael earned it, but because Dwight was raised to believe that in any place of work the workers HAVE TO respect their boss in order for everything to work out .
I’ve never understood why it seemed like Michael absolutely despised Dwight and wanted nothing to do with him. Considering that Dwight is absolutely loyal to him, would’ve thought he’d be Michael’s favorite employee
This commentary is underrated. So true and important for people to understand.
Strong work ethic and sense of hierarchy. Dwight is truly a XIXth century man.
@@superjackster0165he took him forgranted but didn't really despise him. That was evident when Michael wrongfully fired Dwight and then ended up missing him. Michael found clingy people annoying and was always attracted to people who were indifferent to him/humiliated him such as Ryan, Stanley, Jan. I think he craved their validation and took dwights good behaviour forgranted
Michael: and whoever wants to come up and roast me, you ca-
Angela: I've been training for this moment my whole life
It’s your DESTINY
I'm bout to end this man's whole career
This was like 3 episodes after he told Andy she was cheating too
Michael: whoever wants to come up and roast me-
Angela *comes up before he finishes his sentence*
Hahaha right?!
I noticed that too, it is unusual for her
she was HEATED
She was waiting years for that moment. I bet that left her satisfied and smiling...
TristanPlays HorrorGames oh I bet! I could only wish the same opportunity for my boss but unfortunately she ain't that stupid. I'd ROAST her to oblivion 😂
I think Bob Vance (Vance Refrigeration) enjoyed the roast more than everybody else🤣the way he cheered after Dwights roast is just too good.
What kind of job Bob line into?
That was a great roast. Dwight was an ally and then tears him apart. 😂
@@juliansiahaan6585me: 😮
As funny as Jim is, Pam shredded Michael more than anyone there 😂
I wanted to slit Pam’s throat open when she said what she said. THAT IS NOT FUNNY!!!
Pam's was one of the best. The delegator remark was priceless.
If it were an iPod it would be a shuffle killed me
Saying it was so small would be super embarrassing in a room full of people your always trying to empress and hit on and hang out with..and boss.
I think the best roast comes from Oscar in the extended version. He opens with something like “The only person in the state of Pennsylvania less likely to get legally married than me…. is Michael Scott”
"Stanley tried to die just to get away"
*cuts to a depressed stanely*
lol xD
Stanley is a grumpy teddy bear and I love it
His eye roll 😭😂😂☠️
Just realised Bob Vance (Vance Refigeration) says "yeah!" when Kelly said she'd make out with a fridge before she'd make out with Michael 1:16 hahah
Underrated.😭😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao
Did Bob Vance have his own refrigeration company? What episode was that in? He was kind of vague about where he worked
@@llarmstrong783 Yeah that's true, it is kinda vague. I remember Ryan asking him "What line of work you in, Bob?" but he never answers the question. Odd.
@@cmend guess it will always be a mystery of the show.
I Love and laugh so much when andy sings "we stuck listening to you all day, Stanley try to die just to get away" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
This is my favorite “Michael themed” episode. He really deserved this.
That's actually why this is one of my least favorite episodes. The plot is so messy and inconsistent. Like the beginning of the episode focuses on Dwight and how his fire drill stunt caused the office to go through safety training again. But then, out of nowhere, the episode suddenly starts focusing on Michael and everyone doing this roasting session talking about how much they despise him. Dwight's storyline is then completely forgotten about and never mentioned again. What happened? It honestly feels like the writers randomly decided to change the plot of the episode when they were halfway through writing it. Am I the only one who noticed this?
@@superjackster0165 nah but I don’t like it because of the writing, I like it because I don’t like Michael
@@superjackster0165that's just the cold opening
@@XZAVIER-DAA-GOD It’s not just the cold opening. The whole CPR training thing and everything that happens at the beginning occurs because of Dwight’s fire drill and is heavily focused on Dwight. They spend nearly 20 minutes focusing on this until they abruptly shifted the episode to focus on Michael and him realizing that he stresses everyone out. Like I said, it feels like the writers just randomly decide to change the plot of the episode when they were halfway through writing it. Once it shifts to focusing on Michael, it felt like we jumped into the plot of a completely different episode
@superjackster0165 all I heard was facts. I legit keep on forgetting that these aren’t different episodes because of the writing. This roast could’ve been better if it didn’t come out of nowhere and the entirety of the episode just revolved around Dwight and not Michael
Michael is lucky that he told off Toby. Toby would’ve destroyed him.
I wonder what would happen is Toby roasted him...
I honestly don’t think Toby would’ve roasted Michael as hard as a lot of people might assume. It doesn’t really suit his mild-mannered, submissive personality; it would’ve been out of character.
@@captainhydro didn’t he help Pam in perfecting her punching form so she could punch Michael
@@Xzsh-ol9jg Oh yes. That’s a good point. I just don’t think he would’ve been willing to confront Michael directly is what I meant.
@@ruffruggednraw
Toby: Michael is actually a great person even if sometime do some pran-k...
Michael: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!
Michael gets hurt by others, Dwight steps up to defend him, Michael hurts Dwight, Dwight REALLY hurts Michael
fr man. i felt so bad for dwight
Aap chronology samjhiye
@@shramanadasdutta3006 samjhaiye
I’ve always been bothered by that moment. Why would Michael call Dwight an idiot? He should’ve been happy that someone was still defending him and sticking up for him
@@superjackster0165 Because he always craved the approval of the "cool" kids so to speak and Dwight is completely uncool in his eyes. He thinks that if Dwight stands up to defend him he is going to ruin the entire roast and that will by association make Michael uncool too.
i like how dwight said his roast directly to michaels face instead of at the audience
Love how Kelly insulted the warehouse.. she's rather make out with a turtle and fridge before the warehouse workers lol 😂
The warehouse guys might have similar feelings about her… then again, as the song goes, they might consider any lovin’ to be good lovin’.
I mean didn’t she bang Darryl hahaha
At least she'd do it with them before Michael 😄
"You pathetic short little man" instantly got me dying
that hurt me...its mean...i did not laugh..the tone is harsh..
@@razkable Dwight was always there for Michael and he tried to defend him after he was clearly offended, but then Michael goes are repeatedly calls him an idiot for trying to help. Calling him a "pathetic short little man (with no land)" was warranted.
I just wanted to ask for context, would you actually say that Steve Carell is a short guy in US? In my country, men aren't so tall. Krasinski and Rainn Wilson are giants here.
@@Sam-ot8lm no i know i agree but everyone said they laughed when the tone is clearly meant to be serious..its not a comedic line is my point...its the turning point that this roast session is going to really effect mike
@@razkable that scene was definitely comedic. That's like the funniest line of this entire episode
“Or any land”
Dwight is the greatest
i think its cute how he defends mike when mike kept him around when he could of fired him for trying to take his job and then when he is called idiot he breaks...like mike does not get that hes being defended so to dwight hes not worth keeping up this facade
@@razkable Try watching the show chronologically.
This line shows you how Dwight values people 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@adriancrevan i have watched the show in chronological order and yup dwight is discarding everything michael has done for him
@@patrickbasedman5255 Which is what?
3:14 Dwight rooting for Pam
My god this is one of the most brutally hilarious scenes in tv history
my new james bond audition video is probably even funnier
OK bro.
AxxL. No 🤦♂️
AxxL bro this is the third time you have replied to comment trying to bait me into watching your channel please stop
@@AxxLAfriku [softly] dont.
"I know where this is going!"
"Do you?"
"No..."
400th comment, no point to this comment but just wanted to be annoying and point that out!
😂😂😂😂
Can we appreciate how this is easily Andy's best and most well received performance, musical or otherwise, in the entirety of the show. Michael really brings out the best in people.
This wasn't Andy's best or most well received performance.
That would be the performance before he was forced out the door.
@@GeorgeMonet what
2:05
Toby:
*Understandable, have a nice day.*
More like: "okay fair enough"
1:55 for people who are wondering what Oscar said in Spanish to Michael: "You give me an ulcer every time I wake up and I have to come to work. I have to come to work for you. For you!"
Oscar is a really smart finance guy who could be making like $300K+ a year as a CPA in NYC but he doesn't have the balls to quit his crappy little lowpaid dead-end job in Scranton. He is the living embodiment of "All brains no balls".
Kinda like how he pronounce the letter "L" as an "R"
@@akshaynatu6568 is there really any evidence that oscar is all that smart? He’s always portrayed as a know it all but idk about being that actually intelligent
@@stabbityjoe7588 He's definitely the most well-read person in that office. And almost certainly the best at math.
@@akshaynatu6568 that’s not really saying much though
I love how Angela and Kelly's roasts were just fun and then immediately Meredith drops an actually mean roast
Yeah he’s done the most damage to Meredith so it makes sense.
@@superjackster0165 you are defending the man who hit her with a car lmao
@@superjackster0165 To be honest though, knowing Meredith, how do we know she wasn’t jaywalking and not paying attention to her surroundings?
@@thelevisullivan exactly. They were both negligent
@@superjackster0165 he literally hit her with his car lmao but sue meredith for bringing up the fact that he shattered her hip bc he wasn't paying attention
It makes me genuinely sad that Michael wasn't able to take this as an opportunity to later reflect on the way he makes others feel and make some changes for the better. Yes, it's extremely uncomfortable and difficult to look at the areas in our lives that are emotional blind spots but given that Michael is always saying how they're family...it would've been nice if he could have shown up better for them after hearing their true feelings. Would've been amazing character growth.
@@spicytargaeryanWith writers as good as they had, I bet they could've made Michael's initial attempts to be a better, more self aware boss both hilarious and heartwarming.
Then maybe Micheal leaving would be all the more bittersweet because the people who largely put up with him would genuinely miss him in the end. Alas, the world will never know...
LOL what is this comment bro 😭 the whole point of Micheal Scott is to make people cringe with what he does. Talking about emotional blind spots and making changes for the better LMAO it’s a show😂 if you can’t handle that type of comedy don’t watch it ffs🤣
that’s his character tho. and in his defense it’s in the details of everything he does that proves he cares for the people in the office and has pure intentions. he’s just an idiot
@@MyStupidUA-camHandle yeah, but this direction with micheal would've helped season 7 immensely when we're expected to believe all of a sudden that he's the "best boss" that Jim has ever had and that he and Pam would have a tearful goodbye.
at the start of season 5 he was starting to make progress because of Holly. But then he came back to s1
Oscar speaking Spanish aggressively had me in tears omg 😂
"If it were an iPod, it would be a shuffle."
-Pamela Morgan Beesely
She should have said nano
Danish Wistara ah you’re right my bad
Andrea did the nano even exist at this time
@@ghosttoast8610 --- of course , it did.
What a legendary episode Stress Relief was. Not only was the fire drill episode, but also had CPR training, a Michael roast and a roast of the employees.
It played after the super bowl, so that's why.
if you watch the deleted scenes it's almost a full episode, amazing
it’s one of my favorites, the office has such talented writers. i have no clue how they come up with this stuff
Prison Mike Paul Liberstan wrote it
Don't forget the part where they watch a pirated movie starring Jack Black, and Andy thought Jim and Pam were actual movie critics!
This was stress relief for the audience as well. As fun as a character as Micheal is, he is a nightmare. The way even Dwight snapped at him.
00:15 Creed is looking for the door gets me everytime 😂
The look on Michael's face at the end was worth an Emmy. So subtle, so perfect.
@mister kluge i couldn't see any other actor living up to his performance.
Exactly what I was gonna say! I honestly think every single episode is a masterclass from Carell.
I felt so sorry for him. Made me want to cry.
Dude no Emmy could define Carrell and Scott
He really has a way of expressing internal pain
i love how aggressive dwight is when saying “or any land” like that’s the biggest insult
"you didn't have any friends" ouch that one hurts the most for Michael
Ok but like why isn’t anyone talking about how fast Angela came to roast him.😂
she had a tough day in the previous 2 episodes so she is ready to release
she needed it
Ikr
Ok but like why is nobody talking about Andy playing the guitar 😂😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂
Becuase no one cares about that or you just haven't found a comment about it and just assume no one is talking about it.
THERE IS ANOTHER COMMENT TALKING ABOUT IT, SO YEAH.
4:33 “We are stuck listening to you all day, Stanley tried to die just to get away.” 😂😂
I wanna hear a full version of the song 😂
Lmao Stanley like... “yup”
Dwight’s “are you calling me an idiot?!” was so heartfelt 💔 2:37
"Stanley tried to die just to get away."
One of my favorite lines in the whole show!
same 😂😂
That was utterly brilliant!
Who said that?
@@maiaheredia3256 Andy, in his song
3:57. The fact that Jim looked at the camera while smiling when they said Roy left years ago killed me. 😂😂😂
Pam was like "years"?
A Sh yeah lol
When you binge the office, it’s like two days ago.
@@arkay238 even in office terms though it’s only like 2 or 3 years when “years” tends to imply more than that
Jim and Roy later went on to slay dozens of jihadist. True story. They made a movie about it.
Dwight's major insult was telling Michael he had no land...I felt that..I don't have any land either and it sucks
1:37 - I love this callback to a couple seasons before Michael took a picture of Meredith after she took off her clothes in his office.
2:00 poor toby, I want to hear his roast to Michael
Same.
His would definitely be the most brutal
Nope, friends only!
I wish the said something like ok so we should all go home then
Could you imagine how pissed Michael would’ve been if the employees urged Toby to go up there and roast Michael against his wishes by chanting “TOBY TOBY TOBY”
Just the chanting alone would be Michaels worst nightmare.
“You pathetic short little man. You don’t have any family or friends or land.”
That was a sudden turn from Dwight...
Yo también aplaudi en ese momento
“Roy left YEARS ago” always gets me
Jim's face is hilarious!
Michael not being able to think of another name besides “Jefferson” always makes me laugh
Only for him to have the same name 🤣🤣 can't believe I didn't see that coming 😅 gold!
I love how Michael is just an embodiment of human drama. Everything he does he does based on what he saw on TV , even his little mannerisms like when Jim begin telling his joke and he just randomly said “ I know where this is going “ just because he saw someone said it on TV is sooo fucking hilarious his character is made to play that role ..
The burger comeback and the grabowski joke too, can tell he just heard them on a show 😅
Oh so maybe he is a commentary on people that watch shows like this and pretend they are very deep or over analyze them, so basically he got the last laugh.
@@Kanovskiy Making an observation that someone models their entire personality after what they see on TV and overanalyzing a character are two different things. Your comment, for example, is overanalysis, snarky and condescending to make yourself look smarter than everyone here. The irony.
Like a kid 😭
His character is made to play that role? I dont know...
“The grabowski wedding is on the door to the left” creed looks around confused
Ed Helms barely holding it together watching Creed do his thing xD
Go packers and f*** da bears
I still don't get this reference, 10+ years later haha
Shaolinjake08 same
@Table-Country pinxing THRYM Firearms 27 What he means by the Grabowski wedding lol who's he referring to? Just some random person with that last name?
Conclusion of this video:
Michael HAS NO LAND
They all actually seem to enjoy Andy's piece of roast here with the music and everything. It's kinda cool and wholesome 😁
I love how at 4:16 Angela is head bobbing a little, then she notices the camera and immediately stopped
She was actually enjoying something Andy was doing....... my god 😳
omg it's really the little things in this show omg
Good eye! Yeah the actors do a good job of staying in character whether or not they are going to be in the shot. I like that commitment.
🦅👁️
2:25 I've watched the Office several times and I keep thinking this is the exact time Dwight stopped putting Michael on a pedestal so much. After he tell hims what's on his mind, things never go back to the way they were. Dwight keeps being his right hand, but he's now much more aware of the mistakes Michael makes.
perfect observation! Never noticed until now and I've researched twice!
*rewatched
@@jaquaraolivialawton10 For me this is *the* breaking point in which he stops seeing himself as inferior to Michael.
he broke..its how he always felt..dwight from like season 2 on hates mike...
@@razkable He does not. He still feels admiration for him, but he's much more self aware of what he has, or would have to do to be like him or in his position as a regional manager.
The person who admired Michael the most ended up roasting him the hardest.
2:32 is brutal, pam's roast was nice too.
Oscar: I think I'm basically a good person, but I'm going to try to make him cry.
Also Oscar: *roasts Michael in Spanish
There’s a deleted scene with him roasting him in English
*cries in Spanish*
Oscar went off on him
@IA - 07LM 797443 Hazel McCallion Sr PS You can find the translation in some comments
ها فريده
I just love how Dwight immediately turns on Michael after he calls him and idiot over and over.
to dwight idiot is the worst thing to be called in the office cause the best advice he got from mike was don't be an idiot...
@@razkable I’ve always been bothered by that moment. Why would Michael call Dwight an idiot? He should’ve been happy that someone was still defending him and sticking up for him
I am so glad that Michael had UA-cam come down to tape this! 😂😂😂
"I am a performer and perform I shall."
-Nard puppy
Whatever you say, Michael deserved that roast from Dwight.
He deserved that roast from everyone lmao
Yea he deserves ALLLL of it!
@@TheSuperNats he still the best character in the show
@@liabw05 he the best boss and character i have cme across till now tho
hEWssain if you consider Michael a good boss I really wonder what kind of bosses you’ve had in real life or what kind of boss you’d be yourself. There’s a reason they all hate him at the office.
Love the way how Dwight went to defend Micheal and ended up insulting him the best!!!
I’ve always been bothered by that moment. Why would Michael call Dwight an idiot? He should’ve been happy that someone was still defending him and sticking up for him
1:55 "Me das una úlcera cada vez que me despierto y tengo que venir pa trabajar para ti, para ti"
"Stantey tried to die just to get away" was golden
Dang this is Michaels second hardest roast, other than that time he roasted his foot on the George Foreman grill
Burned his foot
Tyrone Biggums roasted his foot it’s the joke
Tyrone Biggums but he likes his bacon in bed!! What's a man to do! 😂
Anybody else who would've wanted to hear what Toby was gonna say about Michael?
"You created me Michael, you did this to yourself. You are the primary reason we even need an HR department. All the "stupid rules", were created in response to stupid things that you did. In fact, if it wasn't for me you wouldn't even have a job because there would be no legal protection to shelter you from your own idiocy. And now as a tribute I would like to have David Wallace and his son join me on stage to perform My Own Worst Enemy by Lit
Probably what everyone said in the roast becase he wrote this episode.
@@mimiimene521 LMAO
" And his thing is so small. "
" How small is it? "
" If it were an iPod, it would be a Shuffle."
I'm sorry- but Pam is too great at this, get her out.
“You are the reason l became the Scranton Strangler”
- Toby Flenderson
Underrated here is Angela simply and only saying "I normally don't enjoy making people laugh."
Poor Michael... I mean, the warehouse's Michael
To the people defending Michael from the insults, don’t bother, he’ll just call you an idiot.
I don’t know why he was doing that. You can clearly tell how upset he was when everyone was practically saying, “You’re a fucking idiot and we hate you”. I would’ve thought he’d be relieved to have someone defending him or sticking up for him.
@@superjackster0165 he wants validation from the cool ppl in the office to make him look "cool" so when dwight, who he sees as uncool, defends him he acts like a child and blames him lol
@@Hi-vr3kd But he was clearly heartbroken by what everyone was saying about him. Knowing Michael’s character, he would’ve been happy for Dwight sticking up for him. Having someone still show a lot of respect for him, probably would’ve made it easier to get through the rest of the Roast session
@@superjackster0165 it was just the producers giving dwight a reason to roast him as they knew dwight wouldnt
@@superjackster0165 No, it wouldn't...
Honestly Andy's was the most devastating, nothing worse mixing a talent with a burn
yeah but its catchy
It was worse because he attacked the one thing that his life centered on, being a good boss.
@@BlackDiamond2718 ironically andy was a much worse boss than michael ever was
@@DailyHitOfBrainrot well after florida. It was really cool to see how he worked when he was afraid. Like robb in GoT. Fear motivated both of them.
@@DailyHitOfBrainrot Nahh that was in the season 9 where they ruined his character till season 8 he's actually a nice boss
The best moment in that episode was when Stanley started laughing after Michaal roasted him later. All the tension gone.