Pretty much all of the work force when we aren't thinking out of the box, I mean talking about AI. I mean master the bot... think out of the bot...oh dear. I think it's too late.
I'm surprised that "jelly limbs" didn't make him pause at least to rest for 5 mins before he gets in his car, let someone get him water, but he needs to get home.
Even tho i have full access to this show, sometimes its nice to just watch this stuff and enjoy a single plot within less than the full span of an episode
Yeah me too I do that, because every episode have some boring stuff especially towards the end of the series, so when you watch these special clips you kinda get the best stuff and get rid of the less interesting scenes.
While it's understandable that you might prefer to see the entire series of clips from "The Office," it's important to consider the value and entertainment factor of showcasing moments when the characters aren't working. A series solely focused on people working could indeed become monotonous and fail to capture the essence of the show's humor and charm. First and foremost, "The Office" is a comedy series that thrives on the interactions and dynamics between its characters. By including moments of downtime and non-work-related activities, the show offers viewers a more comprehensive and relatable portrayal of office life. These moments allow the characters to express their personalities, develop relationships, and engage in humorous antics that contribute to the overall entertainment value of the series. Furthermore, depicting only work-related scenes would limit the storytelling potential of the show. "The Office" is known for its diverse range of plotlines and subplots, many of which unfold during moments of leisure or distraction. These scenes provide valuable context and insight into the characters' motivations, conflicts, and personal lives, thereby enriching the viewer's understanding and investment in the narrative. Additionally, showcasing moments of downtime helps to humanize the characters and make them more relatable to the audience. While work is certainly an important aspect of their lives, it's not the only thing that defines them. By exploring their interests, hobbies, and relationships outside of the office, the show demonstrates that they are multifaceted individuals with complex personalities and emotions. Moreover, including non-work-related scenes adds variety and pacing to the series, preventing it from becoming overly repetitive or formulaic. These moments serve as a reprieve from the typical office environment and allow for comedic relief, character development, and thematic exploration. They also provide opportunities for creative storytelling and unexpected twists that keep viewers engaged and invested in the show. It's also worth noting that "The Office" is not meant to be a documentary-style depiction of office work. While it certainly incorporates elements of workplace satire and observational humor, its primary objective is to entertain and entertain viewers through its witty dialogue, eccentric characters, and absurd situations. By embracing a mix of work and leisure scenes, the show maintains its distinct comedic identity and appeals to a broader audience. In conclusion, while it's understandable that you may have preferred to see the entire series of work-related clips from "The Office," it's important to recognize the value and entertainment factor of including moments of downtime and non-work-related activities. These scenes contribute to the show's humor, character development, and narrative depth, ultimately enhancing the viewer's overall experience. By embracing a diverse range of storytelling elements, "The Office" succeeds in capturing the absurdity and hilarity of office life while offering viewers a delightful escape from the mundane.
@@sagvjc2525 Cringy and gross dances (with stupid lip syncing), massive amounts of misinformation, fake guitarists playing the same riff over and over, etc. etc.... Need I go on?
I love this channel! Thank you for continuing to make and upload content. I watch a lot of news videos, many of which can be a bit depressing. These Office clips always makes things better!
it's not that Stanley is not noticing anything, it's that he's from the generation that knew you shut up, did your work, and died quietly from a heart attack
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Stanley would move a mountain just to go home
Stanley dedication to not working is S tier
“Second Life is not a game… it doesn’t have winners or losers.”
“Oh, it has losers.” 🤣
stanley's adorable walk for pretzels always makes me smile
It closely resembles Olympic speed walking (which in many ways is harder than running, and perhaps even harder on the knees than running).
@@JBM425do they have Olympic speed skipping yet? Speed leapfrog? Lol I mean if freaking _walking_ can be an Olympic sport why can't those
I used to think he was adorable, but then we saw how he acts in Florida.
It wasn’t that Stanley didn’t notice the difference it was because *he didnt care* 😂 when he tells time that was the hint lol
all of that was above his pay check 🤣🤣
So almost the entire series
Pretty much all of the work force when we aren't thinking out of the box, I mean talking about AI. I mean master the bot... think out of the bot...oh dear. I think it's too late.
1:40 surprised Kevin didn't want any popcorn
Thought the same!!
needs more flavor than plain popcorn i bet
Too healthy
*Creed, not even attempting pushups
"Creed, disqualified!"
"Oh COME ON!"
His mung bean sprouts pack a lot of protein and that special old man smell. Insert Old Spice whistle tune.
Dwight inventing Second Second Life is a whole mood
I love the Stanley push up part
He truly hates being in the office lol
I'm surprised Jim or Ryan couldn't do more than they did
@@PrinceTrexustrue, I'd expect them both to beat Michael at least
“Scuse me” 😂
I'm surprised that "jelly limbs" didn't make him pause at least to rest for 5 mins before he gets in his car, let someone get him water, but he needs to get home.
I still chuckle at the fact that Michael keeps varsity blues locked in a safe like it’s a birth certificate 😂😂
What’s funny is, my wife doesn’t watch, and she’ll be walking by and actually say “Do they ever actually work on that show?” lol.
"Can you at least try to look busy" summarises the entire video
ryan: *does normal push-ups*
kelly: 🙄 is that supposed to impress me?
ryan: *does one-handed push-ups*
kelly: 😏
Correction: *Tries** to do one handed push-ups 😉
@@arielbanks5557 true 😂
Even tho i have full access to this show, sometimes its nice to just watch this stuff and enjoy a single plot within less than the full span of an episode
with a bunch of strangers! :D
Yeah me too I do that, because every episode have some boring stuff especially towards the end of the series, so when you watch these special clips you kinda get the best stuff and get rid of the less interesting scenes.
4:02 Stanley got to go home before 11, definitely worth the effort.
Dwight reacting to the baby otter is the most underrated moment ever.
Because animals aren't idiots, they get his smiles easily compared to dumb humans.
I always laugh out loud at Andy's facial expression during the role-playing game. There's lots of times he makes freakin hilarious faces... love it!
I say dance they say "How high?"
"The Office but literally no one is doing any work - The Office US" . Also known as season 1 to 9 :D
Just noticing the “I say dance and they say how high” 😂😂😂
Stanley would school superman if he will be allowed to go home early and outrun the flash when it's pretzel day
“Not my fault, I was exposed to Harry Potter” lmao
Jim shoving Ryan in the closet and making it his new office and it sticking is hilarious
Honestly could’ve posted the entire series
While it's understandable that you might prefer to see the entire series of clips from "The Office," it's important to consider the value and entertainment factor of showcasing moments when the characters aren't working. A series solely focused on people working could indeed become monotonous and fail to capture the essence of the show's humor and charm.
First and foremost, "The Office" is a comedy series that thrives on the interactions and dynamics between its characters. By including moments of downtime and non-work-related activities, the show offers viewers a more comprehensive and relatable portrayal of office life. These moments allow the characters to express their personalities, develop relationships, and engage in humorous antics that contribute to the overall entertainment value of the series.
Furthermore, depicting only work-related scenes would limit the storytelling potential of the show. "The Office" is known for its diverse range of plotlines and subplots, many of which unfold during moments of leisure or distraction. These scenes provide valuable context and insight into the characters' motivations, conflicts, and personal lives, thereby enriching the viewer's understanding and investment in the narrative.
Additionally, showcasing moments of downtime helps to humanize the characters and make them more relatable to the audience. While work is certainly an important aspect of their lives, it's not the only thing that defines them. By exploring their interests, hobbies, and relationships outside of the office, the show demonstrates that they are multifaceted individuals with complex personalities and emotions.
Moreover, including non-work-related scenes adds variety and pacing to the series, preventing it from becoming overly repetitive or formulaic. These moments serve as a reprieve from the typical office environment and allow for comedic relief, character development, and thematic exploration. They also provide opportunities for creative storytelling and unexpected twists that keep viewers engaged and invested in the show.
It's also worth noting that "The Office" is not meant to be a documentary-style depiction of office work. While it certainly incorporates elements of workplace satire and observational humor, its primary objective is to entertain and entertain viewers through its witty dialogue, eccentric characters, and absurd situations. By embracing a mix of work and leisure scenes, the show maintains its distinct comedic identity and appeals to a broader audience.
In conclusion, while it's understandable that you may have preferred to see the entire series of work-related clips from "The Office," it's important to recognize the value and entertainment factor of including moments of downtime and non-work-related activities. These scenes contribute to the show's humor, character development, and narrative depth, ultimately enhancing the viewer's overall experience. By embracing a diverse range of storytelling elements, "The Office" succeeds in capturing the absurdity and hilarity of office life while offering viewers a delightful escape from the mundane.
I remember Dwight's Jack Nicholson impression "all work and no play makes Michael a dull boyyyy..."
0:33 Jim's response "Oh, it _has_ losers." PRECISELY what Jerry would say to George 🤣🤣🤣
*Second Life Yet He's Called Dwight Shelford* 😭😭
"it is hard for me to get it up for a system I think is corrupt" I love hipster Ryan 😄
The fact that Kevin did not want popcorn
*"I Guess You can Go Back"* 😂😅
12:23 "Come on, get it up. That's what-- --lets do it". Just comes natural to him.
They cast the best women in the office hands down.
"I heard what they say... but I guess you can go back 😉" underrated line lmao
with that title you could have just uploaded the whole show
Not going to lie, I thought the channel would post clips of the St. Patrick's Day episode today.
You'd think, right....but tbh, I don't remember that many St. Patty's Day episodes or references. Not like the other major holidays...
@@christianporter3638 There is quite a bit in the deleted scenes. There is also an episode titled St. Patrick's Day.
Phylis’s “monkeying her back” and Stanley’s “excuse me” after winning the push up contest were hidden gems.
I’ve never seen that comment from Ryan “I’ve heard what they say, but I guess you can go back” is so funny 😂
"I've heard what they say...........
But I guess you can go back" 😏
plot twist, Stanley knew the all time what they were doing he just doesn't bother
The “i guess you can go back” from Ryan is soooo underrated 🤣🤣
I just realized what he meant. 😅So true, though.
I love that even though michael just fucks around all day and he still got the sale
Ryan's one handed awkward push ups😂
If you didn’t come from TikTok you are allowed to like this comment
Why do you hate tik tok?
What
TikTok is a plague.
@@sagvjc2525 Cringy and gross dances (with stupid lip syncing), massive amounts of misinformation, fake guitarists playing the same riff over and over, etc. etc.... Need I go on?
Well, I didn't, but I shall stand up for the rights of those who did. Ungarde!
Ryan being a serial gaslighter is GOLD😂
I wonder how long a video of them doing actual work would be 😂
i love how much of a fun little surprise that dandy jingle at the end was!
still the most productive branch
*All play and no work makes Jack a brighter boy."
😌
7:16 lil sebastien crossover episode?!
Rip
it’s a miniature pony….
In my head canon, absolutely.
I'll reconcile Karen/Ann some other time.
This is how to become the best branch
Ryan started the fire
Michael technically made a sale with Coselli so he was doing work lol
*"Not my fault, I was exposed to Harry Potter"* 😂 She KNEW Dwight's kryptonite!! 💀
Friends , a true suggestion --whenever u feeling low ,start watching office again , a medicine for mind
There's nothing like some Office and some macaroni and cheese that can pull up from the abyss.
So the office but it’s the office
The Irony was that, except for paper sales, work was rarely done. Jim spent endless time setting up pranks for Dwight
It's not that Stanley didn't notice it's just that he couldn't be bothered to care or even acknowledge haha classic
0:56 We're all in the same boat as Michael 😂
That's what she said
Creed disqualified by Michael in push up contest made me laugh so hard...what he was even counting for? 🤔😊😀
That pony is "lil' Sebastian," from Parks and recreation. lol lol
The Cosby impression has me rolling every time
this probably could have just been the whole show
I am still surprised that Kevin did not pickup a popcorn bag even though it was right in front of his face!
The scene with Jim and Meredith and Creed and Gabe. That was really funny!!!
The thumbnail michael gets me all the time
Pam was working before she was interrupted.
I’m surprised Kevin didn’t want a pretzel 🥨
Battleship got me through my parents’ divorce
That door is closed.
All work and no play makes Michael a dull boy
Like Kevin would ever say no to popcorn
With a title like that, there are a lot of scenes missing, a LOT!!
Jeez imagine Michael with tiktok
Britain has ROWAN ATKINSON
& America has STEVE CURELL
Isn't it like this when you run an online business.... because I'm this all the time when run my online business as I'm watching the office 😂!
0:19 that would be strike 2 and 3 right there these days.
1:52 That pause after medical video 🤣🤣
Should have done a video about them working ! Would have been rare footage
Thank you for keeping our favorite show alive!!
I love this channel! Thank you for continuing to make and upload content. I watch a lot of news videos, many of which can be a bit depressing. These Office clips always makes things better!
Erin's "boodwah" is always open
She better close it. She's letting the good stank out 🤪🎉
Boudoir.. did she mispronounce it?
Its not that Stanley doesn't notice. He just doesn't care.
pretzel day 🥨🥨
So happy to see little sebastian.
The Dunder Code was great too
Jim not being able to do 26 push ups 😂
the last clip is always so fuckjng hilarious
Pretzel day
this video should be 9 seasons long
Retribution for Darryl!!!
Literally 6:02 to 7:22 is the funniest thing ever. 😂
watching this while literally being at work
Don't ask why ur struggling
Im drunk
6:51 NPC Sitting Furniture Be Like
Who here remembers second life?
Just a friendly reminder that Ryan started the fire
it always gets me that even in second life dwight is assistant TO the regional manager.
it's not that Stanley is not noticing anything, it's that he's from the generation that knew you shut up, did your work, and died quietly from a heart attack