everyones quoting andy, but Darryl is the one that made the best quote, "everyday when I came into work, all i wanted to do was leave, so tell me how it's so hard to leave now?" -Darryl Philbin
Good quote and it makes sense I guess but I don't think I ever got emotionally charged about leaving a job, especially one I hated and one I had as an adult. Maybe in high school? Eh i cursed off my annoying boss and left.
@@khrispy_fur6376 I know what "that's what she said" means.. "This one hit me hard" just isn't suitable for a sexual thing you say "That's hard!" or "That's huge!" or Why is it so wet?" you use it for sexual situations "This one hit me hard" I have never heard ANYONE say they're going to be hit in sex unless it's that weird shit, which would be in a different context.
Creed saying he still had his office olympics medal even though he didn't have a mattress was the sweetest thing he ever said throughout the course of the entire show
@@cjr728 I’m only a freshman but I’ve already felt that twice. Watched two groups of my best friends go to a different middle school, then my middle school friends went to a different high School. Growing up sounds so bad but cool at the same time. I know most of my friends if not all of them that I have right now will no longer be my friends 10 years from now or even after high school.
I've finished seeing the office for the first time today and...I don't know. It seems to me that, as of season 8, they have just made him turn into a dotard. He was just creepy and ambiguous before, but in the last two seasons he just behaved like an old man caricature
In an episode of The Office Ladies, they revealed that they in fact were not acting. They were told that filing was over, but there were cameras outside to capture that for the last scene. Such a great scene
I love how to final words of the show went to Pam. It really shows how her character has grown from the beginning of the show. she started off as a shy receptionist and she became a confident salesmen who said what was on her mind. I really loved her character for that. The show really captured her development in a realistic way
@@jamssy3409 She is probably an inspiration for many people like her because her character is so normal, and many people can relate to her. Honestly, I find her inspiring even though I am just a kid in school
@@soph._. eh teenagers in school can t find stuff inspiring or whatsup lol ? I had people that inspired me when I was a teenager, why would age matter ?
When I look at this series i think Pam was the one person whose arc was as important as Michael. I loved her and the was Jenna F played her. It was real as we are all flawed and her and Michael were for sure. But in the crunch they had a heart and felt for others. I am so glad Jenna had a role in all the touching moments of this show as her ability to show emotion was so effective.
"It all seems so very arbitrary I applied for a job at this company because they were hiring. I took a desk in the back because it was empty. But *ha* no matter how you get there or how you end up, human beings have this miraculous gift to make that place home. *nods* let's do this." ~creed Bratton
@@mberkayy The guy's changed his name to Creed Bratton since 1965, William Charles Schneider was his former name; yet the only question remains is...where's Creed Bratton buried?
The daily motions a person goes through, chats with friends and colleagues. Walking somewhere. The choices you make. We don't value what we see every day, what we do every day. It becomes routine. But if you take a step back, you're sharing time with others, getting to know those around you better. You're sharing moments with people. You're walking past beautiful architecture, seeing wonderful birds and nature. We take ordinary things for granted, however there's a lot of beauty in ordinary things :)
luke permanana dang they didn’t all Luke said was that he or she cried during that scene a bunch of people cried during that so you don’t gotta be like that
Bro I was literally brawling my eyes out I don't think I have cried this hard to any other show or movie. No show ever came so close in making me this emotional. Best show ever.
Matt Hudson same! When my mom died I watched this everyday and it helped me get thru it no doubt 🙏the laughs and the emotional moments in the show helped me cope 💯
Nothing is corny if yo make it corny life just has it ways of making amazing things corny to me all of them are the same all of them a beautiful just the way i like it
That's why they're actors, the pretend emotions, actually they were the ones that told the producers that the show should end before they shot the las two seasons, said by Rainn Wilson himself.
@Kim Jong-un leaving your friends after acting with them for years and many seasons its hard for them to actually let go so some of it may be acting but it comes from the heart. ps dont call anyone dumb because she/he have a point
AND happy! They made it into syndication with a hit show. THE OFFICE could pay for most of them to live comfortable ordinary lives if they never worked another day.
I love how The Office portrayed normal people living normal lives. More, it celebrated those simple lives. I work in journalism and all we talk about are champions, superstars, criminals. I find it tiring. This show gave a voice to the kind of characters that are only seen in 1/2 scenes in Hollywood productions and showed that they're as interesting, if you actually learn something about their lives and their opinions. This series is unique.
Jim in s1: If this was my career, I'd have to throw myself in front of a train. Jim in s9: Everything I have, I owe it to this job. How the turntables.
I re-watched the pilot of the series just before watching the last two episodes, and I must say that differences are huge. The first season was completely based on the Office UK and characters were completely different from what they would turn into during the series. It was really strange listening to Kevin speaking normally for example. They are simply two different series with the same characters' names and the same location...
I tried watching the British version. I don’t find it as funny, but credit where it’s due, Ricky Gerivas is hilarious. Sorry if I spelled his name wrong.
@@JoeSmith-dl9ok it was a flop here, i think that the office US version is widely recognised as the better of the two, congratulations, you can take your first comedy trophy
@@Dan-zc7ut wow, most of the time you hear “the U.S. version sucks or vice versa. It’s cool to hear someone “across the pond” found our version funny. Guess maybe it’s time to watch the British version again. Cheers.
Its like... a good high school experience. 4 years of love, loss, friendship..making memories. But then you move on and new people occupy that building and make their own, which has nothing to do with the memories you made. So Pam taking that is like saying, that's my memory. That means the most to me. All the new people working at the office have zero idea about the history of that painting, of the emotional story it told. To them, it's just a random painting on an office wall.
The hold ending of The office was all around emotional and I was building up tears the whole time, but right when this scene happened with the acoustic guitar creed was playing and all the memories that Jim talked about, and then Pam taking the picture down and taking it with her, then I just balled out in tears. This was a great ending
"No matter how you get there or where you end up, human beings have this miraculous gift to make that place home." 2:35 That quote is absolutely beautiful and brilliant. It harnesses such truth and is said by the greatest character in the series in my opinion.
@@sebaso2319 um...we know that, but most of these people came to fame in their life through this show so it's a double perspective. The character is talking to the camera as that character and as the person in real life.
@@wardinalex4078 well he was the main character 7 seasons...so it's normal to be center of attention and two seasons without him is too much and the last episode is perfect for that
Just finished this series which ended its run 10 years ago. Talk about being late to the party. The whole series and the characters will be with me a long time. I feel like I know them. The finale was perfect in every way. I had only heard of Steve C before watching in 2022 but Jenna , John and Rainne did great work and were perfect in their roles. Such a great show ! I think what will always separate The Office from other great comedies is the intimacy in that we are sharing these moments with these characters and the doc style with no soundtrack creates that. With Friends Seinfeld etc you are told when to laugh and it is feels staged. I do not connect to the actors at all. With the Office they are very real people played by such great actors and writers. And the best part is the ego-less actors are as greatful as the fans for being part of such an iconic show !
I just finished mine this evening and I cried my eyeballs out I wish it never ended it was the only thing that kept me going through rough days literally.. I went on a loop of recalling most of the scenes and laugh at them again by myself I really feel empty now and I don’t know what am gonna do tomorrow.. I stand by Andy’s quote “ I wish there was a way to know you re in the good old days before you ve left them “ 😢
@@t.i.s4481 I never was into the office when it was first running then during spring of 2018 my friend was staying at my house for a few days and he had to study for an exam but he told me to put the office on so he could just hear what was going on since he had seen every episode and so I put it on and at first I just played on my computer while the episodes just kept rolling but later that night I actually fell in love w/ this show and I binged all 9 seasons right after my friend left 😂 my friend did tell me that Michael leaves later on and the show does get kinda bland so I had been prepping for that but even after Michael left and Robert California and Nellie and Pete and Clark came in. I still stuck w/ it and I’m glad my friend made me put it on that one day.
@@pyr1412 haha that's awesome. It was my sister showing it to me. Sh's been watching it since it started. She shown me episodes now and then but this year she went "You gonna watch the office and I will watch It's always sunny in philadelphia" I agreed and glad I did. She told me the same Michael leaves and it becomes a bit bland. But honestly I loved every single second of it 🤣
“I wish there was a way to know you’re in the good old days, before you actually left them.” -Andy Bernard “Everyday when I came into work all I wanted to do was leave, so why in the world does it feel so hard to leave right now.” -Darryl Philban “It all seems so very arbitrary, I applied for a job at this company because they were hiring, I took a desk in the back because it was empty, but no matter how you get there or where you end up, human beings have a miraculous gift to make that place home. Let’s do this.” -Creed Bratton “I worked for a paper company all these years and I never wrote anything down.” -Phyllis Vance “But all in all, I think an ordinary paper company like Dunder Mifflin was a great subject for a documentary. There’s a lot of beauty in ordinary things, isn’t that kind of the point.” -Pam Halpert “That’s what she said.” -Michael Scott
"It all seems so very arbitrary. I... applied for a job at this company because they were hiring. I took a desk at the back because it was empty. But! No matter how you get there, or where you end up, human beings have this... miraculous gift to make that place home!" -Creed Bratton now one of my favorite quotes "Lets do this."
You know why the office is such a good show during quarantine? Because it makes us appreciate the little things in life. It makes us want to live our lives and go to work or go to school again, even if we may hate it while it’s happening. And if this truly is ‘The Great Realization’, I couldn’t think of a better way to honour what we take for granted than with the Office. “There’s a lot of beauty in ordinary things” - Pamela Beesly Halpert
There is, though. They use the layers and complexities and growth of the characters to represent reality, and the different stages we go through as we enter through life. The characters all do fun things as a way to get the mundane aspects of the ordinary day, what we all hate. The final quote brings together all the themes of the show: growth, change, acceptance, love, and most of all, happiness. Jim and Pam represent the everyman and every woman. That's why they never become famous or something like that. The show stays grounded in reality in a hopeful American-Dream type fashion, unlike its equally good Office UK counterpart which represents the dark aspects of the everyday work life in a dreary, life is worse than your imagination British-type fashion.
Ibrahim A idk, probably knowing his character throughout the series it would be weird for him to be all serious just because it’s the final episode. So in a weird way it was for the best for him to only have a few , yet amazing lines
One of the best shows I have ever watched. The emotional rollercoasters, the funny moments, the atrocity of it makes it so much more refreshing. Just as Pam said, the office is like a book that you will never want to end. I'm glad to have been part of The Office family. 11/10
"It all seems so very arbitrary. I applied for a job at this company because they were hiring. I took a desk at the back because it was empty. But, no matter how you get there or where you end up, human beings have this miraculous gift to make that place home." - Creed Bratton
i think that was meant to reflect how he was meant to be an actual background character and have a few lines in like one episode, but then he ended up being one of the gang anyway.
I cried when: jim proposed Jim and Pam got married Pam gives birth Michael proposed Michael left Michael comes back Dwight and Angela got married Erin finds her parents Yeah, every scene
“Every day when I came into work all I wanted to do was leave. So why in the world does it feel so hard to leave right now?” me about graduating high school
I hated high school. All through high school I felt like my life was so awful. It got so much worse. Now I think back to that time and I wonder when did it all go so fucking wrong
"I thought its was weird when you picked us to make a documentary but all in all, i think that an ordinary paper company like Dunder Mifflin was a great subject for a documentary.There's a lot of beauty in ordinary things. Isn't that kinda the point?" -Pam Beesly BEST QUOTE EVER
I just finished the show a few minutes ago, and despite I'm totally destroyed and spent most of the episode crying, there could not be a better way to end the series like these. It is the perfect finale, a perfect closure to nine years of emotional, intense, hilarious, and heart-touching stories. The Office is the best show I've ever seen in my life, and nothing is going to be the same after it. It's the best sitcom of all time. In my opinion, perfect in all possible ways.
Michael was the first person we see in this show and also the last person we see on this show. The last scene of Michael setting up and looking at the picture of the office is symbolic. He always claimed the branch to be his FAMILY. Michael looked at the branch as something really special. And in the last scene where we see Michael while paying close attention to the painting of the office, Pam said “there’s a lot of beauty in ordinary things-isn’t that kind of the point?”. Michael understood the “big picture” which is what Pam mentioned in this last scene. Everyone who worked at the office only saw their workplace as an ordinary and boring workplace except for Michael. And at the end of the video, everyone had a hard time leaving because they finally understood how special their workplace was which was the “big picture” that Michael had already realized or “set up” before he even left Scranton. The original scene was from Michael buying the painting from Pam’s art show. In the scene Michael said about the office (while hanging the painting) “It is a message, it is an inspiration, it is a source of beauty, and without paper it would not have happened”.
Damn. Their monologues aren’t just from the characters perspective, but also from their own. They weren’t talking to a camera, they were talking to *US*
kloadit arghh FREEDOM GUNS FREEDOM GUNS ARREGHHH AMERICA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! omg the US was one of many countries that had access to this show. America ain’t some planet it’s just a country
According to many interviews and such afterwards there was a lot of genuine emotion in many of these. A good example is the scene where Jim says bye to Michael. They weren't even supposed to cry during that scene. It just happened, because it was not saying bye to Michael, it was saying bye to Steve Carell as that was the last scene he was in (back then).
"It all seems so very arbitrary. I applied for a job at this company because they were hiring. I took a desk at the back because it was empty. But, no matter how you get there or where you end up, human beings have this miraculous gift to make that place home." --Creed Bratton, 2014 Edit: This took place in 2014, whoops
3:36 "My job was to speak to clients on the phone about quantities and types of copier paper..." - Jim That exact same line was spoke on the very first episode.
The amount the last episode makes me cry every single time I watch it doesn't compare to any other show or movie. The part where Steve carrel shows up for dwight's wedding and he looks all older and more mature is one of my favorite scenes. The office is truly such a good show, with amazing character development. A lot of people wont understand how good the show is because they just watch it for the funny pranks and scenes but miss the story, growth, and meaning behind most of them. So many people judge the show too early and don't give it a fair try, first time I was watching the office most my family thought the show was dumb, then a couple months later and they all binge watching it. Michael was such a good character in this story, he is someone that is mostly misunderstood by a lot. This show is truly a masterpiece and by far my favorite. The acting so good as well, it really allows you to be immersed in their lives and in the story. Just finished re-watching the office for the 13th time and every time I finish re-watching it I always feel empty, because I know there is no other show or movie out there that will have the same emotional impact on me like the office did. They really know how to make the most amazing moments. The more I watch it the more I love the show and see things I never saw before. One of my favorite quotes: 'I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days, before you've actually left them." -Andy Bernard
“Remember flonkerton from the office olympics?” “I still have my medal from that.” “Do you even have a mattress?” “No, but I still have my medal from that.”
I’ve watched this show over and over and now that I saw the end I did cry cause it reminded me of all my friends I’ve lost and gained throughout my life and because of this ending I realized how truly great fun I am for all of them
Just finished my first ever full viewing. I feel so weird. Obviously it's almost 10 years since the show actually ended but you feel such a connection to the characters, it's beautifully written and acted perfectly. I love that in this day and age a show can still make you feel warm and happy. Sad that it's over for me now, will have to have a break before I revisit older episodes.
The only thing I don’t like about this scene is Michael isn’t there. I know Steve Carell didn’t want the last episode’s focus to be on him but he was The Office for the first 7 seasons. He should’ve been there.
I'm just glad he was in the episode at all. I read somewhere the writers thought Michael had moved on with that part of his life and didn't care to do more interviews.
I like that the very last person shown is Michael with Pams voiceover. Even though it’s a flash back, I still love that the last person we see is him. It’s very fitting.
“I wish there was a way to know you’re in the good old days, before you actually left them” -Andy Bernard.
Jason maniscalco truly a powerful moment
My favorite quote of all time
The most true quote of all time
It’s teue
then he said someone should write a song about that. Which now there. By macklemore, titled "good old days"
The only time Stanley stayed past five ...
lmao
Don't forget when they sang for Michael in Season 7. He was there too.
what time was it tho?
There were definitely more times he stayed past 5 but I feel this was the only time he wanted to stay.
@@dataassassin280 Night out if its the episode you ask for.
everyones quoting andy, but Darryl is the one that made the best quote,
"everyday when I came into work, all i wanted to do was leave, so tell me how it's so hard to leave now?"
-Darryl Philbin
Good quote and it makes sense I guess but I don't think I ever got emotionally charged about leaving a job, especially one I hated and one I had as an adult. Maybe in high school? Eh i cursed off my annoying boss and left.
The best is kevins - "hey oscar i think im gay"
Don’t you mean “-Mr Rodgers”
That is now my senior quote
I still prefer what andy said, its extremely relatable and I think about it quite often, it kinda makes you seise every moment
Last voice to be heard: Pam's
Last face to be shown: Michael's
Last shot on screen: the building
What's you're point? We all saw the video
*The office
@@SebastianGrimsgaard Not everything needs to have a point. They are just stating facts
It's like scene with Pam's art. There was Pam, Michael and their building..
@@SebastianGrimsgaard what’s your point? We know we saw the video
“Nostalgia is truly one of the greatest human weaknesses. Second only to the neck.”
-Dwight K. Shrute
True
Dwight fart shrute
I died when heard this 🤣🤣🤣
and the knees and feet and spine :)
@@Ibol406 Security threat
Creed leaving in cuffs was the only way Creed could've left.
Let's do this
Or scuba diving
he’s definitely escaped jail since and you can’t change my mind
Or a straitjacket
Three hots AND a cot? Prison is an upwards move.
When you finish an episode of the office and it doesn’t ask if you want to play the next episode. 😭
CavemanOlive67 83 🧎.. one of the best series ever
Angus6687 mhm
HONESTLY
No just Netflix telling me to watch it again
Zen Master suggestions? Just watched the office
Phyllis’s quote absolutely breaks me:
“I worked at a paper company all these years and I never wrote anything down”
I think it’s the most profound line in that entire ending.
it's the irony
@Clifford lol
@Sunfeld Jiramhir forreal calm down and explain man give the person a chance
She’s wrong tho she most def wrote down lists for the things they needed for all those parties 😂
To all the people saying "this one hit me hard"
THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID
Not really? I don't think that's right.
I don't think you get the joke.
@@nedkelly8958 I think he knows
That hit hard man
@@nedkelly8958 I don't think you get the joke lol
@@khrispy_fur6376 I know what "that's what she said" means.. "This one hit me hard" just isn't suitable for a sexual thing you say "That's hard!" or "That's huge!" or Why is it so wet?" you use it for sexual situations "This one hit me hard" I have never heard ANYONE say they're going to be hit in sex unless it's that weird shit, which would be in a different context.
I love how the last character to appear on screen was Michael. Of course it had to be him.
😢
the first and last
That's what she said.
It wouldn't make sense if he wasn't
I would be ok with pam being the last, but yeah, Michael was perfect
"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened." - Dr. Seuss
Marcus Elderling This comment...😢
Marcus Elderling Im gonna cry anyways don’t tell me what to do....
Marcus Elderling just like the Soviet Union
Marcus Elderling damn.....
Thats what she said 😭
"there's a lot of beauty in ordinary things, isn't that kind of the point?"
- Pam Beesly.
I love that quote
Pam Halpert.
Pam Halpert she´s married now :-)
Worst character lol but she iight
@@ianbryant9785 go to hell you turd eating fatty
“I wish that there was a way to know that you were in the good old days before you’ve left them”
- Andy Bernard
True 😔
Fortnite kids be like
@@thomasfuchsjr it does kinda apply to fortnite though now that you mention it😂season 2 and 3 days were fuckin littt
I relate to that more than anything
That's kinda the point tho, isn't it? Not knowing what comes next and just letting life happen. The only advice we need is to enjoy ourselves :)
Loved how they ended the show with Michael hanging up Pam's art of the building, it was the perfect ending
Filmpjes I mean it is the prettiest art of all the art, so
How the hell does this have 1k likes but only 2 comments
Yeah
perfect ending? i dont know bout tht
@Black who you replying to?
"I worked at a paper company all these years but I never wrote anything down."
Wow. Why is that so hard hitting?
I always get choked up when Phyllis says that. It's like your mom/grandma telling you a story of years long gone.
SHE SAID THAT AT THE EXACT MOMENT I READ THIS OMG 😱
If its paper work related then what she said is true, but she did write something related to party-planning committee stuff.
I'm not the only one lol
underrated line right here
" No matter how you get there or where you end up, human beings have this miraculous gift to make that place home" - Creed 🥺
*gets taken away by cops*
Doing things the Creed way
No matter what, no matter when, or how you got there, under any circumstances, no matter what they said, or did. no matter what...
And in Creed’s case, he literally made it his home.
Let’s do this
I loved creed
Creed saying he still had his office olympics medal even though he didn't have a mattress was the sweetest thing he ever said throughout the course of the entire show
In the office Olympics episode creed never won any game
@@harsha7648 it’s probably implied that he won something that was never shown
@@harsha7648 you know I never actually thought of that. Huh
He must have stole it. “Nobody steals from Creed Bratton and gets away with it, the last guy that did that disappreared. His name?”
Bro im crying
"No matter how you get there, or how you end up - human beings have this miraculous gift to make that place _home_ ."
Underrated line.
... "Let's do this."
That was the only time we see Creed actually be real and understanding lol
@@cameronpeterson6734 IMO that was Creed (the real-life actor/singer) saying his opinion about the show.
@@Wapak95 Unless Creed the actor/singer is just an identity that Creed stole.
So true
The last scene would have been good if they showed Michael’s face in the cement. From S4 E12.
Ikr, damnit!😭
GAH! That’s a great idea!!
OMG YESS
OMG YES
thats what she said
The finale was perfect I just wish Michael was there in the office with the rest. He was the heart of the show.
And Ryan and Kelly
@@evanbradley7702 Nah their last scene was good enough
@@laatma985 It was but it just would've been nice for everyone to be their
@@laatma985
Nah. Ryan and Kelly taking off and deserting Ryan’s baby was the perfect send off for a highly toxic couple.
That’s what I’m saying
“Everyday, when I came to work, all I wanted to do is leave... so why in the world does it feel so hard to leave right now?”
That really hits hard
Caz you will not come back......
As a senior in high school, I feel that to a tiny degree
@@KnightOfDark im also a high school senior, and im so ready to leave but i have a feeling that’s it’s not gonna feel that way on graduation lol
@@cjr728 I’m only a freshman but I’ve already felt that twice. Watched two groups of my best friends go to a different middle school, then my middle school friends went to a different high
School. Growing up sounds so bad but cool at the same time. I know most of my friends if not all of them that I have right now will no longer be my friends 10 years from now or even after high school.
I know the feeling.
“It’s like all my kids grew up and married each other. It’s every parent’s dream” -Michael Scott
"Isn't that every parents dream?"
@@charlesbread117 I love my sister
@@gustialt ok then
@Salish sweet home Alabama
@Delia Jacobson i don't think this is how you reply.
The Office used Creed perfectly. They didn’t use him a lot but when they did they did he is fantastic
I've finished seeing the office for the first time today and...I don't know. It seems to me that, as of season 8, they have just made him turn into a dotard. He was just creepy and ambiguous before, but in the last two seasons he just behaved like an old man caricature
He was the 1 in the Chamber lol
All his scenes are gold
@@marci-s8405 Just finished it for the first time myself!
@@justinwentworth1467 Just finished myself aswell!!
It’s safe to say they weren’t acting in this scene. This is as genuine as you’ll ever see a group of people that have worked together for a decade.
Minus the costumes, makeup, film crew, film set, cameras, lights, microphones, and completely scripted lines sure.
In an episode of The Office Ladies, they revealed that they in fact were not acting. They were told that filing was over, but there were cameras outside to capture that for the last scene. Such a great scene
"There is a lot of beauty in ordinary things. Isn't that kind of the point?"
- Pam Halpert
The last quote in the office
*Halpert*
PAM HALPERT
Maybe this is the point of the life. Don’t you thing?
Alexandre Folquito Jorge Miziara yeah we saw the same clip you did
bruh, creed is absolutely shredded
He's in a pretty good shape for his age, although he's 30
tetra pentan no but he will be in November
@@tetrapentan590 is that an inside joke or do you actually think this man is thirty?
Charles Darwin it's from an episode earlier in the series
@@thetankgeneral5775 lol I knew he had to be joking
I wish it could never end...
What are you doing here nick? 😂😂😂
Nick tell kiwiz I said he’s a bot
But it had a perfect ending
same nick..... same ;..(
NICKS I LOVE YOU AND THE OFFICE
I love how to final words of the show went to Pam. It really shows how her character has grown from the beginning of the show. she started off as a shy receptionist and she became a confident salesmen who said what was on her mind. I really loved her character for that. The show really captured her development in a realistic way
She's an inspiration for me.
@@jamssy3409 She is probably an inspiration for many people like her because her character is so normal, and many people can relate to her. Honestly, I find her inspiring even though I am just a kid in school
@@soph._. eh teenagers in school can t find stuff inspiring or whatsup lol ? I had people that inspired me when I was a teenager, why would age matter ?
@@vladraduandrei5227 I just meant even though I am a child and she is an adult I still relate to her.
When I look at this series i think Pam was the one person whose arc was as important as Michael. I loved her and the was Jenna F played her. It was real as we are all flawed and her and Michael were for sure. But in the crunch they had a heart and felt for others. I am so glad Jenna had a role in all the touching moments of this show as her ability to show emotion was so effective.
Dwight owns the building, he must have known Creed lived there. He let Creed stay there because he had no home and was scared to got jail.
That's true
No Dwight would have turned Creed in to thing police in a heartbeat. Dwight fired Kevin 3 secs after becoming Manager.
No creed snuck in maybe from the roof opening
and has been hiding
I think dwight would have taken creed home
“Everyday when I came into work, all I wanted to do was leave. So why in the world, does it feel so hard to leave now?”😭😭
I’m not crying, you are
Oh hell yess.. I am soaking in tears typing this
I think that is gonna be my senior quote
That kinda got me when I first seen this episode
"It all seems so very arbitrary I applied for a job at this company because they were hiring. I took a desk in the back because it was empty. But *ha* no matter how you get there or how you end up, human beings have this miraculous gift to make that place home.
*nods* let's do this."
~creed Bratton
It’s crazy cause I feel like we all relate to this.
Fun fact: the song that Creed plays was actually written by the actor, who is named Creed Bratton
No, it's william charles schneider
@@mberkayy The guy's changed his name to Creed Bratton since 1965, William Charles Schneider was his former name; yet the only question remains is...where's Creed Bratton buried?
The song is called “all the faces”
Creed Bratton is played by the musician/actor of the same name, as a fictionalized version of himself.
@@jonasswitzer9266 he makes reference to being in the grassroots several times in the show.
“There’s a lot of beauty in ordinary things. Isn’t that kind of the point?”
The perfect end to a perfect series.
Spoken by the perfect Jenna Fischer !!!
Makes no sense though
yeah love pam and it s a nice phrase, but wtf is it even supposed to mean?@@minormarley5195
@@minormarley5195 well arent you a dum dum
The daily motions a person goes through, chats with friends and colleagues. Walking somewhere. The choices you make. We don't value what we see every day, what we do every day. It becomes routine. But if you take a step back, you're sharing time with others, getting to know those around you better. You're sharing moments with people. You're walking past beautiful architecture, seeing wonderful birds and nature. We take ordinary things for granted, however there's a lot of beauty in ordinary things :)
Ironic that it took them 10 years to learn what Michael knew from the beginning... That DUNDER MIFFLIN, Scranton branch was something special...
Wow
Man you've just open my mind so hard lol very great talk bro
@ANIBOGI SKYNOBI that's fair
I'm reading a lot of comments but yours take the whole cake man! WOW!!
People will never go out of business
I started crying when Darryl said “Every day when I came to work all I wanted to do is leave so why is it so hard to leave.”
Wow
That was exactly how I feel about school
You copied me
luke permanana dang they didn’t all Luke said was that he or she cried during that scene a bunch of people cried during that so you don’t gotta be like that
luke permanana wow yall are fighting over a comment.. Its the office fucking enjoy it
I feel like Jim’s words were really John’s. They all got to see their lives in 10 years
Magnolia Trees in the Meadow He did marry Emily Blunt when he was on the show though
Well no, but actually no
NITR0_Zebruh , the office didn’t start in 2009
I thought the exact same thing!
WillALN 2004-2013 and they started filming in 2003 lmao they didnt mean 2009-2020 ur a dumbass
I don’t think I’ve ever cried so hard at the end of any show. This will always have a special place in my heart.
I've never cried with anuthing I've watched on TV but the ending of the office really had me in tears
Bro I was literally brawling my eyes out I don't think I have cried this hard to any other show or movie. No show ever came so close in making me this emotional. Best show ever.
samee
I was bawling my eyes out the entire time I kept having to wipe them so I could see the tv 😭😭
I watched the office 5 times and every time I cried to the final scene
Not trying to sound corny but this show brought me so much happiness on my darkest days.
Agreed my friend.
Matt Hudson same! When my mom died I watched this everyday and it helped me get thru it no doubt 🙏the laughs and the emotional moments in the show helped me cope 💯
Jacob Romero shit ya man 🤘🙏🤙
Nothing is corny if yo make it corny life just has it ways of making amazing things corny to me all of them are the same all of them a beautiful just the way i like it
You mean cliche? Because I know I sounds cliche but maybe saying it sounds cliche sounds cliche ..... and maybe I'm being cliche
“It’s acceptable to cry at funerals and the end of the office”- Ron Swanson
never watched that show, does he actually say that
does he actually say that i want to know
He dosent say it
Nana’s Next Big Adventure he says funerals and the Grand Canyon.
@@josephikrakowskiwithflextape he says "It’s acceptable to cry at funerals and the grand canyon"
You can’t fake that emotion, they were all so sad.
That's why they're actors, the pretend emotions, actually they were the ones that told the producers that the show should end before they shot the las two seasons, said by Rainn Wilson himself.
@@elrey4137 That doesnt mean goodbyes are easy, just that they have to happen
@Kim Jong-un leaving your friends after acting with them for years and many seasons its hard for them to actually let go so some of it may be acting but it comes from the heart. ps dont call anyone dumb because she/he have a point
AND happy! They made it into syndication with a hit show. THE OFFICE could pay for most of them to live comfortable ordinary lives if they never worked another day.
I must be gay 😔
"There's a lot of beauty in ordinary things, isn't that kind of the point?" Such a good line.
I never thought I'd be so attached to a show with fake characters
Creed is the only real character!
I prefer the term "fictional".
*glances at anime community*
What, this isn’t a documentary?
@@coltan7941 u called?
Creeds final quote is one of the most underrated quotes in the show.
“let’s do this”
Yes it is
Couldn’t agree more!!
It really is all so very arbitrary. It really is.
Its very true tho
I want to marry and have 100 kids , so I could have 100 friends and nobody can say no to me
- Michael Scott
That's cute and depressing at the same time.
It was cute that he actually did had kids and a family
i would father 100 kids from your 100 lovers if i could have you. - Dwight shrute. lots happening out there
And then all your kids can marry each other. It’s every parent’s dream.
What killed me about that scene was how the puppet looked into the camera after he said that.
I love how The Office portrayed normal people living normal lives. More, it celebrated those simple lives.
I work in journalism and all we talk about are champions, superstars, criminals. I find it tiring. This show gave a voice to the kind of characters that are only seen in 1/2 scenes in Hollywood productions and showed that they're as interesting, if you actually learn something about their lives and their opinions. This series is unique.
Normal peoples ?
Fun fact: Creed actually pretended to be a cast member of the Office for 9 seasons
Creed Bratton as Creed Bratton
You mean William Charles Schneider?
Lmao imagine someone sneaking onto a set and pretending to be a cast member until it ends lmao
@@poppindoppins9239 that happened in the 1992 space movie
@@Phoenix_1776 hasheeeeeesh imagine no one noticed on the set too
the office finale is like graduating highschool, you all move on
lenny boi shark Ironically this aired a month before I graduated high school
exactly.
But you don't want to
I was happy when I graduated
I'm crying cause how relatable this is
“ I think we should just save the goodbyes for tomorrow at lunch ”.
This was a very fun journey 😭
For some reason that whole “lunch tomorrow” thing was the saddest part of the entire series, i have no idea why
John C because he knows he won’t be able to say goodbye tomorrow
Mr. C2Kk that hit me hard
that scene was so emotional and damn... i cried for so long.
Jim in s1: If this was my career, I'd have to throw myself in front of a train.
Jim in s9: Everything I have, I owe it to this job.
How the turntables.
May be it was John? Because he really owes a lot to this job 😆
@@_Dwarkin John wants you to shut up. He is in a quiet place.
@@generalworkingaccount7673 Haha, I've heard that he left that strange place to meet Doctor Strange 😂
@@_Dwarkin SPOILER ALERT!
@@_Dwarkin Smartest man alive
I'm British and, like all Brits, I was horrified when an American version was announced. The Office US is still to this day my favourite TV comedy.
I re-watched the pilot of the series just before watching the last two episodes, and I must say that differences are huge. The first season was completely based on the Office UK and characters were completely different from what they would turn into during the series. It was really strange listening to Kevin speaking normally for example. They are simply two different series with the same characters' names and the same location...
Bri-ish
I tried watching the British version. I don’t find it as funny, but credit where it’s due, Ricky Gerivas is hilarious. Sorry if I spelled his name wrong.
@@JoeSmith-dl9ok it was a flop here, i think that the office US version is widely recognised as the better of the two, congratulations, you can take your first comedy trophy
@@Dan-zc7ut wow, most of the time you hear “the U.S. version sucks or vice versa. It’s cool to hear someone “across the pond” found our version funny. Guess maybe it’s time to watch the British version again. Cheers.
This is the most unrealistic ending ever. We all know Creed would've never gotten caught.
69th like nice
I would like but it’s at 69
I guess it was character development?
I think he didnt care and he just let them take him to jail
Dwight probably called the cops
Idk why but the picture that Michael hung up which Pam drew and Pam taking it off of the wall made me SO devastated
Its like... a good high school experience. 4 years of love, loss, friendship..making memories. But then you move on and new people occupy that building and make their own, which has nothing to do with the memories you made. So Pam taking that is like saying, that's my memory. That means the most to me. All the new people working at the office have zero idea about the history of that painting, of the emotional story it told. To them, it's just a random painting on an office wall.
yoshiii he was the only one who cared for her art that day 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 I’m not crying YOURE crying 😭
I would have taken the office instead of the picture on the wall.
I was glad she took it
The hold ending of The office was all around emotional and I was building up tears the whole time, but right when this scene happened with the acoustic guitar creed was playing and all the memories that Jim talked about, and then Pam taking the picture down and taking it with her, then I just balled out in tears. This was a great ending
"No matter how you get there or where you end up, human beings have this miraculous gift to make that place home." 2:35
That quote is absolutely beautiful and brilliant. It harnesses such truth and is said by the greatest character in the series in my opinion.
Creed was using men’s room instead of women’s for the first time and this happened
true lol
Lol
He use it for Number 2.
He was brushing his teeth were not sure if hes doing number 2
haha true
“I worked for a paper company all these years and I never wrote anything down”
That’s a life lesson right there.
That was deep AF
444 likes 😂
@@dbevevwjwb is that a special number or something?
@@Crash323_ well at the time I commented it was 444 likes
This line was like the 27th time I cried during the finale.
“I wish you knew you were in the good old days before you’ve actually left them.” -Andy Bernard
"I think I'm gay."
"You're not gay." LMAO
@@Name-uq2wp nope
Pygmy Puff I cant survive jail. I’m not like Oscar
That came up right as I saw this comment
@[Sylea] Carsang gay has 2 meanings
God damn u I was just about to say that
It sounds like Jim was talking directly to the show's creators/producers.
He was it's a documentary from there p.o.v
@@sebaso2319 um...we know that, but most of these people came to fame in their life through this show so it's a double perspective. The character is talking to the camera as that character and as the person in real life.
It was almost like it wasn’t Jim that was talking. It was John Krazinzki
Psychedelic Lizard he is
It sounded like all of them were.
It's such a shame that Michael was not there in this scene
I thought the same thing😭
I think I read that they didnt bring him back because he would automatocally become the center of attention
Wardin Alex I mean he was.
@@wardinalex4078 well he was the main character 7 seasons...so it's normal to be center of attention and two seasons without him is too much and the last episode is perfect for that
@@wardinalex4078 no, they wanted him to be in this scene but he didn't want to be the center of attention
Just finished this series which ended its run 10 years ago. Talk about being late to the party. The whole series and the characters will be with me a long time. I feel like I know them. The finale was perfect in every way. I had only heard of Steve C before watching in 2022 but Jenna , John and Rainne did great work and were perfect in their roles. Such a great show ! I think what will always separate The Office from other great comedies is the intimacy in that we are sharing these moments with these characters and the doc style with no soundtrack creates that. With Friends Seinfeld etc you are told when to laugh and it is feels staged. I do not connect to the actors at all. With the Office they are very real people played by such great actors and writers. And the best part is the ego-less actors are as greatful as the fans for being part of such an iconic show !
I just finished mine this evening and I cried my eyeballs out I wish it never ended it was the only thing that kept me going through rough days literally.. I went on a loop of recalling most of the scenes and laugh at them again by myself
I really feel empty now and I don’t know what am gonna do tomorrow..
I stand by Andy’s quote “ I wish there was a way to know you re in the good old days before you ve left them “ 😢
Finished it today myself. What a amazing show. Such great writing and great characters. Which I'd watch it when it was running
@@t.i.s4481 I never was into the office when it was first running then during spring of 2018 my friend was staying at my house for a few days and he had to study for an exam but he told me to put the office on so he could just hear what was going on since he had seen every episode and so I put it on and at first I just played on my computer while the episodes just kept rolling but later that night I actually fell in love w/ this show and I binged all 9 seasons right after my friend left 😂 my friend did tell me that Michael leaves later on and the show does get kinda bland so I had been prepping for that but even after Michael left and Robert California and Nellie and Pete and Clark came in. I still stuck w/ it and I’m glad my friend made me put it on that one day.
@@pyr1412 haha that's awesome. It was my sister showing it to me. Sh's been watching it since it started. She shown me episodes now and then but this year she went "You gonna watch the office and I will watch It's always sunny in philadelphia" I agreed and glad I did. She told me the same Michael leaves and it becomes a bit bland. But honestly I loved every single second of it 🤣
@@t.i.s4481 yes i so wish i had watched it week to week when it aired and be part of that time.
“Oscar I think I’m gay im just so emotional” 😂
The looks that Oscar gives Kevin when he says that is priceless.
That was Kevin in a sentence :)
Me too I'm gay
@@maggioc_1988 hi gay, I'm Marion.
“I wish there was a way to know you’re in the good old days, before you actually left them.”
-Andy Bernard
“Everyday when I came into work all I wanted to do was leave, so why in the world does it feel so hard to leave right now.”
-Darryl Philban
“It all seems so very arbitrary, I applied for a job at this company because they were hiring, I took a desk in the back because it was empty, but no matter how you get there or where you end up, human beings have a miraculous gift to make that place home. Let’s do this.”
-Creed Bratton
“I worked for a paper company all these years and I never wrote anything down.”
-Phyllis Vance
“But all in all, I think an ordinary paper company like Dunder Mifflin was a great subject for a documentary. There’s a lot of beauty in ordinary things, isn’t that kind of the point.”
-Pam Halpert
“That’s what she said.”
-Michael Scott
Cheesemaster 7Seven7 love these quotes
"Oscar oscar, I think I'm gay."
You’re a good assistant Jim
Not as good as you
You’re right
Now get the hell outa here
You got it
"That's what she said."
- Michael Scott
Is going to be my senior quote mark my words
nice
If only Michael was there. It would’ve been the best ending in history of sitcoms. For how simple and touching it was
This show is home to us. 🥲
erin and andy being a couple would of helped too and andy coming back to be a salesmen for dwight would of brought it full circle but whatever
At least he was at the wedding
I agree if Michael was there it would of been an even better ending
@Caleb Mayfield on her way to Europe with Ryan’s kid
Very well said my friend!
This show came to me at a dark time in my life, and helped me get through it. Will never forget the little joys it gave me.
Pam had the final line
also the first line
Edit: I lied Michael had the first line
and the final word, point!
@@TwoCraZyEyes0 Michael had the first line my guy
She doesn’t deserve it Michael did Pam maybe second
@@MayAwesome oh shit yea you right, I thought the series opened up with Pam's line, "dunder Mifflin this is Pam"
“Don’t cry because it’s over. Smile because it happened.”
overused quote
@@matthewlol3128 jesus man what do you wanna hear? what quote???
@@nielanthonymacahusay8963 how about no quote
@@matthewlol3128 nobody needs your opinion
@@cheddarbay115 i dont care lmao if i feel the need to express my opinion then i will
"It all seems so very arbitrary. I... applied for a job at this company because they were hiring. I took a desk at the back because it was empty. But! No matter how you get there, or where you end up, human beings have this... miraculous gift to make that place home!" -Creed Bratton
now one of my favorite quotes
"Lets do this."
-Creed, before being dragged away by 2 police officers.
The only quote he says that actually made perfect sense lmao
@@kristi9417 When you think about it everything Creed says makes perfect sense
Question is what did he go to jail for?
Jaxon He was wanted for selling drugs a while ago, I think.
I wish i could forget everything about this show and rewatch it again.
"I worked for a paper company all these years but I never wrote anything down"
ALWAYS GETS ME
Same. I was like damn it Phyllis, that's so beautiful.
i don’t really get it, could u explain?
@@tani6113 she never wrote anything down that she was supposed to do
I would have thought creed would say that
@@DontTakeThisSeriously616 then you explain. What does she mean?
You know why the office is such a good show during quarantine? Because it makes us appreciate the little things in life. It makes us want to live our lives and go to work or go to school again, even if we may hate it while it’s happening. And if this truly is ‘The Great Realization’, I couldn’t think of a better way to honour what we take for granted than with the Office. “There’s a lot of beauty in ordinary things” - Pamela Beesly Halpert
This comment is so underrated
LosMichael no it has too many likes 😂 the office is just a comedic show to watch during quarantine there is no deep philosophical meaning 💀💀💀
@@anonanon8281 when I saw it , it had like 19 fucking likes , now it's at 223??
This is definetly true
There is, though. They use the layers and complexities and growth of the characters to represent reality, and the different stages we go through as we enter through life. The characters all do fun things as a way to get the mundane aspects of the ordinary day, what we all hate. The final quote brings together all the themes of the show: growth, change, acceptance, love, and most of all, happiness. Jim and Pam represent the everyman and every woman. That's why they never become famous or something like that. The show stays grounded in reality in a hopeful American-Dream type fashion, unlike its equally good Office UK counterpart which represents the dark aspects of the everyday work life in a dreary, life is worse than your imagination British-type fashion.
I hope people realize how important this series was.
Ooh we all do, friend. We all do..
The last real good show
*is
Yeah..
fr man
“I wish there was a way to tell that your are in the good old days until you have past them” that hit hard
It would be a perfect end if Michael was there with them just for this last scene 😭
@@reyreyes9279 that would of been amazing.
Viru_ 95 that would’ve been nice, but him being Dwight’s best man was enough for me
It would be perfect if Micheal spoke more than 3 lines on the last episode
Yeah, why didn't he speak in this scene ?
Ibrahim A idk, probably knowing his character throughout the series it would be weird for him to be all serious just because it’s the final episode. So in a weird way it was for the best for him to only have a few , yet amazing lines
*I think we all cried at some point during this scene*
Several times😭🥺
Phyllis
Does that mean we are gay?
We might have
This and in the goodbye michael episode, where jim and mike share the last moment, My god! I'm crying!!
“There’s a lot of beauty in ordinary things, isn’t that kind of the point?”
I mean, yeah, that's what was said.
@@noahbruno8992 That's what SHE said. Pull it together, Noah.
I saw this comment at the same time she said that.
I love this quote
No, it was to film an office in which someone committed suicide
One of the best shows I have ever watched. The emotional rollercoasters, the funny moments, the atrocity of it makes it so much more refreshing. Just as Pam said, the office is like a book that you will never want to end. I'm glad to have been part of The Office family. 11/10
"It all seems so very arbitrary. I applied for a job at this company because they were hiring. I took a desk at the back because it was empty. But, no matter how you get there or where you end up, human beings have this miraculous gift to make that place home." - Creed Bratton
Best show ever
That’s life
"Alright let's do this"
(Gets taken by the police)
i think that was meant to reflect how he was meant to be an actual background character and have a few lines in like one episode, but then he ended up being one of the gang anyway.
His finale was so great. Him watching the interview crying was what first made me cry
"Do you even have a mattress?"
"No but I still have my medal from that."
Aw, that was just so adorable man.
I cried when: jim proposed
Jim and Pam got married
Pam gives birth
Michael proposed
Michael left
Michael comes back
Dwight and Angela got married
Erin finds her parents
Yeah, every scene
Stanley hutson I cried when Smokey Robinson died
Stanley, I really doubt you cried because you were probably too distracted with your crossword puzzles to even notice any of those moments.
Jerzy Kajmowicz did I stutter?
@@oliviahills1022 oh Stanley The Manly
When Dwight found out he was philips dad
Sometimes you will never know how precious a moment is until it becomes a memory. ❤️
Get Over It, Every Episode Is Online Now And You Can Watch It Over And Over
@@pb4ugo2bed84 Get over yourself. You're neither funny nor clever.
Now I’m sad on a Monday.
hugh mungus TriHard 7
You weren't before?!
Same here-oh yeah yeah
Me too
Oh Yeah yeah oh yeah yeah
“Every day when I came into work all I wanted to do was leave. So why in the world does it feel so hard to leave right now?”
me about graduating high school
Right in the feels.
ezzy literally I’m using this for my speech in some months
Senior quote
I bawled like a little baby at my graduation. I felt so stupid because no one else cried.
You people miss high school? I was so pumped to graduate lol you guys are weird
After graduating high school, this hits me in the feels. Enjoy it while it lasts.
Enjoying high-school is a rare experience
I hated high school. All through high school I felt like my life was so awful. It got so much worse. Now I think back to that time and I wonder when did it all go so fucking wrong
“It’s like all my children grew up and married each other.” - Michael 😭😂
.....Sweet home Alabama?
That's every parent's dream
420th like
“that’s every parents dream”
Alabama
we didn’t know we were making memories, we were just having fun
-winnie the pooh
That is so true :)
I dont know how or why you commented this here... But dang.. Thats beautiful
Claire LaBrec lmao I thought that was a Harry styles reference ahaha
@@charlotteruby3885 haha I love Harry styles and I did too for a second
😂🤣
"I thought its was weird when you picked us to make a documentary but all in all, i think that an ordinary paper company like Dunder Mifflin was a great subject for a documentary.There's a lot of beauty in ordinary things. Isn't that kinda the point?" -Pam Beesly
BEST QUOTE EVER
stop making me cry!!!
@Toby Flenderson what does it mean
The heart of the office. Michael is the soul. Diwight is the brain
I just finished the show a few minutes ago, and despite I'm totally destroyed and spent most of the episode crying, there could not be a better way to end the series like these. It is the perfect finale, a perfect closure to nine years of emotional, intense, hilarious, and heart-touching stories.
The Office is the best show I've ever seen in my life, and nothing is going to be the same after it. It's the best sitcom of all time. In my opinion, perfect in all possible ways.
"I still have my medal from that"
"Do you even have a mattress?"
"No, but I still have my medal from that"
Underrated line. Right in the feels.
Awesome line.
I was just thinking the same.
Oh god yes that's in my top favourite lines from the entire show
I don’t get it
Michael was the first person we see in this show and also the last person we see on this show.
The last scene of Michael setting up and looking at the picture of the office is symbolic. He always claimed the branch to be his FAMILY. Michael looked at the branch as something really special. And in the last scene where we see Michael while paying close attention to the painting of the office, Pam said “there’s a lot of beauty in ordinary things-isn’t that kind of the point?”. Michael understood the “big picture” which is what Pam mentioned in this last scene. Everyone who worked at the office only saw their workplace as an ordinary and boring workplace except for Michael. And at the end of the video, everyone had a hard time leaving because they finally understood how special their workplace was which was the “big picture” that Michael had already realized or “set up” before he even left Scranton.
The original scene was from Michael buying the painting from Pam’s art show. In the scene Michael said about the office (while hanging the painting) “It is a message, it is an inspiration, it is a source of beauty, and without paper it would not have happened”.
Oh man, your comment is so underated.
You are a really core fan of this show, you do understand the message behind all the jokes and funny parts. It was nice to read your comment!
Best analysis ever, for this show! Couldn't have said it better!
A film reviewer almost as good as Jim and Pam
eduardobono, your comment is the most underrated reply
Damn. Their monologues aren’t just from the characters perspective, but also from their own. They weren’t talking to a camera, they were talking to *US*
No they weren't
Kind of...
No to the US
kloadit arghh FREEDOM GUNS FREEDOM GUNS ARREGHHH AMERICA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! omg the US was one of many countries that had access to this show. America ain’t some planet it’s just a country
@@conorswan1086 arrrgh ok im pretty sure he was just following along with joke argghhh
"This ending still hits, but the entire journey was worth it in the end"
I Will Forever Love The Office ❤
I feel like the interviews at the end were the actors talking, not the characters
I think it was the characters because I don't think they worked in an actual paper company
@@Crash323_ he’s talking about the lines about it being from the heart not about the show being real
they look like so real.
@@Piccorenz83 It's because they had worked together for so many years and knew it was the end of the show in real life too
According to many interviews and such afterwards there was a lot of genuine emotion in many of these. A good example is the scene where Jim says bye to Michael. They weren't even supposed to cry during that scene. It just happened, because it was not saying bye to Michael, it was saying bye to Steve Carell as that was the last scene he was in (back then).
"It all seems so very arbitrary. I applied for a job at this company because they were hiring. I took a desk at the back because it was empty. But, no matter how you get there or where you end up, human beings have this miraculous gift to make that place home."
--Creed Bratton, 2014
Edit: This took place in 2014, whoops
One if the most amazing most insightful things I've ever heard.
cringe
....Let’s do this. *exits in handcuffs*
Cathoholicism cringe
most underrated character on this show no argument
3:36
"My job was to speak to clients on the phone about quantities and types of copier paper..." - Jim
That exact same line was spoke on the very first episode.
Aw, I'm crying even more
its really amazing writing
@Aarav Bhatia The Office > Seinfeld
Personaly
20.000 Subs with no videos yes the office is funnier but Seinfeld is a solid second
@@chrismarple Yes
Seinfeld is amazing
The amount the last episode makes me cry every single time I watch it doesn't compare to any other show or movie. The part where Steve carrel shows up for dwight's wedding and he looks all older and more mature is one of my favorite scenes. The office is truly such a good show, with amazing character development. A lot of people wont understand how good the show is because they just watch it for the funny pranks and scenes but miss the story, growth, and meaning behind most of them. So many people judge the show too early and don't give it a fair try, first time I was watching the office most my family thought the show was dumb, then a couple months later and they all binge watching it. Michael was such a good character in this story, he is someone that is mostly misunderstood by a lot. This show is truly a masterpiece and by far my favorite. The acting so good as well, it really allows you to be immersed in their lives and in the story. Just finished re-watching the office for the 13th time and every time I finish re-watching it I always feel empty, because I know there is no other show or movie out there that will have the same emotional impact on me like the office did. They really know how to make the most amazing moments. The more I watch it the more I love the show and see things I never saw before.
One of my favorite quotes:
'I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days, before you've actually left them."
-Andy Bernard
“Remember flonkerton from the office olympics?”
“I still have my medal from that.”
“Do you even have a mattress?”
“No, but I still have my medal from that.”
mesoanime fucking hits hard
Yessss
Angela even broke character a little lol
that is deep. and always makes my eyes wet
That was awesome because Creed never seemed to know or care what was going on in the office.
I feel like all my kids grew up, and then they married each other. It's every parent's dream.
I'm sorry but what?
Ummm... r u from Alabama?
What
Charles Bars you want your kids to marry each other? that’s kinky
(This is a joke don’t get offended or anything)
You're not getting it are you, read over what your wrote.
Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened.
I'm still going to cry
It’s so hard to do that though. I’m bawling my eyes out right now because I just finished the show.
Amir S. ; That’s what she said
I’ve watched this show over and over and now that I saw the end I did cry cause it reminded me of all my friends I’ve lost and gained throughout my life and because of this ending I realized how truly great fun I am for all of them
-dr Seuss -michael Scott
Just finished my first ever full viewing. I feel so weird. Obviously it's almost 10 years since the show actually ended but you feel such a connection to the characters, it's beautifully written and acted perfectly. I love that in this day and age a show can still make you feel warm and happy. Sad that it's over for me now, will have to have a break before I revisit older episodes.
SAME
The only thing I don’t like about this scene is Michael isn’t there. I know Steve Carell didn’t want the last episode’s focus to be on him but he was The Office for the first 7 seasons. He should’ve been there.
Undertakerfan365 At least the last shot is him with the painting.
I'm just glad he was in the episode at all.
I read somewhere the writers thought Michael had moved on with that part of his life and didn't care to do more interviews.
Undertakerfan365 right. Honestly, I stopped watching The Office after he left. He was the most awkward funny obviously!
I like that the very last person shown is Michael with Pams voiceover. Even though it’s a flash back, I still love that the last person we see is him. It’s very fitting.
"Everday when I came in to work all I wanted to do is leave, so why in the world does it feel so hard to leave right now" wow thats deep
Yessss
r/im14andthisisdeep
Vinny Dee THAT’S WHAT SHE SAID