How much do we love the little detail that Glenn's backyard has a picnic table with a cutout for a wheelchair so that Garrett & Dina can sit side by side when they are over? Huge props to the crew for not just seating him at the end ofthe table, love that!
That backyard scene tells so many stories in just a pure visual. Marriage, peace between two people who fought for so long, new kids, long lasting friendships. If you ever get the chance to watch the table read for the final episode, it's worth it. The cast breaks down. Garret deserved to get the last word.
The amount I was bawling when they were trying to keep Mateo from the agents, and then Dina's just not knowing what to do anymore, and Mateo just surrendering.
I was SO sad when this show ended, but am so pleased in the way that it did. I want to say that it still had legs, but don’t know if I’d be here for a reboot, it had a perfect run.
no way black friday isnt on here - imo THEE superstore episode of all time. jonah at his most manic pixie dream girl, garrett gets to safe the day, a+ inconsequential storyline with hilarious one liners like "from all of us at cloud 9, have a great purge" and Dina's "yeah, that's right, im counting *up* now" + Glenn high on ??? and telling Jonah to shut the **** up. that freudian slip amy has at the end where she tells adam "dont worry, I'm not happy" still gives me goosebumps too
Honestly I don't see how these were deemed the best episodes? This show is supposed to be a comedy but really the only things here are the big plot episodes. I personally really love the very first episode, or the one after the tornado where Dina is freaking out and forces everyone into the storm shelter. The Halloween ones are good too. Where are these fan polls done? 😂
The final episode was bittersweet. Carol recovered from her electrocution, Justine is still pissing people off, Sandra is...Sandra, and Jonas and Amy finally got married...a fine cast in a fine show, with characters you could care about--or hate...
They tried to make Amy quitting as a noble and selfless act, but it was really a stupid and short-sighted gesture. First, she wasn't attempting to save anyone's jobs, she was just trying to get different people from a different store to lose theirs. Which is understandable, as one will fight harder for those they know and love, but it really makes her no better than the corporate woman. Second, by staying at her current position, she could have helped Dina staff the fulfillment center with those employees and also helped the other employees to get transfers to other stores.
Sandra's cold stare at Carol when she closed the door in the tornado... Emmy worthy
It says you tried to kill me by accident well let’s see how you like it
That was a great scene
How much do we love the little detail that Glenn's backyard has a picnic table with a cutout for a wheelchair so that Garrett & Dina can sit side by side when they are over? Huge props to the crew for not just seating him at the end ofthe table, love that!
I think there is no bench on their side, just chairs.
That backyard scene tells so many stories in just a pure visual. Marriage, peace between two people who fought for so long, new kids, long lasting friendships. If you ever get the chance to watch the table read for the final episode, it's worth it. The cast breaks down. Garret deserved to get the last word.
3:24 The fact that Amy literally agreed with Cheyenne’s idea for them both to take their tops off to distract the guards. 😂
The amount I was bawling when they were trying to keep Mateo from the agents, and then Dina's just not knowing what to do anymore, and Mateo just surrendering.
I was SO sad when this show ended, but am so pleased in the way that it did. I want to say that it still had legs, but don’t know if I’d be here for a reboot, it had a perfect run.
Can't tell you how much I love this show. It ended beautifully.
I’m so glad America came back to end the show.
no way black friday isnt on here - imo THEE superstore episode of all time. jonah at his most manic pixie dream girl, garrett gets to safe the day, a+ inconsequential storyline with hilarious one liners like "from all of us at cloud 9, have a great purge" and Dina's "yeah, that's right, im counting *up* now" + Glenn high on ??? and telling Jonah to shut the **** up. that freudian slip amy has at the end where she tells adam "dont worry, I'm not happy" still gives me goosebumps too
One of the fews shows i can rewatch over and over, the ending was just one of thr best❤❤❤
Fans can have different lists of the best episodes, and none of them are wrong.
No Quincinera episode? Are you telling me that Jonah embarassed himself for nothing?
Apparently a lot of fans skip it when rewatching. They say it’s the “Scott’s tots” of superstore. I love both of those episodes so I don’t get it
What does Scott's tots mean?
@@khorsley72 it’s the most uncomfortable episode of the office
I mean, Jonah usually embarrasses himself for nothing 😂
This list is just ... really lame.
Best ending to a series by far imo
Very underrated finale.
If only the office made an episode about a tornado I be watching that all day
Jonah’s phone clearly not on a call lmao
Honestly I don't see how these were deemed the best episodes? This show is supposed to be a comedy but really the only things here are the big plot episodes. I personally really love the very first episode, or the one after the tornado where Dina is freaking out and forces everyone into the storm shelter. The Halloween ones are good too. Where are these fan polls done? 😂
My favourite episode gots to be Toxic Work Place or Video Game Release and Zephra Cares WAIT and Lottery OH and Town Haul❤
The final episode was bittersweet. Carol recovered from her electrocution, Justine is still pissing people off, Sandra is...Sandra, and Jonas and Amy finally got married...a fine cast in a fine show, with characters you could care about--or hate...
0:28 yikes 😬 wow shayenne nice save
The ending will ALWAYS have me tearing up it’s such a great way to have ended the show
They tried to make Amy quitting as a noble and selfless act, but it was really a stupid and short-sighted gesture. First, she wasn't attempting to save anyone's jobs, she was just trying to get different people from a different store to lose theirs. Which is understandable, as one will fight harder for those they know and love, but it really makes her no better than the corporate woman. Second, by staying at her current position, she could have helped Dina staff the fulfillment center with those employees and also helped the other employees to get transfers to other stores.
I’m guessing the ending was the season finale
series finale
Best episode is episode 1 by far.
Yeah ... All Sales FInal is one of the worst episodes of the series. "Healthcare" is the best. Hilarious. And meaningful to the larger narrative.