Jim Almost Ruins Creed's Birthday - The Office
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Jim (John Krasinski) has a radical idea to combine Creed's (Creed Bratton) birthday with everyone else's. Luckily, Creed gets what he wants most: a nice cobbler and a skip around the room.
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Jim Almost Ruins Creed's Birthday - The Office
• Jim Almost Ruins Creed...
that exchange between jim and michael is so heartwarming
*heartbreaking
For Jim
Felt like a real moment among all the chaos.
Source of Randomness I don’t think it was. Michael is far from successful, but he’s happy with where he is. He’s telling Jim the same thing. And Jim embraces it, and by the final seasons, he’s very happy with a wife and daughter. They both know they’ll never live the best life, but what makes it so great is their making lemonade out of lemons and living a happy life in Scranton, Pennsylvania
@@caseys.1405 Yeah... But when it happened he simply looked terrified
@@mayurjain7585 🤔
“I don’t think I’ll be here in 10 years.”
“That’s what I said.”
Jim’s face of fear in that moment kills me.
I also used to think that i won't stay in my present job for more than 6 months. But here we are, i will complete 4 years in the same Company in july.
So, when Michael was telling that 10 yrs story, it kinda hit me.
That's isn't fear. Its self-realization.
THATS WHAT SHE SAID
@McLarenBMW It's not really as bad as many people make it out to be. It's simply just a means to make money and it could be what you make out of it.
What's worse is that Jim spent a further five years at that company.
I like how everyone's singing was boring but then when Michael entered it suddenly got exciting
People really do overlook how Michael became manager. I think that is the main reason.
He has some damn pipes too
@@denniss9509 well actually the main reason was that he was an outstanding salesman
edit: but i agree, there's a reason he did so well as branch manager
Well Michael is an entertainer, third.
Blue Dragon it’s called charisma
Creeds utter intensity talking about peach pie, you’d think he was talking about a drug deal lol
More like Creed telling someone to bury the body.
"I don't care who you talk too, just make it happen". 😅😅
It's natural for him
That's the joke Sherlock.
@@alcambio8923 😂
Maybe peach pie has a whole different meaning in his world
The moment Michael joined to the party,everyone got energetic. No matter how good is jim at his work,he can never beat the presence of Michael.
You could say the same about the episodes after season 7.
I mean he constantly makes them smiles with his pranks and office games, it’s just this one time it didn’t work because he got lazy.
@@Ismael-kc3ry honestly I would hate to plan a stupid birthday party every week too
@@Ismael-kc3ry If you look at the arc when Jim is co-manager, he is not good at it all. He never seems to get that pranks don't work as well when the power dynamic has changed.
@@wvu05 no one pulls pranks on him when he’s manager, what?
The look on Michael's face when Jim says 'That's what she said' is so wholesome. He's so happy that his lil Jimbo is learning.
*Jimothy.
@@this_is_patrick *SlimJim too.
@@this_is_patrick "are you ok with being called Jim?"
@@sandwiches000 ok Michael- I mean Jim
Jim Halpert “The tall guy got engaged”
Jim and Michael talking was some real feel good moment
So intensely beautiful!
Quite ironic that you made this comment, and then the Brooklyn nine nine channel releases most heartwarming moments 3 hours later
Honestly my favorite moment in the show
I feel like everything after "Thats what I said" was improvised
@@BigMan-cu2dw holy F***
I love how Michael was always at his best when he wasn't trying to be
Yeah it’s when he tries to be liked that he becomes annoying af
cant have one without the other
Because he’s being himself and not trying to be cool or funny. He’s actually cool and funny when he’s himself. It’s kinda sweet
@@Ismael-kc3ry A perfect example is when he realizes he's on a date and then becomes Date Mike lol
Aren't we all?
"You tell her it's for Creed, she'll know what that means" 😂
I want to know what that means. 😂
@@paulbooey2102 it means what you think it means
@@SAMSUNGS-yo4tc no, it means what they think it means
@@RgUnitedFC wrong, it means what you think I mean
@@user-lr6xc4jm1c that's what she said
Michael: “that’s what I said”
Jim: *questions entire life, future, purpose, and meaning*
Michael: “that’s what she said”
So it actually did lighten Jim's tension.
@@sedeyus That’s what she said
@@minervaloves Im dead
@@minervaloves ded😂
Thats what who said?
I love how everyone's mood gets brighter when Michael enters the room. It shows that no matter how much issues they have with Michael, no celebration is complete without him and they all value his presence, and this little scene shows that 😊
Even Toby had a smile on his face.
True and they were all probably worried about him when he went off in the wilderness to try and prove something and he came back safe and sound.
@@matthewriley7826 And he’s actually a good boss. He actually goes a long way to make everyone happy.
nicely said. I was feeling the same thing. It shows how much of a boss he really is and how the office needs him. Yes, it'S just a show, but reality isn't too far from it.
I felt the opera singing was some improvisation by Steve Carell. And every one's expression was just "in the moment" kind of thing.
Anyway... brilliant 🔥🔥
Michael is actually a normal human being in this scene
why was no one talking about that? What he said to Jim made me feel like everything he does is just a ruse to make everything work out
It felt so natural I love that scene
He is a secret genius.
At that moment we realized how important Michael is for putting up with everyone
theres several moments throughout the series where michael shows that even though he is quite child-like hes actually very good at his job and knows what he's doing, both as a salesman and as a manager.
“Nothing. Nothings going on. We’re talking about nothing. Come on gang.” 😂
jake stavisky I know right quoting the fucking video when we all heard it in the video gets you likes? What the hell.
Yeah lol, that scene killed me
Haha yes he said that didn't he!!!!
Dental Dam Dan awww, you are sad that you didn’t get as much likes as this guy in your pathetic comment...
Dental Dam Dan ummm, the guy was just simply saying he thought that part was funny with the emoji, and honestly I dont give a shit about your damn internet points that mean nothing at all. I’m not gonna sit here and fight because its kinda impossible to argue against the mindset of an 8 year old, have a good day!
Look at the details:
How people's faces light up, when Michael joins in singing, how the mood instantly gets from awkward and depressing from light and happy.
This is probably the nicest scene of the whole show. It shows how difficult it is to be a manager and that Michael actually might be a great boss. And that he actually cares about people and there's more to his jokes than just wanting to be funny and liked. Wholesome.
I'm just looking for this kind of comments it's really making me so Happy.
They even closed up on Jim's face before the cut away to Michael and he has a sense of relief "thanks for coming to save me" look.
first thing i noticed: he didnt look around or stutter around creeds name. he knew today was his birthday.
Yeah, even if he was in the forest, trying to "survive" he still didn't forget that it was Creed's birthday, and even sang for him alone
michaels a bad manager, but a great boss. there quite conflicting ideas lol
Creed saying 'come on gang' and no one coming makes my day
Yes😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
“Why don’t you eat an apple?”
“Why don’t you mind yo business?”
If you look at Oscar's face just before it cuts away, you can see the start of him breaking character
*Oscar Nunez breaks character*
Me on a diet
such creativity in this comment, writing down what we already saw and heard in the video.
I was the 4K LIKE WOW
"Most days I just sit and wait for the Break"
I felt that
Relatable
I do that with school except I keep getting goddamn assignments. Like just focus on teaching me, enough with the goddamn assignments. Also English class is worthless.
He had just finihed saying "I work hard every day" lol 😂
Word.
"I took an extra shot of insulin in preparation for this cake today. If I don't have some cake soon I might die."
*- Stanley Hudson*
Matthew Trawick I was just about to comment this 😂😂😂
I also like to live dangerously
Matthew Trawick you just had to ruin it with that comment.
1:22
Me when I have a flight and don’t want to give the TSA my soda
The look on Jim’s face when he realised he might never leave, and the way it changes when Micheal just levels with him to take his mind off it
world's best boss :)
That's when u realize Michael is actually a good boss
For me, it was "Business School."
Jim is boring
No he's absolutely not lol wtf
Snarpis Yea David is a better boss
Only GOD, The FATHER/SON/HOLY SPIRIT IS Good.
Michael has some serious singing skills
Damn it I was thinking the same 😍
Lmfao yeah
That was a nice falsetto
Michael Scarn it was nice, but it was a descant.
@@TheJakeman789 Ya he definitely can sing carols and be in a choir or back up singer. But not good enough to be a solo lead singer, that's basically what your saying right???
I like these glimpses of Michael, that shows he has more going on upstairs than people think.
That’s what she said
The fact that Steve Carell didn’t get an Emmy for Michael Scott...
At least he got a golden globe and a sag award
Who needs an Emmy when you got dundies?
Well he didn't get an Emmy but surely got a piece of Oscar 😉😝
@@asishrmaneupane was not consensual
...smh
This moment and the "Co-manager" saga are some of the most important character studies in the series. Because for one, it shows being a boss is hard, but, more important, people will hate you no matter how cool and good you are at being a boss, because you have to decide for a lot of people, and it's real easy to criticize when you are on the other end. And what this shows us is that Michael is not a complete moron, he is just the boss
Tbh I think the best episode of showing how they hate either way a boss handles something is the episode where they are getting budget cuts or they aren't getting any Christmas bonus or something and they get annoyed at Michael for not telling them but then they get mad at Jim for telling them
Yeah but Michael is sometimes a moron too. 🤣
@@danielshore1457 There's also the one episode where Michael plans a murder mystery game for the office to help them cope with the potential Sabre takeover and them losing their jobs.
My platoon sergeant once told me, “if all of your men are happy with you, it means you are not doing your job correctly.”
I absolutely love how Michael just lit up the room as he entered .
Im just looking for this kind of comments ❤️
That's what she said.
I kinda wished everyone had that special moment with Michael before he left. Just to highlight the radiance of his character.
The only people who did were Jim, Pam, and Dwight
Brand And Erin
That would be a bit too cheesy and too much like Friends, a staged sitcom. This is a mockumentary. They'd have to go with something more realistic.
@@hittingyouoverthehead it's not like the office is all that realistic either
@@brandonv6905 That's true, but still they at least try to maintain the illusion that these are real people with real lives so a scene like that would be a bit cheesy.
3:07
I really like this interaction and acting between Jim and Michael, you can see Jim contemplating life choices as he's wondering if he's really gonna be stuck at this job for a decade, only for Michael to clear the tension and remind Jim why he enjoys working at Dunder Mifflin, all while Michael acts a bit more mature and honest when he says he never knows who he's actually referring to with "That's what she said", makes Michael feel more human and sane when he's even able to admit his mistakes/quirks
It's such a small moment, but as they say, 20/80 rule, 20% of the scene adds 80% to the characters and story
Excellent way of putting it
I love his scene for it same as ending of Scott's tots when Erin comfortd him and he has that sincere conversation about her when she cheers him up
This is where Jim learned that Michael really was the greatest boss he ever had
Michael realizing he scared Jim when he said "That's what I said" to then follow it up with whatever joke he could think of to lighten to mood is honestly amazing writing. Michael was always shown to be a little stupid and ridiculous, but caring moments like these really shine through where you might miss them the first time.
I really dont get it, about Jim's saying that He dont think he'll be there in 10 years. I just dont get the context of it.
@@yanyansalvilla958 He doesn't want to work an office job for 10 years straight
He was feeling stagnated/ stuck, and Michael's comment just crystalized that.
The moment Michael walked into the room I felt calm. Something just so real about that scene.
Yes yesss
3:39 synchronised snack with Kevin
They are one
Union
Bravo
why are you noticing these things
i can’t unsee it LOL
Jim embracing his inner Michael was so wholesome
This is one of Michael's realest moments
No, actually that is so out of character for Micheal as even if employees don’t want their birthdays even celebrated he will love to have as many parties as he can on any excuse !!!
It’s the most non real moment
@@divyasasidharan2960 I'm sure Michael has changed over the years. Clearly, he tried grouping the birthdays a long time ago.
Love that Creed face 2:14 when they start "skip around the room", LOL.
Creed's face while skipping is my favorite thing ever 😂
Skip around the room!!! Skip around the room!!
I just realized that when micheal and Jim we’re talking that micheal was wearing a shirt that says battlestar galactica
It’s great! He’s wearing sweats and then his black dress shoes. It’s a hilarious outfit. 😂
Bears, beets, battlestar galactica
Dishit Matta IDENTITY THEFT IS NOT A JOKE JIM😂
@@ryantierney8870 millions of families suffer every year
Dishit Matta MICHAEL
1:46 Nobody followed Creed :(
It makes things more funnier 🤣🤣
Nobody follows Creed Bratton except Creed Bratton.
The last person to follow Creed Batton is Creed Batton
A holes..
"I work hard all day."
"I like knowing that there's going to be a break"
"Most days I just sit waiting for the break"
that was the most "I felt that" moment Ive ever felt
I love how genuine michael was in this scene, like he came in and brought more excitement and happiness
Creed face while skipping and then Michael telling him to stop is so hilarious
“Say it’s for Creed. She’ll know what that means.”
I know I saw the video
I don’t really get that quote
Itz Bryan11 that’s what makes Creed so amazing.
@@leafybry7996 The quote itself tells you Creed got something on her lol whether a snipe on her head or blackmailing
@@theanarchy4003 or he has nothing on her and its just creed thinking he has a lot of respect and power in the office. Like when he says "Come on gang" and no one follows him
Why is Michael actually a great singer tho
Steve Carell is a blessed human
And he’s actually a good choice to voice gru 😂
I think sometimes we forget these guys are a-list actors because they play the part of average so well 😂
@@OscarIvann they should've casted him
@@midohatem57 right?!?
2:02 I love that moment everyone got cheered up once Michael joins the party
Kevin’s smile says it all 👌🏼
Did anyone realize how everyone got more excited when Michael entered the room
I cried.
Literally.
& I'm 30 plus
pam starts clapping. she knows he's gonna change the mood
😊
Creed is actually an awesome actor, that close up was priceless
Yet more proof Michael was an amazing boss
"was"? Nah, man, he IS a good boss...in his own special way.
Uh oh. I don't think sunflash knows. Yikes.
Meh 😒
I think Michael is a terrible boss, but is genuinely a good person.
@@SJReid82 no he really is a great boss the writers wanted to show that all along this scene shows it too, Jim thought he was smart coming up with this idea but Michael thought of this as well but realised it wouldn’t work since everyone is picky.. Though Michael would seem overall as not a good boss but it was the only branch that was number 1 ans stayed there.. u can also rewatch this scene and see that no matter how much lame others might consider Michael everyone lightens up when he enters the room
The way the mood just lit up in the room when Michael enters the room, just shows how great of a boss he really is
I know right..?😂
@@michaelscott494 it really did😌
- "Why don't you just have an apple?"
- "Why don't you mind you business?"
Sassy Stanley is best Stanley XD
Stanley so fucking awesome
I love how Steve was trying to tone down his amazing vibrato because it doesn’t make sense for Michael to be an incredible singer
@@MidwestFarmToys This was funnier than the comment😂😂
Michael always thought Ryan was his protégé, but in reality, it was always Jim.
Jim and Michael having an honest talk is of the most wholesome things of the show.
Thank you sir
@@michaelscott494 you're welcome boss !
@@michaelscott494 😂😂😂
That’s what I said . That’s what she said
@@mistanoncents That's what he said. Right, guys? Because of gay.
If Jim were to deny Creed Bratton his cobbler..... I’m sure he’d disappear like the real Creed Bratton.....
Everyone talking about Jim and Michael exchange, but the real exchange it's Creed and Jim's exchange like a mob type of conversation.
Both are but in opposite ways...
It reminds me of Uncut Gems.
this moment along with Michael going to Pam's art show are two of his most human scenes. I wish they kind of played around a little more with this part of his personality.
The art show is one of my favorites. I also liked the "baby back ribs" scene where Michael showed Jan that he was a great salesman, and the boat cruise one where Michael gave Jim some great advice about Pam.
I wish they had more genuine moments like this with Michael, it made his madness seem methodical 😭
lol.
Jayesh Chowdary I was going to use that one. It’s great👍🏻
Why don’t you comment something else rather than quoting the video we just saw......
Similar quote was in F. R. I. E. N. D. S, Joey quoted something similar though
You're sure, she will be able to crack that code?
I don't care who you to talk to just get it done!
Creed Bratton secret identity is really Creed Bratton.
Or Creed with an "A" lol.
William Charles Schneider
The few moments when Michael actually gets to show that he fully knows what he's doing are my absolute favorites
2:05 Steve Carell hits a high Bb 🎶
The last bit was honestly a pretty good Michael and Jim moment despite Jim having a sudden flash of existentialism.
Imagine making one party for all the birthdays... such a Rookie mistake
I know. I told him...what kind of mistake is that.
creed's birthday cobbler > everything else in the world
toast deodorant creed’s happiness>all of that
*Character* *says* *anything,* *literally* *anything*
Us: *_”It’s_* *_Free_* *_Real_* *_Estate.”_*
More like: "Write that down"
Saatwik Rao *Type that down
I like how Angela remembered when all the birthdays were. 😇
That was a noteworthy scene. Despite her being all uptight and difficult, she actually remembered everybody's birthdays and put in a lot of effort into planning each of them.
@@GermaineShino She's not mean, she's just demanding.
I love how if you start at 1:00 it sounds like Creed is trying to have someone assassinated
2:50 MOST REAL MICHAEL EVER
"We're talking about nothin. COME ON GANG"
*nobody follows him*
Jim:😐
I love how Angela was acting like Michael always knows how to handle birthdays. He literally got Ice Cream cake for Meredith’s birthday and she couldn’t have any because she’s lactose intolerant lol and he KNEW she was lactose intolerant.
3:15 is a very underrated "That's what she said" Lmao
Even Stanley and Angela smiled once Michael came in and joined in on the birthday song.
The enthusiasm of everyone singing happy birthday when Michael is here vs not here is the exact enthusiasm I had when Michael (Steve Carell) was apart of the show vs when he left the show.
3:30 that was natural
Stanley: "I took an extra shot of insulin in preparation for this cake today, if I don't have cake soon I might die."
Oscar: "why don't you just have an apple?"
Stanley: "why don't you just mind your business?"🤣🤣
Kills me everytime, one of my favorite moments in the whole series.
That moment between Jim and Michael at the end feels actually like a real interaction
the jim and michael conversation at the end was always one of my favourites, it just seems so realistic
I like it when the characters are relatable and genuine. I hate the later seasons when they made cartoonish characters out of everyone --it ruined an amazing show. I guess the writers eventually run out of ideas and/or get bored so they resort to silly gags and ridiculous, unrealistic situations.
I love how impressed Michael was Jim said “that’s what she said”
It was John K. improvisation.
Perfect example of how Michael Scott's energy instantly changes the room
3:00 His smile and optimism: gone.
This exact moment i knew Michael was my favorite the office character, he lights up everywhere he goes..
1:59 It's fucking awesome when Michael comes singing and everybody starts to smile at him... I mean, even Tobi is smiling! This scene explains why The Office would not work later without Carell/Michael in later seasons.
I love the moments when Michael become a coherent adult. I feel like I can really relate to his character sometimes.
2:42 is such an amazing moment between Jim and Michael. Idk what it is but it's so special.
3:05 the funniest twist on the usual “that’s what she said” but it has such a deep significance. brilliantly written.
Love how Jim and Micheal bonded in this episode.
"SKIP AROUND THE ROOM SKIP AROUND THE ROOM"
"We won't- okay, alright.
Yike- Don't do that, you're gonna break something."
"Nobody steals from Creed Bratton and gets away with it. The last person to do this disappeared. His name? Creed Bratton.”
Michael with the proud father look, when jim says "thats what she said"
“Tell her it’s for Creed, she’ll know what that means.” 😂😂😂😂😂 Creed had very few lines during the show, but all of them are very iconic
I really loved this episode, cuz it really shows how dificult it is to be the boss, especially to jim, who always felt he was superior that michael, but was not able to get one thing right and suddently everybody was hating on him like they did to michael, so at the end, he understood that michael was not a disqualified or bad person, he was just a person like him who happened to be the boss. Perhaps, the world's best boss.
0:44 I like how they filmed this scene like it was a gangster interrogation taking place in a back alley. You can tell Creed has a lot of experience in these kinds of situation
Love creeds face when he skips around the room
micheal singing skip around the room and creed actually doing it was highlight of this video .
I really loved this chat between Jim and Michael, they found something they both related too and had a nice chill chat about it.
I like how in the later seasons, there are moments like this where people get to see how smart Michael actually is. I'm well aware this is not real life. However, Jim tends to be the level headed guy who typically thinks along the same lines as the viewers (us). And throughout watching the office, we judge Michael for his stupid comments and absurd antics. But then later, like in this episode, we find out that he's already tried the over professional and mature approach, and learned that it didnt work. He's tried everything, and has found that the tactics he currently employs work best. Episodes like this where Michael gets "real", and we as the viewer learn something as previously explained really shows the genius writing behind "The Office".
I get Angela has her own reasons, but there's something kinda nice about her insisting everyone gets their own party despite most offices just combining them.
Jim and Michael talking at the end is one of my favorite moments in the show
It just feels so genuine, and one of the few times Michael actually acted calm and mature even though he threw in a “that’s what she said”
That end clip was one of the most wholesome Jim-Michael moments ever.
1:20 out of all the amazing stanley quotes, this one is definitley the best
“If I Don’t have some cake soon I’m gonna die”
2:00 Michael's aggressive harmonics is actually amazing 😂
I loved this show when i was younger. Now as an operations manager.... this scene really hits differently. Having to listen to the petty squabbles of 34 people, pretending to care, while saying something basic enough to assuage their concerns, while not saying anything concrete enough to cause more issues to deal with. Attempting to make everyone happy with schedules, days off, hours, breaks, lunches.... Complaining to my manager about all the bs, and realizing he's in the same boat as I am, pretending to care about my petty problems, while saying enough to make me contented, without actually saying anything that solves my problems. Then Michael says "Just wait, 10 years, you'll figure it out."
Just a very surreal scene....