I think jim is the best because hes the one that lets us see the office as it is and maybe the worst main cast character is toby hes similar to jim as in hes just a normal guy but just boring to watch
Like the episode when they take the bus to get Pies and Dwight is on the roof and Jim goes to talk to him. Love those moments. Same with when Dwight is nice to Pam. Gets me every time
I'm one of those that likes those episodes better. "Dinner Party" is not really that funny to me. actually, it surprised me the first time I learned that was considered the best episode.
In season 7, Pam was the office administrator and she was talking to Jim about failing again. Dwight heard their conversation and let Pam win. This moment literally brought tears to my eyes.
Stress relief is easily the best! The heeded conversation makes me laugh every time. Other aspects that make it the best to me are - the fact that its a double episode, the cold open, the roast, the strange Jack Black and Jessica Alba guest stars, the cute moment between Jim and Pam. It has everything!
Thank you! My favorite episode for sure, and I definitely feel like the “heeded” conversation doesn’t get enough love when this episode gets discussed.
What is my perfect episode? I film it in Tiffany's at midnight. Do I go for the easy jokes? No, I go for the sophisticated one, it's priceless. As I'm telling the joke, a woman catches me. She tells me to stop. It's her father's joke. She's Mad. I say no. We make love all night. In the morning, the cops come and I escape in one of their uniforms. I tell her to meet me in Hollywood, but I go to Broadway. I don't trust her. Besides, I like the stage. Thirty years later, I get a postcard. I have a son and he's the chief of police. This is where the story gets interesting. I tell my ex-lover to meet me in Paris by the Trocadero. She's been waiting for me all these years. She's never taken another lover. I don't care. I don't show up. I go to NBC head office. That's where I sold the episode.
one of my personal favorites is the beach episode. it included one of my favorite lines from the office, when stanley says: “i would rather work for an upturned broom with a bucket for a head than work for somebody else in this office besides myself. game on!” and it’s a turning point in not only pam’s character development but the weird vibe in her and jim’s relationship after she does the coal walk (and i personally love that she calls everyone out for not going to her art show bc when michael showed up and praised her that was one of my favorite michael scenes from the office).
The only part I didn't like about Pam calling out everyone for not showing up at her art show is that, well, Michael and Oscar did show up. I wish she would have mentioned that. Otherwise, Beach games is one of my favorite episodes too, Casino night and the Dundees are my favorite!
kevin also keeps an eye on jim after saying that he thinks roy will try to beat him up when everyone finds out about jim’s crush on pam, i think that’s another amazing kevin caring moment
@@misstea-bl4pq and when Roy goes back there, accompanied by a cop, to get something with Angela. He comes in, talks with everyone, gets what he needs, asks Pam for a talk later, leaves, and only then Kevin rushes in screaming "Jim, watch out!"
@@itsakunta You also have to appreciate Oscar for stepping up when Angela hands Roy his check. The accounting department really have each other's backs even though they all have animosity with each other and I love that.
"You have no idea the physical toll three vasectomies has on a person" will always be the line that made me laugh the hardest. Dinner Party is and always will be the unchallenged GOAT
I heard that Steve Carrell improvised the "snip snip snip!" sound and gesture when delivering that line and the cast just DIED. I have no idea how they ever finished that episode with straight faces.
I don't know if it's just me but the Michael Scott Paper Company episodes are some of my favourite. It's funny from the Asian ladies hopping in the van, but it also shows emotion in Pam being regretful of following Michael, and he comforts her. It also ends good so I like those episodes.
Best 5 minutes of any tv show? As far as comedies go it surely has to be up there, David Brent’s hotel manager bit from the UK office, Mark seeing what Jeremy put in the bin in peep show, the last scene of fawlty towers and Father ted kicking bishop Brennan up the arse and the aftermath of that would be my personal favourites, the two pairs poker scene in only fools and horses is brilliant too
Lmao that deleted scene from the koi pond episode where there’s a full length security tape of how long it takes Michael to get out of the koi pond, it’s just a masterpiece 👌🏼
when I want to sell The Office to someone I usually say: you see stuff like Michael speaking in front of a business-school class and totally making a fool of himself by throwing candy bars into the audience stuff like Jim pranking Dwight by making him think that he is turning into a vampire, stuff like them all trying to catch a bat in the office and its absolutely hilarious, and you get these redeeming, wholesome moments too for example when Pam is showing her art at a local art show and nobody likes it, Michael shows up last minute and offers to buy one of the pictures because he genuinely loves it and wants to hang it up in the office. and all that happens in just one episode.
Don't ever, for any reason, do anything to anyone for any reason ever, no matter what, no matter where, or who, or who you are with, or where you are going, or where you've been... ever, for any reason whatsoever...
This is one of my favorite moments also. He didn't buy it to make Pam feel better, the way Jim might have. He genuinely liked it. He loved the idea that Pam would draw the place they all worked. I don't think Michael loves Dunder-Miflin, but he thinks of his colleagues as his family, and he wants them to love him. This scene depicts that very well.
Watching the show for the first time, that is one of the things that stood out to me the most. Her name after so many great episodes. And playing such an annoying person. Just perfect. 👌🏼😄
My #1 will always be "The Coup". The entire premise is hilarious. Dwight goes behind Micheals back in order to convince Jan to make him regional manager. It has the insanely awkward scene where Micheal confronts Dwight about his trip to the dentist. Followed by Micheal playing along with Dwight being the new manager. To me that's the perfect episode
I feel like a really overlooked episode of the office is season 3 episode 5 "Initiation". I don't think it's the best episode, but it's one of my favorites. The chemistry between Dwight and Ryan is hilarious. Stanley's love of pretzel day is a mood. Pam having to make a list of everything Michael does in a day on a day he basically did nothing? Comedy gold. Even though Jim is at corporate the whole squeaky chair thing is amazing. And not to mention the super cute Pam and Jim phone call at the end. Overall a pretty great episode if I do say so myself.
Grief Counseling is one of the best episodes too. Ed Truck’s death reveals Michael’s own insecurities about being alone and forgotten. Pam provides the best care for Michael by using the “bird funeral” to help Michael realize that is not alone.
This one also has the paper staircase/Michael getting coffee from the "warehouse" intro, which is low key underrated and hilarious. AND has the scene where Pam talks about her death story which is from that boxing movie and Ryan gives the camera that look, then talks about the Lion King. Another underrated scene. And Dwight/Michael talking about the robot and Jan on the phone going "what the hell are you two talking about?" after like three minutes of robot talk. Hilarious.
Also sets up a great line for Creed later on in S3 when Oscar asks where Dwight is. Creed responds, "You didn't hear? Decapitated. Whole big thing. We had a funeral for a bird." Sounds like a total madman, but he's like 95% right. Just has the name wrong. And it all happens right in front of Jim who finally got back from Stanford, and is convinced its all gibberish.
I think that the whole series of episodes that Micheal starts his own paper company are perfect. They show how the office would be run with a normal boss, explore more into pams character , and show that Micheal’s in ability to adapt (in turn making it feel more important when he does)
It could’ve been the best but you can tell the writers had no direction for the storyline so they just made the characters sell out and come back to DM
It also had one of the darkest scenes. Like when they going to steal leads from a small family company who are nothing but nice and sweet. A season later they read in an article that this company became bankrupt.
@@PANTA-Music no no it’s better than that lol michael actually thought he could get a job there and called to ask and then they revealed they had shut down in their voicemail message
@@Xzsh-ol9jg but at the same time it makes sense because Michael had no plan. Starting his own paper company had been his dream for the past few hours or whatever. It would be less organic if those episodes were any less chaotic
I love the moment Pam has the epiphany Dwight and her are friends. He even remembers her sweetness through her conjunction when she asks to hold her baby in Gabe’s party to recuperate her sleeping schedule. At the end of course, he acknowledges her as being his best friend in the final episode. This is the birth of the friendship, this is why this is one of my favorite episodes.
Why Stress Relief Is my favorite: 1. the opener is hilarious 2. the staying alive sing along is adorable 3. Dwight cutting open the dummy 4. the roast of Michael Scott 5: the roast of everyone else 6: Stanley wholesomely laughing at michael's joke
We're all gonna forget the moment the guy in the wheelchair mentioned someone just happened to park in the handicapped parking space the same day Michael burned his foot? LMAO
Safety Training is my favorite episode. An absolute riot from start to finish and a little moment of self reflection for Michael when things got a little too real
"the r sound is one of the most menacing sounds in the English language. thats why it's called murder not muck duck." such an underrated line from my shrute man.
My favorite office episodes 10: The Injury 9: The Boat 8: Dinner Party 7: Booze Cruise 6: The Chair Model 5: AARM 4: Garage Sale 3: Fun Run 2: Niagara(parts 1 and 2) 1: Stress Relief
Kevin Thomas I agree, another one of my favorites. I like how Michael is so childish that he can’t explain his feelings, so they have to have a bird funeral where Pam gives a speech that explains what Michael is feeling (but also relates to the bird) and lets him grieve. It explores Michael’s character a little more and feels true to how people cope with their feelings when they can’t verbalize them.
@@myoung2328 along with this he only ever realizes that he has an opportunity for people to feel sad for him when kelly tells him that he must be feeling so sad. i think that while he was really gridding, part of it was him trying to gain sympathy out of the situation
I literally just watched this episode the other day i was like damn this episode is so funny also Creed giving us one of his best lines Micheal: do any of you know what its like to be disabled? Creed; when I was a teenager I was in an iron lung 😭😂😂
Would you say this episode can also be seen as one of the episodes that "pushed" the satire-driven mocumentary towards more of a cartoonish sitcom? I think a better episode to rival the dinner party one is the one where Jim throws a party and doesn't invite Michael. So much character detail and situational comedy there... plus it is extremely grounded and feels like an episode of "The Office" outside the office.
My favorite episode is "Business School." It is the one where the writers finally managed to put everything together for the puzzle that is Michael Scott.
For me: funniest joke: Michael's reaction to Toby being back. Funniest Jim prank: Dwight hitting himself with the phone (only told). Nicest moment: Jim fighting Dwight to prevent him from getting fired.
I’m not even a minute in and I already feel so validated. The Injury has always been my favorite episode of The Office. The balance of humor and emotions is perfect and relatable in so many ways. Most of us may not have burnt our foot in a Foreman grill but everyone can relate to having to take care of someone else, even if that person annoys the hell outta you.
My favourite episodes in no particular order The Injury The Carpet Goodbye Toby Booze cruise The gay witchhunt Dinner party Branch closing Stress relief Goodbye Michael The Finale
Ive used this episode for years as a way to introduce people to this show way more than dinner party. Its the best snapshot of literally every character dynamic and personalities on full display.
The fire drill, the meeting at corporate with Micheal, Dwight and David Wallace, the CPR training, the second meeting at corporate... In the meantime you got that ridiculous movie with Jack Black and that grandma, with Andy trying to wrap his head around the comments of Jim and Pam. Stress relief part 1 has it all. That makes this the best episode.
that's easily one of my favs. it's so absurd and it truly goes nowhere and that's just... so beautiful. I think it's one of the quintessential Office episodes
The Injury was the very first The Office episode I’ve ever watched. It was played in class and I absolutely loved the show from then on. This episode is genius, very well rounded.
I love that Angela and Oscar become best friends in the end. She was so horrible to everyone and became so nice once she found a friend and was able to express her love to Dwight.
@@Camilajj97 I actually have never watched the office before, I started to binge last week since quarantine and there was only ONE episode that I skipped parts of, which was scott's tots. I felt too uncomfortable when he entered the building that I had to skip to the next scene. Damn that was hard to watch
That Michael and Stanley incident episode (lost the title but let's call it did I stutter) was one of my favorite, you can see how Michael manages between his hurt feelings, his craving for subordinates love and his obligations as a boss. Also Stanley letting go of his stoic habits for a minute after basically 9 years witnessing his boss enormities was refreshing. One of the few solid inner office episodes short before Michael left
What a perfect episode of The Office looks like: -Michael getting himself into trouble -PB&J being cute -Jim messing with Dwight -Emotional moment that results in character growth for one of the main characters -Strong cold open -Amazing jokes throughout For these reasons, I think "Money" & "Casino Night" could possibly be the best episodes of The Office
English teacher: “See Michael used the grill as a form to get compassion to make him feel better about his insecurities of no one liking him.” Author: “Nah bro, he just stepped on a grill and burnt his foot lol”
I'm a little late but in my opinion, the best episode is "The Search". The one where Michael goes 'missing' and Holly, Dwight, and Erin go out to find him. It's so beautiful and amazing and it has an amazing payoff. Holly and Micheal are perfect for each other and her being right about every single guess on where Micheal could be was amazing. It was such a huge payoff in the long run. Micheal finally got his true love and I love them so much. That last bit when Holly goes on the roof, and the camera circles to reveal Micheal in perfect.
I couldn't agree more! If I had to pick a favorite episode of The Office it would be this one. Jim summed it up in one sentence- "You burned *your foot* on a *Foreman Grill* ." The creativity that went into that just gets me every time I watch it. 😂 I also loved the heart and the jokes and friendly Dwight but I think my favorite part was how precious it was to see Jim caring for Dwight, but doing it in his own "Jim" way, by spraying him in the face with the water bottle.
Everytime when I think of the office’s best times is season 2 and the grilled foot. I have watched this episode with other people and seriously everyone was laughing every 20 seconds it’s amazing. Nothing like this episode or the overall season 2 could make me or my friends laugh this much
I don't know if there's a single best episode....but there is a single best moment.....when Michael buys Pam's painting....which proves, that, Michael Scott is indeed, the World's Best Boss !!!
An episode I saw recent that I honestly forgot how good it was was “Todd Packer”. This is the episode where Micheal outgrows packer as a friend right before his move to Colorado. Also has Jim and Dwight working together to take packer down which is amazing
i love the episode too because how ridiculous is michael's injury but u know that's just true to his character. and the scene in the car with the three of them, and when michael was filling in the form as guardian for dwight. just perfect cinema there
when you said, "what's the stupidest way they can hurt themselves" the first thing that came to mind was them getting crushed against a wall by Karen's industrial copier, also a great episode
This episode also basically set the foundation for the adorable 'secret-ish' friendship of Pam and Dwight that would carry on through the rest of the series
Who are the best and worst office characters?
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Michael
Cathy
Jim
Nelly
Best: Jim
Worst: Ryan
Best:Dwight
Worst: Unknown
I think jim is the best because hes the one that lets us see the office as it is and maybe the worst main cast character is toby hes similar to jim as in hes just a normal guy but just boring to watch
Fans love to see Jim mess with Dwight but subconsciously fans LOVE to see Jim care about Dwight even if its in the smallest of gestures
I think Jim wants to be friends with Dwight but Dwight's personality keeps Jim wanting to prank him
its so good when it happens hagahah
Like the episode when they take the bus to get Pies and Dwight is on the roof and Jim goes to talk to him. Love those moments. Same with when Dwight is nice to Pam. Gets me every time
Like when Dwight and Angela break up and she tells Andy she'll go out with him and Jim goes and talks to Dwight while he's crying on the staircase.
Who said it's subconscious?
Stress relief is always gonna be my #1. It has the fire drill, the dummy, and the roasts.
That is hard to argue against
My favorite the one when they find out Oscar gay I couldn’t stop laughing
I'm one of those that likes those episodes better. "Dinner Party" is not really that funny to me. actually, it surprised me the first time I learned that was considered the best episode.
I was bouta say, stress relief part 1 is so good
Which season is that one ?
In season 7, Pam was the office administrator and she was talking to Jim about failing again.
Dwight heard their conversation and let Pam win. This moment literally brought tears to my eyes.
dwight and pams friendship is so underrated
i remember that!! my opinion on dwight skyrocketed
One of the single best moment in The Office! The staircase scene…
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*”I wasn’t motivated by compassion”*
Even after his concussion, Dwight still knew exactly when to say “That’s what she said”
Thats My Joke, damn it dwight
@@fam6883 dwigt*
Hahaha muscle memory
And possibly the most organic use of the rejoinder from the entire series. Damn it Dwight! 😄
In my opinion, Dwight typing DWIGHT DWIGHT DWIGHT DWIGHT...... is the funniest silent joke in the show ever.
Why is that funny?
All work no play makes Jack a dull boy
@@Jekkyboi Exact
@@nogoodgod4915 because he has a concussion
FreakShow why do you have a Minecraft profile picture? We all have questions.
I'm gonna have to say "Stress relief" is the funniest. You have the fire scene, dummy scene, AND the "heeded" convo. Nothing beats it for me.
Good choice. Andy singing and Kelly dancing is special in that episode. It showed it's not just Michael that's a loose cannon in that office.
It has roasts too. What a legendary episode. I believe Stress Relief is non-negotiably best episode.
And the roast Michael thing!!
Stress relief is easily the best! The heeded conversation makes me laugh every time. Other aspects that make it the best to me are - the fact that its a double episode, the cold open, the roast, the strange Jack Black and Jessica Alba guest stars, the cute moment between Jim and Pam. It has everything!
Thank you! My favorite episode for sure, and I definitely feel like the “heeded” conversation doesn’t get enough love when this episode gets discussed.
Jenna Fischer even said that this is one of if not her favorite episode of the show.
Becca Basson Same with Angela Kinsey
Palathaxx I’m guessing then they said that in their podcast?
Same! It was such a good one!
Huh?
@@lincolnarmstrong1424 BJ Novak also said its his favorite episode
What is my perfect episode? I film it in Tiffany's at midnight. Do I go for the easy jokes? No, I go for the sophisticated one, it's priceless. As I'm telling the joke, a woman catches me. She tells me to stop. It's her father's joke. She's Mad. I say no. We make love all night. In the morning, the cops come and I escape in one of their uniforms. I tell her to meet me in Hollywood, but I go to Broadway. I don't trust her. Besides, I like the stage. Thirty years later, I get a postcard. I have a son and he's the chief of police. This is where the story gets interesting. I tell my ex-lover to meet me in Paris by the Trocadero. She's been waiting for me all these years. She's never taken another lover. I don't care. I don't show up. I go to NBC head office. That's where I sold the episode.
amazing
This... this was great
wow what the fuck why was this so interesting
ENOUGH WITH THIS JOKE
Umm, Dwight said that in one of the interviews of an episode.
one of my personal favorites is the beach episode. it included one of my favorite lines from the office, when stanley says: “i would rather work for an upturned broom with a bucket for a head than work for somebody else in this office besides myself. game on!” and it’s a turning point in not only pam’s character development but the weird vibe in her and jim’s relationship after she does the coal walk (and i personally love that she calls everyone out for not going to her art show bc when michael showed up and praised her that was one of my favorite michael scenes from the office).
The only part I didn't like about Pam calling out everyone for not showing up at her art show is that, well, Michael and Oscar did show up. I wish she would have mentioned that. Otherwise, Beach games is one of my favorite episodes too, Casino night and the Dundees are my favorite!
That moment with Micheal at the art show always has me in tears, and I’ve seen it about 10 times now!
@@dm9489 well she called out people who didn't show up so Oscar and Michael don't count in the callout...it doesn't concern them so 🤷
I always feel like her character development is over hyped. She was just a b to Karen and it was called development
Pams Speech to everyone after she does the hot coal walk... it makes me tear up almost everytime
Actually the best episode
“Smoking is going to save lives”
Yes! Stress relief part 1 & 2
SAVE BANDIT!
Best opening definetly. But I wouldn't say best episode.
Destiny Clinton I ONLY WEIGH 82 POUNDS!!
The fire is shooting at us- Nard-dog
The "caring for each other" moment of all time:
Kevin raising his fists when Roy freaks out at the bar to protect Pam.
kevin also keeps an eye on jim after saying that he thinks roy will try to beat him up when everyone finds out about jim’s crush on pam, i think that’s another amazing kevin caring moment
@@misstea-bl4pq and when Roy goes back there, accompanied by a cop, to get something with Angela. He comes in, talks with everyone, gets what he needs, asks Pam for a talk later, leaves, and only then Kevin rushes in screaming "Jim, watch out!"
Remember when Pam was going into labor and he was concerned about her contractions and stuff? Kevin is a real one.
By the way which episode was this?
@@itsakunta You also have to appreciate Oscar for stepping up when Angela hands Roy his check. The accounting department really have each other's backs even though they all have animosity with each other and I love that.
"You have no idea the physical toll three vasectomies has on a person" will always be the line that made me laugh the hardest. Dinner Party is and always will be the unchallenged GOAT
Snip snap snip snap!
I heard that Steve Carrell improvised the "snip snip snip!" sound and gesture when delivering that line and the cast just DIED. I have no idea how they ever finished that episode with straight faces.
ok
- Michael: "Dwight, what is your middle name?"
- Dwight: "Danger"
- Jim: "It's Kurt. How do I know this?"
Always gets me
Isn't it Fart?
@@alexanderwung8311 only when Dwight is a security threat.
"God i am so sad i know that"
Doctor: Does the skin look red, swollen
Dwight: That’s what she said
Michael: that’s my joke
@@gregorymoore2877 This is humongous, I am not a security threat, and my middle name is not 'Fart'!
Dinner party and Scott’s tots are two of the hardest episodes to watch
I honestly can’t watch Scott’s Tots, it’s absolutely brutal. Super well done, but man it hurts my soul
people saying they can't watch scott's tots are like phyllis saying she likes to curl up with a book when it rains... without fail, every time
Those 2 are my favourites for those very reasons!!
I actually love the Scott's tots episode..
N the dinner party is awesome too
I don't know if it's just me but the Michael Scott Paper Company episodes are some of my favourite. It's funny from the Asian ladies hopping in the van, but it also shows emotion in Pam being regretful of following Michael, and he comforts her. It also ends good so I like those episodes.
I also love Idris Elba in those episodes. For someone who mostly does action, he kills the dry comedy.
"I am aware of the affect I have on women" 😂😂😂
I love this episodes. Tgat waa my favorite story arc in Season 5.
I love the Michael Scott Paper Company episodes!
YESSSS THAT ERA WAS SO FUN
Me too!
Stress Relief part 1, with the fire drill is the best 5min of any Tv show!
I thought that's what this video would be about lol
When Angela throws Bandit I die every time
Best 5 minutes of any tv show? As far as comedies go it surely has to be up there, David Brent’s hotel manager bit from the UK office, Mark seeing what Jeremy put in the bin in peep show, the last scene of fawlty towers and Father ted kicking bishop Brennan up the arse and the aftermath of that would be my personal favourites, the two pairs poker scene in only fools and horses is brilliant too
Yours Truly STAY ALIVE, IM GETTING HELP
Pt 1 of stress relief was one of the best for sure
"Why is this coffe cold?"
"I asked you for a cold beverage and you said "Coffee"."
Hahah oh god erin
*confused look*
"What kind of tea is this?"
"Oh I boiled some Gatorade"
Classic
Please don’t joke about my Erins mistakes please and thank you.
@Animal Mother oh he is gonna just sit there and cry
@Animal Mother oh I can so just sit here and cry
"Have ya lost your damn mind because I'll help ya find it" Stanley
BEST LINE. I've tried to pull it out irl but I can never deliver it quite how Stanley does!
Classy Christmas was great!
I’m a fan of Koi Pond in season 6. It is an often overlooked episode, but I think it really is one of the best.
i feel exactly the same about the episode "Initiation" in season 3, it's not the best episode, but it's one of my favorites.
Brent Sheridan I love murder from s6
i love the épisodes the surplus , the fuel and garden party
Lmao that deleted scene from the koi pond episode where there’s a full length security tape of how long it takes Michael to get out of the koi pond, it’s just a masterpiece 👌🏼
Koi pond is MY FAVORITE.
when I want to sell The Office to someone I usually say:
you see stuff like Michael speaking in front of a business-school class and totally making a fool of himself by throwing candy bars into the audience
stuff like Jim pranking Dwight by making him think that he is turning into a vampire,
stuff like them all trying to catch a bat in the office and its absolutely hilarious,
and you get these redeeming, wholesome moments too for example when Pam is showing her art at a local art show and nobody likes it, Michael shows up last minute and offers to buy one of the pictures because he genuinely loves it and wants to hang it up in the office.
and all that happens in just one episode.
And they’ll also see The Nard Dog in their preforming a few tunes that you at home or however you watch my show can enjoy!
My favorite episode! So funny, and complete!
Im gonna use this ❤
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College students having no reaction at free food was unrealistic tho
Buuut the part where he roasted Ryan was golden
I love the episode "The duel" where Dwight and Andy duel for Angela and Michael goes to the corporate to explain why his branch is doing so well.
Sometimes I'll start a sentence and I don't know where it's going
Don't ever, for any reason, do anything to anyone for any reason ever, no matter what, no matter where, or who, or who you are with, or where you are going, or where you've been... ever, for any reason whatsoever...
What say, we order some pasta?
When he tells Andy about the affair before he leaves lol and drags it out because his car was parked far away
Great scott
My personal favorite is “Murder”, I do declare.
Same
I love that episode too. It was one of the most comedic episodes, I do declare
CALEB!!!
Mukduk*
It's always the person you medium suspect.
I feel like more people need to talk about the episode where Stanley has a heart attack and they have the CPR training instructor come
That's stress relief
That one's my personal favorite
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The best
YES! My most favorite episode!
When Micheal buys Pam's art...that's the perfect episode
This is one of my favorite moments also. He didn't buy it to make Pam feel better, the way Jim might have. He genuinely liked it. He loved the idea that Pam would draw the place they all worked. I don't think Michael loves Dunder-Miflin, but he thinks of his colleagues as his family, and he wants them to love him. This scene depicts that very well.
That scene was Godlike.
exactly that episode also sums up the show's message and its transmission (heart through paper, basically)
that scene will always make me cry
Best Michael scene and that scene alone make Michael a really likeable character
Mindy is truly a genius in all of the episodes that are widely viewed as the best she’s either playing a big role on and or off screen
She’s the best, I love her so much.
idc what you say Kelly's character is the worst and most annoying on the show
Watching the show for the first time, that is one of the things that stood out to me the most. Her name after so many great episodes. And playing such an annoying person. Just perfect. 👌🏼😄
“You can’t fire me, I don’t work in this van” definitely an overlooked joke
That was the best line ever!
My #1 will always be "The Coup". The entire premise is hilarious. Dwight goes behind Micheals back in order to convince Jan to make him regional manager. It has the insanely awkward scene where Micheal confronts Dwight about his trip to the dentist. Followed by Micheal playing along with Dwight being the new manager. To me that's the perfect episode
Ah Crendist, the dentist.
“Give Pam cute nicknames” I don’t think Pan was intentional lmao
Kyle jeboss I’ve seen the episode like 4-5 times I never hear “pan” I always hear “Pam”
Dwight is at her desk and goes “alright see you later Pan” and she looks at the camera and mouths “Pan?”
Kyle jeboss I mean for Dwight, it’s a cute nickname.
I wanna mention "the convict" cuz prison Mike is just too much to handle. Funniest BIT in the office is prison Mike hands down
I totally agree. “Pan” was definitely because of his concussion and not because he was trying to give her a cute nickname.
I feel like a really overlooked episode of the office is season 3 episode 5 "Initiation". I don't think it's the best episode, but it's one of my favorites. The chemistry between Dwight and Ryan is hilarious. Stanley's love of pretzel day is a mood. Pam having to make a list of everything Michael does in a day on a day he basically did nothing? Comedy gold. Even though Jim is at corporate the whole squeaky chair thing is amazing. And not to mention the super cute Pam and Jim phone call at the end. Overall a pretty great episode if I do say so myself.
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Dwight and Ryan should’ve had more scenes together.
Well....at least you didn't say stress relief.
The part when Kevin started breaking the vending machine for snacks during a fire was literally the funniest scene ever
“Stress relief” it’s the best office episode to me. Written by Toby by the way.
Just because it was written by toby makes it worse
Ew.
Paul Mosquera for me I’ve always thought Andy’s play is 9ne of the most underrated episodes and the dundies
@Cale Witmer I agree! Andy’s Play and Dundees are both super enjoyable for me :)
Cale Witmer thank you for mentioning my play I like to rewatch that episode and see all my ex-co-workers care about me.
The Office made me realize how sad it is to transfer into another Branch
KONO DIO DA
It was difficult I will say leaving All my buddies.
I swear I see you everywhere
ikr! It's like changing schools all over again
The Injury was actually B.J Novak’s favorite Office episode!
And it was recently revealed it's also Rainn's favorite episode as well.
@R Tim and he eats his string cheese whole
I don't agree with you
"Today, smoking is going to save lives."
Thanks, literally the core of the earth.
That experience was difficult to deal with please don’t joke about it!
BRO THAT IS THE BEST EPISODE IN THE WHOLE ENTIRE SHOW HAHAHA
@@paswordwithtwoss when you're a total goofy simp like Andy yeah, its probably tough to get through anything "Knowing full well you got to be you."
*reads the title*
Me:”Which one of all the episodes from season 2 through season 5?”
Grief Counseling is one of the best episodes too. Ed Truck’s death reveals Michael’s own insecurities about being alone and forgotten. Pam provides the best care for Michael by using the “bird funeral” to help Michael realize that is not alone.
Yes!!
This one also has the paper staircase/Michael getting coffee from the "warehouse" intro, which is low key underrated and hilarious. AND has the scene where Pam talks about her death story which is from that boxing movie and Ryan gives the camera that look, then talks about the Lion King. Another underrated scene. And Dwight/Michael talking about the robot and Jan on the phone going "what the hell are you two talking about?" after like three minutes of robot talk. Hilarious.
Also sets up a great line for Creed later on in S3 when Oscar asks where Dwight is.
Creed responds, "You didn't hear? Decapitated. Whole big thing. We had a funeral for a bird."
Sounds like a total madman, but he's like 95% right. Just has the name wrong.
And it all happens right in front of Jim who finally got back from Stanford, and is convinced its all gibberish.
My favorite sweet moment from this episode is when Pam updates Oscar knowing Angela is listening and worried, but hiding her feelings.
I think that the whole series of episodes that Micheal starts his own paper company are perfect. They show how the office would be run with a normal boss, explore more into pams character , and show that Micheal’s in ability to adapt (in turn making it feel more important when he does)
It could’ve been the best but you can tell the writers had no direction for the storyline so they just made the characters sell out and come back to DM
It also had one of the darkest scenes.
Like when they going to steal leads from a small family company who are nothing but nice and sweet.
A season later they read in an article that this company became bankrupt.
@@PANTA-Music that was so harsh! But equally funny hahaha
@@PANTA-Music no no it’s better than that lol michael actually thought he could get a job there and called to ask and then they revealed they had shut down in their voicemail message
@@Xzsh-ol9jg but at the same time it makes sense because Michael had no plan. Starting his own paper company had been his dream for the past few hours or whatever. It would be less organic if those episodes were any less chaotic
Dwight and Pam’s relationship, especially in this episode, is so touching
Nerdstalgic: “This episode is not about dinner party.”
Me: Thank god
I love the moment Pam has the epiphany Dwight and her are friends. He even remembers her sweetness through her conjunction when she asks to hold her baby in Gabe’s party to recuperate her sleeping schedule. At the end of course, he acknowledges her as being his best friend in the final episode. This is the birth of the friendship, this is why this is one of my favorite episodes.
Why Stress Relief Is my favorite:
1. the opener is hilarious
2. the staying alive sing along is adorable
3. Dwight cutting open the dummy
4. the roast of Michael Scott
5: the roast of everyone else
6: Stanley wholesomely laughing at michael's joke
We're all gonna forget the moment the guy in the wheelchair mentioned someone just happened to park in the handicapped parking space the same day Michael burned his foot? LMAO
i remember that but it makes no sense because dwight picked him up
@@officialGamer1000 maybe Michael made Dwight park there? We will never know😂
@@officialGamer1000 omg wait i didn’t even realise LOL
The Office was one of the best shows during its time, you did a great analysis and perfect breakdown of your points.
Ur flippppping everywhere. What have u not watched 😭😭😭.
Safety Training is my favorite episode. An absolute riot from start to finish and a little moment of self reflection for Michael when things got a little too real
YES!
Chris you're here? Stress Relief is my favorite
"the r sound is one of the most menacing sounds in the English language. thats why it's called murder not muck duck."
such an underrated line from my shrute man.
My favorite office episodes
10: The Injury
9: The Boat
8: Dinner Party
7: Booze Cruise
6: The Chair Model
5: AARM
4: Garage Sale
3: Fun Run
2: Niagara(parts 1 and 2)
1: Stress Relief
Casino Night is epic!
I actually love the one where they have a dance party in the empty space
cafe disco!!!
Finally someone who appreciates 'The Injury' as it deserves!
Honestly it is my favourite episode.
Then come Stress Relief and Dinner Party
“You can’t fire me, I don’t work in this van” is one of my favorite Dwight lines😂😂
Another episode like this is when Ed truck died
Kevin Thomas I agree, another one of my favorites. I like how Michael is so childish that he can’t explain his feelings, so they have to have a bird funeral where Pam gives a speech that explains what Michael is feeling (but also relates to the bird) and lets him grieve. It explores Michael’s character a little more and feels true to how people cope with their feelings when they can’t verbalize them.
@@myoung2328 along with this he only ever realizes that he has an opportunity for people to feel sad for him when kelly tells him that he must be feeling so sad. i think that while he was really gridding, part of it was him trying to gain sympathy out of the situation
Kevin Thomas survivor man🤣
He was decapitated, he was super wasted and went right under an 18 wheeler -Creed
His Capa was ditated
I honestly think ``Stress Relief´´ *is* the best episode of The Office.
I literally just watched this episode the other day i was like damn this episode is so funny also Creed giving us one of his best lines
Micheal: do any of you know what its like to be disabled?
Creed; when I was a teenager I was in an iron lung
😭😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Michael: How old are you?
I love creed so much 😭🤣
Would you say this episode can also be seen as one of the episodes that "pushed" the satire-driven mocumentary towards more of a cartoonish sitcom?
I think a better episode to rival the dinner party one is the one where Jim throws a party and doesn't invite Michael. So much character detail and situational comedy there... plus it is extremely grounded and feels like an episode of "The Office" outside the office.
-- email surveillance is IMO the best episode
I love this one.
My favorite episode is "Business School." It is the one where the writers finally managed to put everything together for the puzzle that is Michael Scott.
That is one of, if not my favourite episode.
For me: funniest joke: Michael's reaction to Toby being back. Funniest Jim prank: Dwight hitting himself with the phone (only told). Nicest moment: Jim fighting Dwight to prevent him from getting fired.
The funniest Jim prank is the William buttlicker one lol
“A lot of great episodes have to do with the undressing of Michael’s character.” *flashbacks to when Pam walked in on Michael changing in the office*
I’m not even a minute in and I already feel so validated. The Injury has always been my favorite episode of The Office. The balance of humor and emotions is perfect and relatable in so many ways. Most of us may not have burnt our foot in a Foreman grill but everyone can relate to having to take care of someone else, even if that person annoys the hell outta you.
“Stress Relief: Part 1” is by far the best episode
"You can't fire me I don't work in this van!" will forever be my favorite line from the show.
Why the hell did youtube move comments?
I WAS WONDERING TOO
i want them back/:
I think I perefer this than the old one
what do you mean move comments?
The comments have been up here before
I love Garden Party. The traditional dances and Dwight announcing Jim every time he passes the threshold!
My favourite episodes in no particular order
The Injury
The Carpet
Goodbye Toby
Booze cruise
The gay witchhunt
Dinner party
Branch closing
Stress relief
Goodbye Michael
The Finale
Good list. I also like Money and The Michael Scott Paper Co
michael dancing in booze cruise is one of the funniest parts of the series to me
also Scott's Tots
michael's last dundies?
booze cruise is my fav post michael episode
Next up: "How Angela's Cat is Perfect"
Arnold Howard *Was
Prinkles?
Purrfect
Which one
Bandit?
Ive used this episode for years as a way to introduce people to this show way more than dinner party. Its the best snapshot of literally every character dynamic and personalities on full display.
My favorite line from this episode:
Jim: what are you doing?
Dwight: Vietnam sounds
I think my favourite part about this episode is the behind the scenes stuff where they started laughing at Michals small tv
john's squeaky laugh is so cute lol
The fire drill, the meeting at corporate with Micheal, Dwight and David Wallace, the CPR training, the second meeting at corporate... In the meantime you got that ridiculous movie with Jack Black and that grandma, with Andy trying to wrap his head around the comments of Jim and Pam.
Stress relief part 1 has it all. That makes this the best episode.
“OK see you later Pan.”
“Pan?”
ı think that one episode when dwight makes a fire drill is one of the bests. that chaos was HILARIOUS
My personal favourite episode is 'Gay Witch Hunt'
I laughed my ass of every minute🤣
Gaydar from Sharper Image😂
one of my favorites is the one where everyone is arguing whether hilary swank is hot or not. and they make it a thing.
that's easily one of my favs. it's so absurd and it truly goes nowhere and that's just... so beautiful. I think it's one of the quintessential Office episodes
Great episode.. me personally.. i love the episode "Night Out" when Michael and Dwight go to NYC to hang with Ryan. Great all the way around
Is that Night Out or Launch Party? I think that was a two-parter.
yeah strong contender, it's the best for me for that season.
I actually hated Toby for a while because of that episode
@@sydouglas yea he got creepy with Pam for a minute lol
@@mrportfoleyo yeah that was kind of cringe
“Dinner party is probably the best episode” *False*
*Fact* Stress Relief is the best episode
my favorite part of the episode is how Ryan gives him some medicine & Micahel isn’t grumpy anymore idk why 😂
The Injury was the very first The Office episode I’ve ever watched. It was played in class and I absolutely loved the show from then on. This episode is genius, very well rounded.
I love that Angela and Oscar become best friends in the end. She was so horrible to everyone and became so nice once she found a friend and was able to express her love to Dwight.
Michael talking about how he burned his foot is one of the funniest Talking Heads Michael ever gives!!
To be honest, I always like The Injury a lot. Dinner party was a little too cringeworthy for me, although I still like it.
SAME. Dinner party and Scot's tots are hard to watch.
@@Camilajj97 I actually have never watched the office before, I started to binge last week since quarantine
and there was only ONE episode that I skipped parts of, which was scott's tots. I felt too uncomfortable when he entered the building that I had to skip to the next scene. Damn that was hard to watch
@@olc7222 Yeah! I skipped it too. It was too much for me!!!
Thank you!! I've been saying this episode is the best representation of Michael's character. This is the most underrated episode for sure.
That Michael and Stanley incident episode (lost the title but let's call it did I stutter) was one of my favorite, you can see how Michael manages between his hurt feelings, his craving for subordinates love and his obligations as a boss. Also Stanley letting go of his stoic habits for a minute after basically 9 years witnessing his boss enormities was refreshing.
One of the few solid inner office episodes short before Michael left
What a perfect episode of The Office looks like:
-Michael getting himself into trouble
-PB&J being cute
-Jim messing with Dwight
-Emotional moment that results in character growth for one of the main characters
-Strong cold open
-Amazing jokes throughout
For these reasons, I think "Money" & "Casino Night" could possibly be the best episodes of The Office
English teacher: “See Michael used the grill as a form to get compassion to make him feel better about his insecurities of no one liking him.”
Author: “Nah bro, he just stepped on a grill and burnt his foot lol”
I'm a little late but in my opinion, the best episode is "The Search". The one where Michael goes 'missing' and Holly, Dwight, and Erin go out to find him. It's so beautiful and amazing and it has an amazing payoff. Holly and Micheal are perfect for each other and her being right about every single guess on where Micheal could be was amazing. It was such a huge payoff in the long run. Micheal finally got his true love and I love them so much. That last bit when Holly goes on the roof, and the camera circles to reveal Micheal in perfect.
I dont even think it was guessing at first.
She just thought like him lol
I couldn't agree more! If I had to pick a favorite episode of The Office it would be this one. Jim summed it up in one sentence- "You burned *your foot* on a *Foreman Grill* ." The creativity that went into that just gets me every time I watch it. 😂 I also loved the heart and the jokes and friendly Dwight but I think my favorite part was how precious it was to see Jim caring for Dwight, but doing it in his own "Jim" way, by spraying him in the face with the water bottle.
Everytime when I think of the office’s best times is season 2 and the grilled foot. I have watched this episode with other people and seriously everyone was laughing every 20 seconds it’s amazing. Nothing like this episode or the overall season 2 could make me or my friends laugh this much
It’s called hentai and it’s art
-Stanley Hudson
I’m so glad you didn’t bring S****s T**s into this. The episode that cannot be named.
I'm refusing to watch that episode ever again, fr.
I could barely watch it I was just so uncomfortable
The office is supposed to be uncomfortable
hey Mr. Scott
whatcha gonna do
whatcha gonna do
make our dreams come true
I don't know if there's a single best episode....but there is a single best moment.....when Michael buys Pam's painting....which proves, that, Michael Scott is indeed, the World's Best Boss !!!
I FREAKIN GOT IT RIGHT! I KNEW IT WAS THE INJURY BEFORE HE EVEN SAID IT! NOW GET ME THAT FOREMAN GRILL!
It's weird how these video essays with really good editing comes out kinda quickly.
An episode I saw recent that I honestly forgot how good it was was “Todd Packer”. This is the episode where Micheal outgrows packer as a friend right before his move to Colorado. Also has Jim and Dwight working together to take packer down which is amazing
IMO the best episode was Season 5 Episode 15 with Dwight's fire drill and the CPR scene.
A perfect episode is when Dwight screams Michael
Avery the Cuban-American “Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica”
"Oh, that's funny... MICHAEL!"
i love the episode too because how ridiculous is michael's injury but u know that's just true to his character. and the scene in the car with the three of them, and when michael was filling in the form as guardian for dwight. just perfect cinema there
I need to find out Kevin’s chili recipe
Kim Jong-un I need to find out where _you_ are.
Kim Jong-un aren't yo dead
You gotta undercook the onions
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Ah, a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary!
The Injury has always been my FAVORITE episode! God I love The Office so much. I have watched it all the way through at least 9 times
when you said, "what's the stupidest way they can hurt themselves" the first thing that came to mind was them getting crushed against a wall by Karen's industrial copier, also a great episode
This episode also basically set the foundation for the adorable 'secret-ish' friendship of Pam and Dwight that would carry on through the rest of the series